In order to perform the deadlift properly, you are going to want to avoid any mistakes with your form. Make sure you never get it wrong by following my OFFICIAL deadlift checklist! = ruclips.net/video/hCDzSR6bW10/видео.html
1:30 Grip strength 2:20 Quads strength 3:25 Lats and Core strength 4:41 Hamstring and lower back strength 6:10 Traps strength 8:03 Glutes strength 9:24 Fix your form Read my name pls
I have fewer than 1 friend in the World. That's right. Everybody disses me for making bad videos. I think they are perfect though. Who is right? My dissers or me? Which side are you on, dear ruf
Thanks to this channel I can finally deadlift 2.5x my body weight (I’m 160), now working on 3x!! Seeing Jesse pull these badass numbers is very inspirational for me. Love this channel!!
Right in time, on my way to start deadlifting again, did with trap bar last week. Also Jesse is a absolute beast, love to see him pulling these weights.
At 62 I started using the trap bar to save my lower back ,knees and hips. Construction life took a toll . And it's a more natural position. It's amazing how many of my comments get removed by RUclips but RUclips can't seem to stop the unwanted po rn comments.
This was an awesome tutorial. I definitely see the difference between this video and the deadlift checklist video. Would you please do one for pullups? It's my worst lift.
He has done one in the past and talked about it many times. Here are som tips: Shoulder width grip Squeeze your glutes Tight core Point your feet forward Retract your scapula Up with your chest Pull yourself up!
I love how all the haters accused Jeff of being weak and instead of just doing the lifts and saying 'See, no i'm not weak' he took this 135lb hardgainer, Jesse, and turned him into a super beast who can deadlift over 500lbs. Jeffs point was like, not only can I do it, but I can coach this scrawny kid to do it too. These guys are playing checkers and Jeff is out here playing that 3D chess. What a GOAT.
let haters be haters. you can't look like Jeff without investing a considerable time in working out properly. and to the haters: no, you can't achive the same by popping pills
@@bunnybike3606 yeah. Man's spent over 25 years to training and eat. And then he's just exceptionally agile, mobile, flexible and strong for his age and size. Not even that big
For years I have always neglected Deadlifts but now I am putting more effort on this because it definitely is one of the best exercise there is. Not just for the legs but for the back, arms and core as well. Gives you great posture and balance. Lots of benefits. Thanks Jeff!
I am currently on Jeff’s new program All American Muscle (great program btw). And seeing this video it makes so much sense why he added the exercise he added in the program. No wonder I’m seeing amazing strength gains! Thanks Jeff! All thought out like always!
Jeff, this is an amazing video thank you! You are such an awesome asset to people. I broke my lumbar spine and have also shattered my lower leg and ankle, 4 surgeries between the two injuries. For many years I had no hope of lifting again and being an athlete, thanks to listening too much to the doctor's and not knowing better. Thanks to an incredible physical therapist and you, Jeff, I have come so far even as I deal with ridiculous fucking pain day after day, year after year going on two decades now. It's manageable in great part to knowledge like yours. Your mastery of body mechanics has been a god send. Strength, mobility, mindfulness. At 42 years now with serious chronic injuries to deal with I am strong, I'm capable, I'm resilient! Getting back into training rn after a very very dark 2021 and your vids are helping open the floodgates of motivation and personal power. Thanks so much Jeff for sharing such important knowledge! My life could be very different in a completely unsatisfactory way if it wasn't for your channel and others like you. Keep it coming!
*NOTIFICATION SQUAD GIVEAWAY* - Alright guys, I’m giving away a complete 30 Day Workout program to 100 lucky clickers within the first hour this video is published! Remember, this is NOT THE FIRST 100, but those randomly selected within the first hour the video is published. Click the link to see if you’ve won. No strings attached! giveaway.athleanx.com/ytg/deadlift-5-flags If you don’t win, no worries, you’re not going away empty handed. Just be sure you have your notifications turned on so you can get to my next video quickly and try again. Good luck and thanks for being a loyal subscriber…
Extra posterior chain work is key, lots of people skip core work because it's not flashy, but it pays off. RDLs, Back extensions, GHRs, Leg curls, suitcase carries and hanging leg raises will turn you into a work-horse!!
