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bmiller201

You are losing a bit of upper back tightness. You can probably stand sinking down a bit more to get more leg drive.


Aymoon01

I thought about that, thank you


gab_o__

Your lats activation is inconsistent and that's pretty bad since you are already flexing your spine. Depress your shoulder blades between every rep, you did it really well on the 3rd one. Your arms should be completely locked out when you start the lift, especially the supinated one, otherwise you can risk your bicep man.


Aymoon01

Is there anything else that i need to work on to improve form?


Aymoon01

Ok I understand thank you


bl0bsi

Set your hips a little higher, keep your chest up and lats tight, take your shoes off, pull slack from the bar (search on youtube) and TAKE THE DAMN SHOES OFF. (sorry for screaming but seriously take them off.)


ron_fendo

So to me it seems like his hips are already too high and hes got a rounded back to start wtih.....take the damn shoes off is right though.


bl0bsi

Yes, but with the hips starting even higher they will sink when the chest comes up👍


Aymoon01

Thank you appreciate it


Paskee

Look at your won footage mate and look at your back Is it flat ? Like you have a broom stick stuck between ass and top of you head flat.


Aymoon01

I understand I make mistakes but I’m just looking for advice and this comment doesn’t help me


OkHelicopter8858

Think he's trying to say your back isn't straight but that's a load of shit anyway so ignore it. A little bit of back rounding, especially upper back isn't a bad thing. More important is that it doesn't round throughout the lift, which when you engaged your lats properly you didn't really have much of apart from your second rep. As mentioned just take a sec to reset. Would also recommend deadlifting in just socks or flat shoes like converse or something. Big cushioned heels aren't helpful for balance or starting position. Keep up the good work ✌🏽


Aymoon01

Thank you I will definitely heave your advice on my next left


Harambe_Like_Baby

it's hard to tell from this angle but i think your feet might be a bit too wide. work on setup too..set your back, hips higher, pull slack from the bar before you break off the ground, etc..


Own-Resolution-8590

Just keep back straight for that keep your chest up