Quote (Aube @ Aug 20 2012 12:15pm)
Try not to drop bomb like that. Control the way all the way down.
Noted.
Quote (HyphyIll @ Aug 20 2012 12:15pm)
Need to keep your entire back tight and lower back straight, especially the the bottom of the lift. Flex your core, squeeze your back, and stick your ass out like you want to be fisted.
Same thing. Stick your ass out like you want to get rammed by a 26 inch black cock. Keep your entire back and core flexed throughout the entire lift.
Hips are a little high for a conventional deadlift, but if you're trying to keep an emphasis on your hamstrings then that's fine.
Think being fisted, got it. When I flex my core I feel like im going slip out a turd, so i'll practice doing it correctly.
Ya I noticed my hips when I first watched the video. I'll work on it next time.
Quote (Ocen @ Aug 20 2012 12:19pm)
(deadlift)
pull shoulderplades together/backwards, chest out, keep a more neutral spine/neck position
push from heels so that bar scrapes against shins (lean backward a bit, kinda like pulling), the bar should move in a more or less vertical line
same applies to eccentric (negative), where you rounded your back a good deal and the path of the barbell wasnt fully vertical (eccentric is where muscle tears occur, form is important). Drop the bar a bit faster or lower weight. Keep a straight back (active back work) and focus on keeping the bar in a vertical path. You can practice the latter with less weight.
(squat)
looks good, cant tell from this angle if knees are going past toes but i think they dont. Could go a little bit lower for a more clear parallel (iirc its viewed as femur parallel to floor, not lower edge of thigh).
thats what i notice
e: might wanna go low bar on parallel squat, moves center of mass a little bit backwards and makes it easier to stick ass out
Thanks for the input. Will take all of your advice and see what I can do about correcting myself.
This post was edited by MarkorGather on Aug 20 2012 02:55pm