I just did deadlifts today. I struggle with grip strength. A mixed grip makes it a lot easier. I am currently only on about 60-70% of my weight for 12 reps (about 60kg). Hopefully, I can get that number up now (although I can't do pullups either, let alone weighted pullups lol).
My deadlifts issues are mostly form related but for pullups over the summer i just got a 20 dollar chinup bar off amazon and the first three nights I just practiced dead hangs till I could hang for about a minute then went ahead and tried my first pullup. I will say I've compared the at-home chinup bars and the ones with the ribbed cushions make it so that you don't fail from your hands hurting but frmo muscle fatigue, which is an issue I have with my 20 dollar one
Dont mix grip, stay overhand grip. Overhand grip wont be a problem for a long time, as long as you train it. Just hold the weight in your hands for a longer period of time. And if you go into high percentage of your deadlift 1RM, just hold it in the top for 5-10 seconds. Oh, and use chalk, wrap your thumbs properly over your fingers, and squeeze like you try to strange the bar. Like everything with weightlifting; just train it. It takes time, but youll be fine.
@@Wekkerklok That's ture to a certain point. A Mixed grip would always be better. Your hand wont simply hold on to the weight no matter how mich grip strength you train. But as you Get some chalk, use mixed grips, use some vesa grips. Deadlift would build your grip with time but you'd always be able to deadlift more than your forearms can hold after a certain weight
i quit powerlifting 45 years ago; but this is a great tutorial and training advice for anybody working on their deadlift. congrats to jesse on his awesome progress.
Hey guys, a question to everyone and hopefully even Jeff might give an answer to it someday... but do you think working out with only one leg is a good idea? And which exercises would you recommend? The issue is a lower leg amputation in my case. There are times I can´t wear my prothesis and I am always curious if working out would be smart, as it might cause some inbalances. The only things I did in such scenarious so far were push-ups and some other upper body exercises with a latex-band. I think this question also reaches out to people who might have a similar issue, like any injuries etc... I am thankful for every answer, stay humble!
If you do just make sure to do it without ego. Don't get in the habit of trying to cheat. Especially in your situation don't cheat any lifts. Your body is going to want to overcompensate for whatever limb you lost. Don't let it
I do Romanian deadlifts with dumbbells, but I don't lower the bars past the knees. I also do them for super high reps with a breathing tempo so I don't snap my shit up. When I lowered them to my shins I was always hurting my back; going no further than the knees and doing them for high reps made them a viable exercise for me.
Hey Jeff - as always, great stuff! Quick question. You've mentioned in a few videos the barbell hip-thrust. It looks great, but can you make a video or give a quick description of how to actually get into that exercise position?
Deadlift a move I don't use because I am convinced I don't have my form right and I will injure myself (compressed L4 and 5), but Jeff's tips make me think I might have a chance to do it right
I've had back issues for over 20 years. Herniated a disc, so always avoided dl. But picked it up last few years. I started doing his pain free abs work out, and then moved onto light dl. Form is everything, high reps, low weight, just watch it for nerve pain, you'll know if you need to stop. My back is stronger now than its ever been. Best of luck 👍
A Jesse vid popped up from 2017, i'm literally just watching this to see his gains and DAYUM, props to you bro! Liftin em up and puttin em down, better than most!
Nice video Jeff, i wpuld add a 6 RED FLAG: DO THE EXCENTRIC PART NICE AND WITH GOOD FORM. Most of people skip that part and lets drop the bar, or do it with bad form rounding their traps and lumbar spine...
Thanks for the great info for sure. I’m bouncing back from a few minor injuries so I’ll be looking forward to using these tips when I’m back in action. Stay killing it! 🔥🔥
Thank you so much for this video! I was waiting for it for a while. It explained to me some of the mistakes that I was making and how to overcome them.
I am a 66kg (big confession: 46 y) old woman. Amongst a AX-program, alot of to-do and not-do to on this channel, I started deadlifting in order to gain strength for cycling. I followed Jeff's how-to an I can now lift 50kg 3x5-6 without any pain in parts that shouldn't hurt (e.g lower back). I work out at home, in the cellar on about 3x2meters between freezer, washing mashine and storage boards with off-seasonal stuff ;-) From my side: great tutorials!
