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    Default 26/ 161 / 160 deadlift (deload)

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    hello guys. so this is my first deadlift a week ago and it was horrible YouTube

    people told me to stick butt out, higher hips and lift chest up.

    i fix all that and while i do feel it a bit more in hamstrings and glutes, i still feel pressure in lower back YouTube i deloaded 20 pounds and fix my form by watching videos of allan thrall and others. feet over mid foot, hips higher but this is as much i can lift my chest and stick my butt out. i know i still need fixes here. would be extremely happy if you guys point it out.

    i was extremely fatigue mostly due to poor sleep and maybe eating (dont know if im in a surplus) and hormonal issues atm. so this weight is a grind.

    i have other angles if needed but with the before form not new one

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    sorry for the angle. hard to do it with little space and a lot of people

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    March 8, 2018 - YouTube

    another angle of the old form

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    I think you're a bit too close to the bar and your stance should be a little more narrow. Squeeze harder, pull up faster and certainly set the bar down faster.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Illingworth View Post
    I think you're a bit too close to the bar and your stance should be a little more narrow. Squeeze harder, pull up faster and certainly set the bar down faster.
    hello! i have a question, why does my back always round when starting the lift?

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    Because you are not holding it in extension.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Illingworth View Post
    Because you are not holding it in extension.
    any good cues for this? i tried my best to lift chest up

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    Learn how to breathe and brace

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    I think you're a bit too close to the bar and your stance should be a little more narrow. Squeeze everything harder, pull your chest up to set yourself and to initiate the lift. Set the bar down much faster.

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    Don't confuse bending your neck with lifting your chest. Your lower back is supposed to feel pressure. At top make sure to "lock out".

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