Re: Moya's Log of Insanity: Mr. Olympia Training Edition... Sponsored by IronMagLab
Strong dude!
But your back isn't tight and your shoulders could be pulled back more. But it's probably a bad idea to try and fix form when you're already training for a competition.
Can't post links yet because of this stupid rule here. But you tube Matthew Allen 562lbs Raw Deadlift Attempt. All natural and raw. Perfect form!
That's kind of your back and shoulders should be.
ok... i agree and i disagree...
i am ALWAYS working on form and correcting myself when needed... if you would have looked close there are worse errors, like the bar rolling forward almost out to my toes before i pulled...
i disagree with your comment about my back... trust me, it is tight, or nothing even close to 500 is going up... i dont think i could pull 400 without tightening up...
now, having watched your vid, not sure if that is you or not, i also took it upon myself to watch his 3rd attempt...
the 562 was clean... pretty good lift for anyone, although i noted he is a 220...
then his 3rd attempt was 579 i believe... didnt get it off the floor... how perfect do you think his form would have been if he had gotten that up? see what im getting at? the closer to your max, the more break you get in your form... i have stronger legs, and although i make a conscious effort to keep my chest high, gravity sometimes likes to say otherwise...
ive got over 3.5x my bodyweight pulling me down, whereas he only was pulling like 2.5x...
check out vids of some of the top pullers in the world, the lifts dont always look so perfect... best example i can think of off the top of my head is Konstantin Konstantinovus (sp?)...
im NOT advocating trying to pick up weight you are not ready for, or lifting with loose form... but one thing for sure at every meet ive done, everyone has always commented on my technique... yet i have always stirved to improve it... even when i make a lift...