This guy has no fear of injury!
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This guy has no fear of injury!
I found it amusing that he counts it as a PR. Does that even count in strong man?I saw that yesterday, that was rough. Looked like my form my first few months of ever doing deadlift. Scary with that much weight.
I found it amusing that he counts it as a PR. Does that even count in strong man?
I personally think Jamal Browner smokes Larry wheels on dead’s any day of the week, any fed any rules. Cailer Woolam on the other hand...I think anything counts in strongman as long as you lock it out eventually. Except sumo.
I personally think Jamal Browner smokes Larry wheels on dead’s any day of the week, any fed any rules. Cailer Woolam on the other hand...
I think if Cailer ever makes a move to 242 it would be an interesting shootout between him and brownerPound for pound deadlift maybe as Cailer competes at 220. He's got a slightly higher bench, too. Jamal has him by 100lbs on squat though. Larry is probably the more well roundedv strength athlete rather than a deadlift specialist. He's definitely the most shredded. But he's also significantly heavier.
I think anything counts in strongman as long as you lock it out eventually. Except sumo.
Pulled 425 that is I should have mentioned425 for 3 accomplished
it wasn’t super challenging, being afraid of injury is holding me back.. and lack of knowledge on proper form I think, or at least not knowing if my form is good
any links to some good vids or anything?
Look at Ed Coan, Cailer Woolam, Jamal Browner, Pete Rubish, Lamar Grant, Yuyu Ren. These guys are all excellent deadlifters425 for 3 accomplished
it wasn’t super challenging, being afraid of injury is holding me back.. and lack of knowledge on proper form I think, or at least not knowing if my form is good
any links to some good vids or anything?
425 for 3 accomplished
it wasn’t super challenging, being afraid of injury is holding me back.. and lack of knowledge on proper form I think, or at least not knowing if my form is good
any links to some good vids or anything?
Only one I’ve watched is a Larry Williams vid using the jump and land foot placement and just a where you arms fall placement, doing that made a huge differenceThe Starting Strength book has a good chapter on deadlift form if reading helps. Can PM you a copy of the ebook if you'd like.
As far as form many on Youtube. Mark Rippetoe, powerliftingtowin, Omar Isuf, Silent Mike, many others. Take your pick.
For me reading to understand, then watching videos, then recording myself, comparing to videos, trying different stance widths and positions, then making adjustments was how I learned.
Only one I’ve watched is a Larry Williams vid using the jump and land foot placement and just a where you arms fall placement, doing that made a huge difference
Reading is best for me, I’d appreciate if you shot over that ebook
A casual 1000+ deadlift.