I screwed up behind my knee doing deadlifts years ago and never returned to doing them. I might have to revisit after this video and see if I can manage without pain in the back of the knee.
Sounds like a hamstring pull, do some leg curls and progress on them for 1-2 months to build up a base in your hamstrings, and keep doing them weekly afterwards. Leg curls or GHRs are crucial for hamstring/knee health
@@jussman8861 Anytime, keep at it and you will be very strong! Once we identify and build upon our weaknesses, then our true potential can shine through
I've been on my own in the gym at the beginning butt really find find ur videos helpful everytime, I've made alot of improvements with all my workouts and with my strength👌🏼🔥tnx alot
Never tried deadlifting since I’m a home (mostly calisthenics) workout kind of guy. I’ve yet to try going to gyms but will definitely want to try the basic compounds including deadlift.
Jesse has just gotten to be a freakin beast. Blows my mind. I’m always going to have a muscle imbalance in my left upper leg bc due to a sledding accident years ago and a negligent dr I eventually had to have a significant portion of my Vastus Lateralis removed. Still building my legs the best I can though.
Any tips on how to deal with a pinched nerve in the upper back/neck? The kind that causes pain on and in between the shoulder blades and radiates pain down into your arms. Really want to get back to the regular exercise life but this is holding me back Thanks so much!
It may help to try things for spinal decompression like dead hangs, or using a neck decompression device. Massage therapy, foam rolling or seeing a PT may also help
First exercise: pull-up, me being 150kg almost stopped watching. Then I saw the hang and it motivated me to continue until I can eventually do pullups.
Jeff, I'm an older fellow (49 in a few months) who got hurt roughly a decade ago and has recently returned to training. I currently lack the functional strength to do certain basic exercises like pullups and dips and was hoping for some advice on how to get my strength back. Cheers
@@johannes01 Thanks mate. :) Well, since you're interested: at this time of the year in 2020 I was 297 lbs. Two weeks ago I was 218. I'm fairly certain I'm losing bodyfat and I'm now 222lbs. ;) Cheers
Jeff my inferior angle of my scalp shoes a little in hood standing posture and the medial border shows during DB curled and push ups. I can bench 185 3x8-10, scapular plan shoulder fly w/ 15,lbs, shoulder press. I perform face pulls as a warm up 3x15-30 Monday through Friday. I have no pain or discomfort but still wonder why I have what appears as winging during push ups and curls. Help
I've recently been diagnosed with scoliosis and deadlifting leads to horrible lower back soreness sometimes. Should I accept my limitations and just avoid it? What would be an appropriate substitute? I still squats but with moderate weight.
Awesome video as always! Was wondering what Jeff thought about putting the weight back onto the ground tho - am I trying to lift more than I can handle if I find it hard to slowly lower the weight onto the ground?
Hi jeff I'd really like to know how do i fix a skinny fat body Like what should i eat to get rid of the fat around the mid section and build muscle Thank you jeff and jessie.
Being a fighter from the old skool.I built up my forearms and hands.Big guys never understood why I can do so many pull ups.I do things most have not and dont even know about.Like build my hands and forearms.Start now!
Jeff you've made a lot of deadlift videos and i am definitely thankful for it but there is one thing that you never mentioned in any of them. And unfortunately it is exactly the thing i have a problem with when deadlifting. Dizziness! I would soo appreciate a video about how to brace and breather properly so that i dont get dizzy when doing the exercise. Deadlift blackouts are a pretty common thing and i think a video on this would be a godsent not only for me but for others aswell.
I herniated my disc on the lower left side dealifting, it's been a long process to heal, im trying to get "back" at it but I have like ptsd from the injury, I want to know what you think is the best to get back into it and how to fix/know/prevent injury, knowing if my weight is evenly balanced and knowing my hips arent listing are my biggest problems and concerns, thanks Jeff and Jess
Jesse looks amazing. I don't care what the haters say. Jeff is still the GOAT when it comes to RUclips fitness. I haven't watched a Greg Doucette video in months because all he ever wants to do is make Natty or Nots and talk about how bOdY sHaMiNg iS bAd.
