855 Deadlift
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Check out anything by Pavel Tsatsouline, former Soviet Special Forces physical training instructor and has trained personnel from the U.S. Army, Marine Corps, the National Nuclear Security Administration / U.S. Department of Energy, and the US Secret Service... enjoy!
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And maybe he should take peoples advice since he ran into back injury --> a rupture of his intervertebral disc between his L4 and L5. No surprise to me, and it will probably happen again... It is possible to lift this weight PROPERLY
Always ask questions and look at the research. We cannot dream up the rules of fitness.
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I think it's ironic that so many people posting comments about how Derak's way of deadlifting is safe and that safety and form changes as one gets "stronger" in order to adapt. Well I think that this is untrue. I have learnt that there is a set of rules outlining proper form and how following these rules will prevent injury especially LOWER BACK INJURY. We learn that the spine can only handle so many curved bends before injury.
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@AmusingYeti yes i totaly agree! pluss derek have like 200 pounds of muscle around his spine
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@AmusingYeti i'd say technique is important no matter at what stage you are in. hey i'm not telling derek how to deadlift, i'm sure he knows how.
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@stillrob420 fake, its derek poundstone come on
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that's a strong man deadlift... different from any other deadlift... don't compare them
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@videodestroyer1000 i know right lmao btw its derek
lol at the retards telling derak poundstone how to deadlift
videodestroyer1000 1 year ago 89
People need to understand "form" is irrelevant when you get to this stage of lifting. Form is basically a guide on how to lift the weight so you wont get hurt. Guys like Poundstone have altered the form to their body type over the years of their training. Form is essentially a "suggestion" on how to lift the weight. You truly master the technique when you understand your biomechanics applied to the lift. Form will always vary from individual to individual.
AmusingYeti 1 year ago 48