Mental cues for deadlift

[@Shadow27757]

i watched hundreds of videos how to deadlift for the past year, you are number one mate.

[@nightofthelepus]

Great form. Good idea about the breaths. If Uhaul runs out of vehicles I am calling you to help move my fridge.

[@morecowbell36]

Eccentric portion of his lift is about perfect. Nice job.

[@Jackhardman93]

I love these old videos mike !! So good , some real knowledge bombs amongst em

[@zipl3r]

I love the new videos you've started uploading more recently. Thanks, they're very helpful.

[@Sbeatso]

The pockets queue has helped me so much, Thank you for putting out this content

Thank you! Simple, yet effective.

[@ironsquad856]

Thanks Mike, really informative. Due to my long torso and low flexibility I had really huge problems setting up on the deadlift and keeping my back straight. One big thing that helped me was pulling the slack of the bar and the cue for keeping my lats in backpockets.

[@50centseb]

Love that deadlift form, looked awesome!

[@_notthebassmaster_8369]

Great video! What other people do to psych themselves us beforehand is going to be different from person to person, but you nailed it! I have realized that my legs are a weakpoint and I want to work on them, and I see that this can actually help people

[@JohnKatsTV]

This helps a lot, Mike. Thanks.

[@JannikSinner10837]

great video. Thank you

[@docmansound1]

Thanks so much for this.

[@dylankuda6565]

Solid video

[@lolzroflcopterzzz]

Great video! A quick qeustion that has to do with the Deadlift.. I suffer from flat fleet. I've heard that you should always deadlift barefeet. Should I still do it even though I have flat feet? Or should I use some shoes with arch support?

[@tjbasdf]

Question re your last rep of each set: When you finish the pull and you're standing straight up holding the bar, are you still holding your breath? Or, do you resume your breathing as you continue to carry the bar?

[@Smarthra]

great stuff!! like the channel

[@parthapaul617]

tell me about the pressure breath and how it works in deadlift

[@herc410]

Pressure breathing like that could be improving activation of the transverse abdominus?

[@imcbecc]

Hey Mike , do you push your knees outwards after you start the lift ?

[@wolflord06]

wats ur thoughts on head positioning?

[@Quantikz]

How don't you scrap your chins? My legs get all red and sometimes bloody because of the bar!

[@mildseventiger]

do you switch where your hands face?

[@TheMacTownPoke]

Any worry about asymmetry in the lats due to not alternating your grip?

[@michaeltuchscherer9322]

No

[@kluzz]

What's up with the string that's attached to the bar?

[@squiz8]

its attached to some display that shows the speed or force or whatever of the lift

[@kluzz]

Ah, that makes sense.

[@marshallfoulkes1383]

Jan Fredrik Leversund It's called a Tendo Unit :)

[@tfranc347]

This is really interesting, especially when you think how the torso is supposed to be positioned over the bar with the arms at like a 10 degree going back, your shoulders in front of the bar. The lats totally stabilize the load and make pulling more efficient, even though your arms aren't completely vertical.

[@поджелудочнаяжелеза-ч5ю]

Very long arms 😱😱😱

[@morecowbell36]

Concentrate on keeping your lower leg vertical. Scraping your shins comes from having too much dorsiflexion in your ankle joints.

[@Pler1978]

morecowbell36 I'm sure a 800 plus deadlifter really needs "tips" from a random KZbin expert ...

[@B0mbo-h7x]

martyjanderson lmao

[@jefferylord3068]

morecowbell36 , for your next trick maybe you can give warren buffet some tips to grow his money.