Great video guys Are you able to do something about putting a 2 inch block under your heels for those who don't have the flexibility in parts of the legs
Hi Jeff, I have just done some deadlifts tonight. I am a pt and I was lifting light at 80kg and felt a burning in the right lower abdomen and had a pulse in that kne spot. It's not something I have come across. I am, of course, getting it checked by a doctor. Could this be a tear or the start of a possible hernia? Thanks, keep it up with the content and great advice.
I'm going to start lifting in college once my high school sports career is over, and while I'm strong in the squat and bench, the deadlift had always crumpled me.
In order to perform the deadlift properly, you are going to want to avoid any mistakes with your form. Make sure you never get it wrong by following my OFFICIAL deadlift checklist! = ruclips.net/video/hCDzSR6bW10/видео.html
Grip: Weighted Pull-Up 1:41,Weighted Hang (Alternative) 1:51, Farmer’s Walk 2:05
Lift Plates Off Ground (Strengthen Quads): Front Squat 2:46, Bulgarian Split Squat 2:55, Barbell Reverse Lunge 3:05.
Strengthen Lats + Core: Straight-Arm Pushdown 3:25, Unilateral Carry 4:05.
Through Knee (Strengthen Hamstrings + Lower Back): RDL 5:15, Deficit Deadlift (lighter weights) 5:30, Weighted Hyperextension 5:44
Stabilizer Muscles (Lats + Traps) 6:09: Heavy Shrug (Upper Traps) 6:43, Barbell Row (Middle Traps) 6:54, Face Pull w/ overhead reach (Lower Traps) 7:11.
Locking out Lift (Strengthen Glutes) 7:44: Pull Through 8:12, Barbell Hip Thrust 8:50, Glute-Ham Raise 9:02
1:30 Grip strength
2:20 Quads strength
3:25 Lats and Core strength
4:41 Hamstring and lower back strength
6:10 Traps strength
8:03 Glutes strength
9:24 Fix your form
Read my name pls
Thank you for being that guy!
@@gefloigle but u will never be *that* guy for her😔
@@ryanmccarthy6156 Not till he fixes his deadlift
You're awesome. Thx for this.
But you didn't timestamp Jesse's intro
Thanks Jeff for helping a lot of people like me to build their body and confidence.
I have fewer than 1 friend in the World. That's right. Everybody disses me for making bad videos. I think they are perfect though. Who is right? My dissers or me? Which side are you on, dear ruf
Yeah me too
You are welcomed.
Thanking Jeff is killing your gains
I second this message. Thanks Jeff.
Thanks to this channel I can finally deadlift 2.5x my body weight (I’m 160), now working on 3x!! Seeing Jesse pull these badass numbers is very inspirational for me. Love this channel!!
Well fucking done im bout 2 months in and im at a 1:1 ratio mind you im a boxer not a body builder or powerlifter i weigh 155 pounds
Right there with you, I'm 160, and just pulled 455 on trap bar for the first time 2 weeks ago!
Congrats on your lifts BTW!
The information. Jesse's intro. The shorts. This is gold!
Right in time, on my way to start deadlifting again, did with trap bar last week.
Also Jesse is a absolute beast, love to see him pulling these weights.
At 62 I started using the trap bar to save my lower back ,knees and hips. Construction life took a toll . And it's a more natural position. It's amazing how many of my comments get removed by RUclips but RUclips can't seem to stop the unwanted po rn comments.
Your commens are removed cuz youtube aint want people to hear your barking, even po rn comments are better than yours babbling
RUclips prefers those comments more than your unwanted barking
This was an awesome tutorial. I definitely see the difference between this video and the deadlift checklist video. Would you please do one for pullups? It's my worst lift.
He has done one in the past and talked about it many times. Here are som tips:
Shoulder width grip
Squeeze your glutes
Tight core
Point your feet forward
Retract your scapula
Up with your chest
Pull yourself up!
I love how all the haters accused Jeff of being weak and instead of just doing the lifts and saying 'See, no i'm not weak' he took this 135lb hardgainer, Jesse, and turned him into a super beast who can deadlift over 500lbs. Jeffs point was like, not only can I do it, but I can coach this scrawny kid to do it too.
