First and foremost you got to be hungry for the weights. Make sure your technique is rock solid. Train smart and stay clean. Don't get overzealous and shoot for too heavy weights too soon. Build a sold base. Use periodization training methods. FWIW, I got stuck at 405 back in the day and thought that was my limit until I found a good coach who helped me unlock my full potential.
hey man what was your training for this lift like im actually looking to hit this and or break it but im far out right now. im 19 years old 148 weight class and my last meet I only hit 405 dead lift. any tips?
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i am 15 i weigh 185 and i deadlift 425 i train 3 days a week with my football coach and i am progressing greatly i just dont know how to get into competitions
all i have to say is amazing, great job.. i had my first competition this sunday. my deadlift sucks and i think it is becuase of my weak traps and i think so becuase i strain it alot.. i am 16 and in the 220 weight class
yeah i guess it could be a form issue, but im not sure. as of right now i do not have a video of me deadlifting but i will put one up prob, next week. i deadlift convetionally by the way
Give me a shout when you put it up. Proper technique and the appropriate training plan is critical for a big deadlift. Sumo or conventional doesn't make a difference.
I was 23 years old and at the very end of my eligibility as junior. I started competitive powerlifting at 18. I spent approximately 2 months on a strict high protein, low fat diet to drop from 156 to 150 and then shed 2 more lbs in the sauna the night before the competition. I swear I would never drop that much weight ever again although I did continue to drop weight to make weight as an Olympic weightlifter, just not so drastically.
For me personally, yes it is a bit easier IMO than a conventional deadlift, IF you have good flexibility and maintain perfect technique. I could do about 60 lbs more sumo style than conventional style. Ask some other people though and their answer many be very different. I know people who can't even deadlift sumo, but lift heavy conventional style. Bottom line is take advantage of the leverage mother nature gave you.
does the record applied to all dead lift style or just sumo type like you did? Im doing 260 pound at 120 pound bw was wondering if i can get it up if i do it yourway.
LOL! I've never taken any performance enhancing drugs especially steroids. I've always been kind of chesty and the powersuit pushes up the pectoral muscles much like a bra, embarassing enough. FWIW, I do not suffer from gynecomastia or "bitch tits" since I haven't used steroids. I was an average guy doing a higher than average task by pulling that kind of weight. More >
Had to drop a significant amount of bodyweight over several months and some more in the sauna prior to the meet. No early weighin was permitted. I was totally bent on breaking the IPF junior world record and looking back it is amazing how much mental and physical energy I devoted to the goal of breaking the record. Silly really.
Excellent technique--close to the best I have seen. I can tell you worked a lot on form, getting hips close to bar. I hope to have form as good as this one day. I still shoot my hips and finish with too much back.
First and foremost you got to be hungry for the weights. Make sure your technique is rock solid. Train smart and stay clean. Don't get overzealous and shoot for too heavy weights too soon. Build a sold base. Use periodization training methods. FWIW, I got stuck at 405 back in the day and thought that was my limit until I found a good coach who helped me unlock my full potential.
BarbellCompany 1 year ago
hey man what was your training for this lift like im actually looking to hit this and or break it but im far out right now. im 19 years old 148 weight class and my last meet I only hit 405 dead lift. any tips?
shameless520911 1 year ago
got any tips to get a 6000000000 deadlift at 10 bodyweight lol ?
muzimuzi 1 year ago
@muzimuzi
Yes. Fly into outer space.
HighPerformanceTruck 1 year ago
@HighPerformanceTruck sometimes i think that is what these guys do =P maybe they deadlift all that on the moon
muzimuzi 1 year ago
homo sapien yes!
ivanko2 1 year ago
homo
stayflyryry 1 year ago
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Wow very impressive lift!!!
crawlingyota 2 years ago
jebać was w dupe chujowi jesteście amerykańce jebane pedałki cipki sie nadajecie cweliki ;]
Wyrost 2 years ago
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i am 15 i weigh 185 and i deadlift 425 i train 3 days a week with my football coach and i am progressing greatly i just dont know how to get into competitions
mcnuvenberry 2 years ago
all i have to say is amazing, great job.. i had my first competition this sunday. my deadlift sucks and i think it is becuase of my weak traps and i think so becuase i strain it alot.. i am 16 and in the 220 weight class
krazygargoil69 2 years ago
I doubt it's your traps. It's difficult to assess your problem without seeing you lift. Can you post a video here on You Tube?
