Easy Trick for Your Deadlift Stance!

In the deadlift, some lifters actually set up too close to the bar (i.e., with their shins closer than one inch from the bar). Phil gives a simple method for fixing this problem.
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[@chadlane5389]

Thanks Phil!! Love your content!!

[@TestifySC]

You’re welcome Chad, and thanks for the kind words!

[@zaaz2992]

This is very useful Phil. Keep up the good work.

[@TestifySC]

Thanks very much - glad you found it useful!

[@keithhopkins1346]

Consistent with the solid content. thx.

[@TestifySC]

Thanks very much, Keith!

[@aaronwetzel8714]

underrated this is really useful

[@TestifySC]

Thanks, Aaron - glad you found it useful!

[@chuckdenomolos7359]

If I’ve learned anything stronger=living better

[@TestifySC]

Absolutely.

[@Nick-dq5fo]

What about stance width ?

[@TestifySC]

Good question. The short answer is narrow - about hip width (not shoulder width). Usually the heels will be roughly 8-12 inches apart, and the toe angle is about 10-15 degrees out. It will be significantly narrower than the squat.