These guys are playing checkers and Jeff is out here playing that 3D chess. What a GOAT.
Definitely. We went from desiring Jeff's level physique to just looking for a shirtless Jesse to admire all the time. Like coach like student
let haters be haters. you can't look like Jeff without investing a considerable time in working out properly. and to the haters: no, you can't achive the same by popping pills
@@bunnybike3606 yeah. Man's spent over 25 years to training and eat. And then he's just exceptionally agile, mobile, flexible and strong for his age and size. Not even that big
For years I have always neglected Deadlifts but now I am putting more effort on this because it definitely is one of the best exercise there is. Not just for the legs but for the back, arms and core as well. Gives you great posture and balance. Lots of benefits. Thanks Jeff!
It’s great, who knew the deadlift could be an ab exercise. Kind of is.
I am currently on Jeff’s new program All American Muscle (great program btw). And seeing this video it makes so much sense why he added the exercise he added in the program. No wonder I’m seeing amazing strength gains! Thanks Jeff! All thought out like always!
How long are you in?
@@johannes01 3 months in
@@shoaibkhalid59 nicee how long does this program go?
@@johannes01 4 months. But you can repeat the first month to gain more strength on your compound lifts and make it a 5 month program.
@@shoaibkhalid59 okey 😄✌️
Jesse’s Beard definitely reflects his hard work.
Love the "Pull Through" aka "Hip Hammer" aka "Road Ram" 💖
Jeff, this is an amazing video thank you! You are such an awesome asset to people. I broke my lumbar spine and have also shattered my lower leg and ankle, 4 surgeries between the two injuries.
For many years I had no hope of lifting again and being an athlete, thanks to listening too much to the doctor's and not knowing better.
Thanks to an incredible physical therapist and you, Jeff, I have come so far even as I deal with ridiculous fucking pain day after day, year after year going on two decades now. It's manageable in great part to knowledge like yours. Your mastery of body mechanics has been a god send. Strength, mobility, mindfulness.
At 42 years now with serious chronic injuries to deal with I am strong, I'm capable, I'm resilient! Getting back into training rn after a very very dark 2021 and your vids are helping open the floodgates of motivation and personal power. Thanks so much Jeff for sharing such important knowledge! My life could be very different in a completely unsatisfactory way if it wasn't for your channel and others like you. Keep it coming!
The timing of this video is PERFECT! Because I'm literally working on increasing my deadlift 1RM now. Amazing video breakdown and amazing video!
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Extra posterior chain work is key, lots of people skip core work because it's not flashy, but it pays off. RDLs, Back extensions, GHRs, Leg curls, suitcase carries and hanging leg raises will turn you into a work-horse!!
Not to mention good mornings. These are my go to for increased core and back strength.
I just did deadlifts today. I struggle with grip strength. A mixed grip makes it a lot easier. I am currently only on about 60-70% of my weight for 12 reps (about 60kg). Hopefully, I can get that number up now (although I can't do pullups either, let alone weighted pullups lol).
You'll get there. My deadlifts have improved drastically over a short period of time, but grip strength is starting to be an issue for me also.
My deadlifts issues
are mostly form related but for pullups over the summer i just got a 20 dollar chinup bar off amazon and the first three nights I just practiced dead hangs till I could hang for about a minute then went ahead and tried my first pullup. I will say I've compared the at-home chinup bars and the ones with the ribbed cushions make it so that you don't fail from your hands hurting but frmo muscle fatigue, which is an issue I have with my 20 dollar one
Dont mix grip, stay overhand grip. Overhand grip wont be a problem for a long time, as long as you train it. Just hold the weight in your hands for a longer period of time. And if you go into high percentage of your deadlift 1RM, just hold it in the top for 5-10 seconds. Oh, and use chalk, wrap your thumbs properly over your fingers, and squeeze like you try to strange the bar.
Like everything with weightlifting; just train it. It takes time, but youll be fine.
I love this community. Thanks for all the advice guys.
@@Wekkerklok That's ture to a certain point. A Mixed grip would always be better. Your hand wont simply hold on to the weight no matter how mich grip strength you train. But as you Get some chalk, use mixed grips, use some vesa grips. Deadlift would build your grip with time but you'd always be able to deadlift more than your forearms can hold after a certain weight
i quit powerlifting 45 years ago; but this is a great tutorial and training advice for anybody working on their deadlift. congrats to jesse on his awesome progress.
