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☆ How to Deadlift ☆ Great Deadlift Tip - Improve Your Lockout - Stop Hurting Your Back

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Uploaded by on Jan 26, 2011

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  • i do what you showed correctly but i pull my shoulder blades back as if i were doing a seated to activate my thoracic extensors or should i juss straighten my body out

  • @biggab204 yes, you definitely want to pull your shoulders back at lockout

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  • Great stuff Smitty. If you teach people the start position and tell them to "stand up" it works great virtually every time. Keep it up! Mike N

  • @smittydiesel thanks for the tips man 

  • Thanks Smitty. 

  • Great tip Smitty.

  • great stuff

  • Nice video and an important coaching point.

    In the bottom position, I like to imagine that there is an elastic band running from my feet, through my knees and to my shoulders. During the pull, the band should simply elongate in a linear fashion. It should not bend in any direction. I think this is useful for visualising the knees, hips and shoulders rising at the same rate.

    Thanks again for the video.

  • I really like that tip Smitty - real simple but very effective!! It's an awesome verbal cue too ;-)

  • How can you possibly NOT like Smitty's videos?

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