Originally posted by: Eric62
245x3
335x2
425x1
515x1
605x1
700x1 - All time personal record.
http://tinypic.com/player.php?v=e5rbzq&s=5
It might not be USPF legal, as I might have reversed directions before locking it out. The USPF is ultra strict regarding equipment, and especially lifting technique. As I was training and videoing by myself, my camera angle was less than ideal, and inconclusive IMO.
If anyone with USPF, USAPL, or IPF (the 3 strictest federations in reverse order) personal competitive/judging experience, cares to share their opinions on my lift I would be grateful regardless of any criticism it receives.
IPA, NASA, APF, SLA, or WPO lifters need not respond. WABDL competitors opinions are welcome with a grain of salt - lol...
3650 + 663940 = 667,590.
Originally posted by: Eric62
245x3
335x2
425x1
515x1
605x1
700x1 - All time personal record.
http://tinypic.com/player.php?v=e5rbzq&s=5
It might not be USPF legal, as I might have reversed directions before locking it out. The USPF is ultra strict regarding equipment, and especially lifting technique. As I was training and videoing by myself, my camera angle was less than ideal, and inconclusive IMO.
If anyone with USPF, USAPL, or IPF (the 3 strictest federations in reverse order) personal competitive/judging experience, cares to share their opinions on my lift I would be grateful regardless of any criticism it receives.
IPA, NASA, APF, SLA, or WPO lifters need not respond. WABDL competitors opinions are welcome with a grain of salt - lol...
3650 + 663940 = 667,590.
Originally posted by: RapidSnail
The lifts felt a little different, involving more posterior chain than before, but I'm a bit more comfortable because back doesn't round at the start.
Originally posted by: brikis98
Originally posted by: RapidSnail
The lifts felt a little different, involving more posterior chain than before, but I'm a bit more comfortable because back doesn't round at the start.
There's nothing wrong with using the sumo stance and for some people, it'll feel more comfortable/natural (especially taller folks). However, if your back was rounding at the start of the deadlift w/ normal stance, that probably means that either something was wrong with your form or you were lacking the mental cues to keep your back locked in extension.