Wow are you still working out normally?
@@johannes01 bodyweight calisthenics...
@@leehelppie4544 cool! Love that! Keep at it 💪🔥
Thanks for the tips as always 👍
Hey guys, a question to everyone and hopefully even Jeff might give an answer to it someday... but do you think working out with only one leg is a good idea? And which exercises would you recommend? The issue is a lower leg amputation in my case. There are times I can´t wear my prothesis and I am always curious if working out would be smart, as it might cause some inbalances. The only things I did in such scenarious so far were push-ups and some other upper body exercises with a latex-band.
I think this question also reaches out to people who might have a similar issue, like any injuries etc... I am thankful for every answer, stay humble!
If you do just make sure to do it without ego. Don't get in the habit of trying to cheat. Especially in your situation don't cheat any lifts. Your body is going to want to overcompensate for whatever limb you lost. Don't let it
Needed a deadlift video. My form needs to get better. Thanks, Jeff.
Did you already improve it?
Jeff's "Official Deadlift Checklist" ruclips.net/video/hCDzSR6bW10/видео.html
Should I do this excercise on leg day, because it's mainly using hamstrings, or on back day, for lower back?
Thanks Jeff and Jesse, your video's truly do help us that suffer in our lifts.
Their information is so good!
I do Romanian deadlifts with dumbbells, but I don't lower the bars past the knees. I also do them for super high reps with a breathing tempo so I don't snap my shit up. When I lowered them to my shins I was always hurting my back; going no further than the knees and doing them for high reps made them a viable exercise for me.
Cool information! Thanks
Hey Jeff - as always, great stuff! Quick question. You've mentioned in a few videos the barbell hip-thrust. It looks great, but can you make a video or give a quick description of how to actually get into that exercise position?
Deadlift a move I don't use because I am convinced I don't have my form right and I will injure myself (compressed L4 and 5), but Jeff's tips make me think I might have a chance to do it right
Trap bar deadlifts are a solid alternative to avoid injuries. Not magic, but have some aspects that have helped my crappy form.
I've had back issues for over 20 years. Herniated a disc, so always avoided dl. But picked it up last few years. I started doing his pain free abs work out, and then moved onto light dl. Form is everything, high reps, low weight, just watch it for nerve pain, you'll know if you need to stop. My back is stronger now than its ever been. Best of luck 👍
0:19 my spine hurts just from watching this
I already loved this channel but these Jesse Intros are just incredible 💯
A Jesse vid popped up from 2017, i'm literally just watching this to see his gains and DAYUM, props to you bro! Liftin em up and puttin em down, better than most!
Nice video Jeff, i wpuld add a 6 RED FLAG: DO THE EXCENTRIC PART NICE AND WITH GOOD FORM. Most of people skip that part and lets drop the bar, or do it with bad form rounding their traps and lumbar spine...
Cuz they ain't train for hypertrophy
Great video! Very informative and excellent content! Jesse's gains is a testament to dedication and hard word. Maybe do a video on squats?
This is the most to the point and helpful RUclips fitness channel.
Thanks for the great info for sure. I’m bouncing back from a few minor injuries so I’ll be looking forward to using these tips when I’m back in action. Stay killing it! 🔥🔥
Nicee, hope you recover fast!
@@johannes01 thank you! Much appreciated!
@@e.the.creative 💪
Thank you so much for this video!
I was waiting for it for a while. It explained to me some of the mistakes that I was making and how to overcome them.
Hope your form is better now!
this channel and buff academy are the best at the moment without a doubt for me
I’d love to know your thoughts on The Knees over Toes guy philosophy such as walking backwards and training the VMO ? I appreciate it
Can we all take a moment to talk about Jesse not using a Bar pad/mat to hip thrust 225...
Love this video! Thanks for all you do, I have been thriving on your PPL routine the last few months. Cheers !