BarbellCompany 2 years ago
yeah i guess it could be a form issue, but im not sure. as of right now i do not have a video of me deadlifting but i will put one up prob, next week. i deadlift convetionally by the way
krazygargoil69 2 years ago
Give me a shout when you put it up. Proper technique and the appropriate training plan is critical for a big deadlift. Sumo or conventional doesn't make a difference.
BarbellCompany 2 years ago
i lift 290 Kg @ 82 Kg bodyweight raw and even without belt
Eisenbieger86 2 years ago
lol
AliveTraining 2 years ago
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my dead lift is about 450+ right now
543211234554321 2 years ago
wow dude your a beast
and like the preparation for the lift
dukehuman23 2 years ago
That's just ridiculous!
How old were you and how long were you training up till that point? How much weight did you cut?
Grebbstar 3 years ago
I was 23 years old and at the very end of my eligibility as junior. I started competitive powerlifting at 18. I spent approximately 2 months on a strict high protein, low fat diet to drop from 156 to 150 and then shed 2 more lbs in the sauna the night before the competition. I swear I would never drop that much weight ever again although I did continue to drop weight to make weight as an Olympic weightlifter, just not so drastically.
BarbellCompany 3 years ago
lolwut? 148lbs... thats crazy
Skleevan 3 years ago
Nice lift! That guy looks ripped.
ssnatcherss 3 years ago
Yeah its a good thing I am wearing a shirt considering I wear a rug on my chest nowadays!
BarbellCompany 3 years ago
amazing. if i saw you walking around with a shirt on i would have never guess you could pull up that much weight
delgadido 3 years ago
is the lift legal cuz it is less of a pull to do with a widened stance
jus seemed easier
beast207 3 years ago
For me personally, yes it is a bit easier IMO than a conventional deadlift, IF you have good flexibility and maintain perfect technique. I could do about 60 lbs more sumo style than conventional style. Ask some other people though and their answer many be very different. I know people who can't even deadlift sumo, but lift heavy conventional style. Bottom line is take advantage of the leverage mother nature gave you.
BarbellCompany 3 years ago
does the record applied to all dead lift style or just sumo type like you did? Im doing 260 pound at 120 pound bw was wondering if i can get it up if i do it yourway.
anhzor 3 years ago
Beautiful lift! You looked happy as hell too, man...congrats
Matgic1 3 years ago
man hes on steroids, look at them boobs he has
0Stick0 3 years ago
LOL! I've never taken any performance enhancing drugs especially steroids. I've always been kind of chesty and the powersuit pushes up the pectoral muscles much like a bra, embarassing enough. FWIW, I do not suffer from gynecomastia or "bitch tits" since I haven't used steroids. I was an average guy doing a higher than average task by pulling that kind of weight. More >
BarbellCompany 3 years ago
Had to drop a significant amount of bodyweight over several months and some more in the sauna prior to the meet. No early weighin was permitted. I was totally bent on breaking the IPF junior world record and looking back it is amazing how much mental and physical energy I devoted to the goal of breaking the record. Silly really.
BarbellCompany 3 years ago
is it bad if my shins get broosed and minorly cut up after my deadlift workouts?
Jeepinweightlifter 4 years ago
nope :D
strongmandriscoll 3 years ago
no happens all the time
Handyman414 3 years ago
yah, i was just making sure i wasnt lifting right form or something =)
Jeepinweightlifter 3 years ago
No, mine bleed sometimes
PaNiKK93 3 years ago
Sweet!
dbennett4 4 years ago
272.5kg @ 67.5kg bodyweight.
ivanko2 4 years ago
Excellent technique--close to the best I have seen. I can tell you worked a lot on form, getting hips close to bar. I hope to have form as good as this one day. I still shoot my hips and finish with too much back.
jwilsey 3 years ago
how much, and BW?
surfale 4 years ago
Nice. I just love to deadlift. Clearly you do too.
secuervo 4 years ago