I am a 66kg (big confession: 46 y) old woman. Amongst a AX-program, alot of to-do and not-do to on this channel, I started deadlifting in order to gain strength for cycling. I followed Jeff's how-to an I can now lift 50kg 3x5-6 without any pain in parts that shouldn't hurt (e.g lower back). I work out at home, in the cellar on about 3x2meters between freezer, washing mashine and storage boards with off-seasonal stuff ;-)
From my side: great tutorials!
I screwed up behind my knee doing deadlifts years ago and never returned to doing them. I might have to revisit after this video and see if I can manage without pain in the back of the knee.
Sounds like a hamstring pull, do some leg curls and progress on them for 1-2 months to build up a base in your hamstrings, and keep doing them weekly afterwards. Leg curls or GHRs are crucial for hamstring/knee health
@@StrengthHacksCoaching hey thanks for the tip, I appreciate it!
@@jussman8861 Anytime, keep at it and you will be very strong! Once we identify and build upon our weaknesses, then our true potential can shine through
I've been on my own in the gym at the beginning butt really find find ur videos helpful everytime, I've made alot of improvements with all my workouts and with my strength👌🏼🔥tnx alot
Nicee keep at it 🔥
Jeff makes the best exercise videos on the internet. Great stuff!
Never tried deadlifting since I’m a home (mostly calisthenics) workout kind of guy. I’ve yet to try going to gyms but will definitely want to try the basic compounds including deadlift.
Jesse rules! Hands down, the king. Perfect duo with Jeff, thank you guys for everything you're doing for us!
I know this is a broad subject but what do you recommend for an injury like for instance a pulled shoulder or over working a muscle group.
Jesse has just gotten to be a freakin beast. Blows my mind. I’m always going to have a muscle imbalance in my left upper leg bc due to a sledding accident years ago and a negligent dr I eventually had to have a significant portion of my Vastus Lateralis removed. Still building my legs the best I can though.
Thanks Jeff! Content is pure gold, as always.
Any tips on how to deal with a pinched nerve in the upper back/neck? The kind that causes pain on and in between the shoulder blades and radiates pain down into your arms.
Really want to get back to the regular exercise life but this is holding me back
Thanks so much!
It may help to try things for spinal decompression like dead hangs, or using a neck decompression device. Massage therapy, foam rolling or seeing a PT may also help
Thank you! Haha the timing is inspired because I’ve been anxious to try deadlifting
Please do a program series on how to make different programs! Great job!
thx sm
Just the reminder I needed. It’s like Jeff knows exactly what everyone is doing.
haha yes
First exercise: pull-up, me being 150kg almost stopped watching. Then I saw the hang and it motivated me to continue until I can eventually do pullups.
This is a strong man Jesse!🇺🇲
Jeff,
I'm an older fellow (49 in a few months) who got hurt roughly a decade ago and has recently returned to training.
I currently lack the functional strength to do certain basic exercises like pullups and dips and was hoping for some advice on how to get my strength back.
Cheers
That's inspirational! Hope you are doing good
@@johannes01 Thanks mate. :)
Well, since you're interested: at this time of the year in 2020 I was 297 lbs. Two weeks ago I was 218. I'm fairly certain I'm losing bodyfat and I'm now 222lbs. ;)
Cheers
@@whitelion1284 awesome! Keep at it and keep us updated 😄💪
@@johannes01 Will do. :)
@@whitelion1284 perfect 🔥
Jesse's intro was pretty good lol
I had a very hard time focusing his shorts are just too, too loud gesz
Can we get a video on fixing imbalances?
Thanks for another information packed video.
The explanation and the execution was perfect, Thanks Bro👌✅
It JUST got uploaded FFS 🤣🤦♂️
Good video Jesse. That Jeff guy is pretty cool too 👍🏻
8:22 the pull through huh, gotta use that one in ma home gym for sure.
Thanks Jeff , brilliant video as always. 👏
Always look forward to Jeff's videos.
Awesome Jessie Intro, and awesome weight you’re pulling.
Jeff my inferior angle of my scalp shoes a little in hood standing posture and the medial border shows during DB curled and push ups. I can bench 185 3x8-10, scapular plan shoulder fly w/ 15,lbs, shoulder press. I perform face pulls as a warm up 3x15-30 Monday through Friday. I have no pain or discomfort but still wonder why I have what appears as winging during push ups and curls. Help
Excellent instruction, as always!
I've recently been diagnosed with scoliosis and deadlifting leads to horrible lower back soreness sometimes. Should I accept my limitations and just avoid it? What would be an appropriate substitute? I still squats but with moderate weight.
Where can I buy Jesse's shorts? Asking for friend.
Is there a preffered grip for front squats or is it simply a matter of comfort?
Quality contentnyou are providing here Jeff! I have request to make, can you breakdown the jason stathum workout routine and diet?
Thanks a lot Jeff for the great videos!! Find them extremely helpful! Could you please make a video about how to cure Osgood-Schlatter disease?
Thx for the video Jeff. I love jesses intro, keep em coming!
jeff knows his stuff🤟
I have herniate discs on the neck (A5-A6-A7-A8). Can i deadlift? Is there specific exercises i can do?
Great Video and these could be part of a very informational series.
Awesome video as always! Was wondering what Jeff thought about putting the weight back onto the ground tho - am I trying to lift more than I can handle if I find it hard to slowly lower the weight onto the ground?
Fantastic!! This is exactly what I needed! Thanks!☀️
Awesome advice as always.
Love AX-2
Love your channel
DON'T Love Jesse in short shorts. Even though funny and entertaining.
Great into Jesse !
It was the hi-light of my day !
I just love Jesse. Crazy guy.
Thank you so much Jeff .. very important stuff here... 👍👊
Damn Jesse is looking ripped. Good year on year progress and development dude.
Hi jeff I'd really like to know how do i fix a skinny fat body
Like what should i eat to get rid of the fat around the mid section and build muscle
Thank you jeff and jessie.
Being a fighter from the old skool.I built up my forearms and hands.Big guys never understood why I can do so many pull ups.I do things most have not and dont even know about.Like build my hands and forearms.Start now!
Jeff you've made a lot of deadlift videos and i am definitely thankful for it but there is one thing that you never mentioned in any of them. And unfortunately it is exactly the thing i have a problem with when deadlifting. Dizziness! I would soo appreciate a video about how to brace and breather properly so that i dont get dizzy when doing the exercise. Deadlift blackouts are a pretty common thing and i think a video on this would be a godsent not only for me but for others aswell.
I started getting throbbing in my head after squats and bench presses.
I guess I need my blood pressure checked.
@@joe-lf2dv Everyone keeps suggesting that as a problem but its almost never the case.
Drink more water and try not to stand up to fast.
I herniated my disc on the lower left side dealifting, it's been a long process to heal, im trying to get "back" at it but I have like ptsd from the injury, I want to know what you think is the best to get back into it and how to fix/know/prevent injury, knowing if my weight is evenly balanced and knowing my hips arent listing are my biggest problems and concerns, thanks Jeff and Jess
Just started deadlifts yesterday, thanks for the video
Just bought the program!!
Jesse looks amazing. I don't care what the haters say. Jeff is still the GOAT when it comes to RUclips fitness. I haven't watched a Greg Doucette video in months because all he ever wants to do is make Natty or Nots and talk about how bOdY sHaMiNg iS bAd.
Thanks for sharing your experiences sir
Jessy's face after the intro says how proud he is
So that’s where those shorts I lost in 1987 (when I was twelve) went to!
Amazing video, so helpful!!!! Thanks!!! 💪🏼💪🏼
great video! needed this! Jesse intro is a classic!
I got in! But the registration link was not usable? Aww no!
Great video guys
Are you able to do something about putting a 2 inch block under your heels for those who don't have the flexibility in parts of the legs
Hi Jeff, I have just done some deadlifts tonight. I am a pt and I was lifting light at 80kg and felt a burning in the right lower abdomen and had a pulse in that kne spot. It's not something I have come across. I am, of course, getting it checked by a doctor. Could this be a tear or the start of a possible hernia? Thanks, keep it up with the content and great advice.
@Gavin Peacock yes it went away after about 10 seconds. I was told my breathing could have been out of time when creating a strong chamber.
Who's personally editing these videos 😂 it maybe more powerful than the content itself!
I'm going to start lifting in college once my high school sports career is over, and while I'm strong in the squat and bench, the deadlift had always crumpled me.
Keep at it and over time you will be stronger 💪