I've gained a lot of knowledge watching your videos, but I have to say this is currently my favourite. I tried it on Sunday. It totally engaged the side lateral trunk. It even wrapped around to the love handles too. I went on a tai chi course last year lugging an awkward 22kg suitcase around on trains. I managed to get an inconvenient strain on my lower back diminished my total enjoyment of the course. I can now see it's because my lateral core is not getting enough isolated work. There's no point being a powerhouse front and back in controlled conditions. This exercise is a real world gem. Thanks for the tip.
You hit the nail on the head with this one especially for someone that ALWAYS need help strengthening the core. Sumo squats, Good mornings, and Lunges are the Only exercises in my bag of tricks due to a horrible lower back Degenerative disk disease issue, between L4 & L5 to be exact. Standing 6'-5", I have found that placing the barbell up on a higher platform or a smith-machine in order to squat low enough and still have a SAFE balance stance so the movement can be made. I realize using a "smith" defeat along of the effort in Core strengthening so any advice regarding lower body work is deeply appreciated.
tried it, tightened my core, squared my shoulders, face straight ahead, lifted the bar, got halfway up when guts let out the rest of the liquid detox flush I had the day prior. safe to say it was a mess, but my core did tighten
If your strength and/ or mobility doesn't allow you to perform this with a 45lb plate do it off of blocks or in a rack off pins from roughly your mid shins
I think when ppl talk about not being able to do deadlifts bc of back problems and you're not on social security you're either making excuses or simply don't understand you need to go lighter and focus on, as Jeff points out so eloquently, your core, low back, and hip flexibility and mobility. He literally tells you the limiting factors aren't your back problems, the stronger your core the stronger your weight belt is, that weight belt is naturally there to protect your back, using will take most all strain off back, start low, go up in reps then weight, it's not rocket science, just patience and checking our egos at the door.
Troy you can get A job as A bell boy at A hotel, you can wear A ash tray hat,... and lift all the suit cases you can handle...your welcome...Oh , and you might get tips as well......
@@surelock3221 that's funny man , I'm literally goin to Mexico in about a week n I'm actually dreading carrying all the suitcases lmao.. but who knows , maybe it'll be light for me this time around
The load you can suitcase deadlift will be well under half your conventional deadlift. So the load through the "lateral core" muscles will be less than half the load they experience during a conventional deadlift. You don't get stronger by lifting under 50% your max.
A great exercise for downhill high performance skiers, where the forces generated by an edged ski are balanced by resistance through the exterior and leg, not letting the leg compress or calapse to early or too late in a turn.
So many people are saying this would be better with dumbells ? HAHA Jeff is doing this exercise with 135 pounds in 1 hand. That's why he's using the bar. If any of you guys want to use a 50 pound dumbell instead go ahead.
I do admire how Jeff approaches safety. Lifting is a LIFETIME journey. You can drive any Car at a VERY fast speed for a while, I repeat for a While, HOWEVER just like a Stock car during a race. The Engine may blow AT ANY MINUTE due to something small overlooked. Your human body is not just for ONE race, need to be prepared for SEVERAL Races.
Never seen this one before. I'll give a try! I like that way you talk about energy leek. I need to strengthen my core and I needed to hear that! It looks really hard to lift the long bar with one hand. It's gonna be a hell of challenge for me. Thanks, Jeff!
I found a non-olympic bar in a room at my gym that already had weights loaded on it, and I think the load was considerably lighter than what Jeff has in this video. I liked using that amount of weight because I still got a challenging lift, but I left that it was a little easier to control the lift. I'm not quite sure how heavy the plates are in this video, but they look like they are the size of 45-lb plates, which would make the whole thing 135 pounds, bar included. For me, I think 135 might be a little difficult to control, so I'd probably shy away from that much, but with a lighter amount, I think it's still a very good lift -- as long as you don't get hurt.
Hi Jeff. Your videos are amazing!!! I'm from Milan, Italy, and I began my training in January 2014 but I found your channel a month ago or so. Each and everyone of your videos gives tons of informations and inspiration. I'm reapproaching pretty much all the exercises I do, focusing more on details and doing them in a more effective way. Thank you very much! - Michele
Jeff love you man you are the best trainer I have ever seen in the world Got one question I got no bars at my gym which belongs to my residential community
I stated doing these recently. they smoke you. I definitely feel that one leg is worked more than the other, but also through my core. I finish off my deadlift routine with these.
sumo is more like a squat pattern. conventional is more of a hip hinge pattern. sumo puts less stress on the lower back, but the weight needs to travela shorter distance. sumo would be better for longer people. but tbh, i have researched this for a few days and i came to the conclusion the trap bar deadlift is best
hi Jeff. I have a request. can you make a video on shoulder impingement and how to avoid it? I think it would be helpful for most people like me who are still newbies. Thank you.
@@bretthepler722 Jayanth Reddy has probably seen 1,000 impingement videos since he posted that request *three years* ago. We old guys learned many impingement-causing movements as "proper" form, decades ago, long before the instantaneous info of the interwebs. No one was gonna argue against Schwarzenegger's, Columbu's, or Haney's chest, shoulder, or behind-the neck pressing/pullup form when those dudes were in their prime.
Hey Jeff great content as always haha. I was searching for strengthening the ql,glute medius.. So this exercise is a real game changer. While also hitting the obliques. We Need more stuff like that. Also the tip where we can engage our serratus and abs by doing one extra tweak that you told in an other video. And all these kind of things. Love it, keep going. Definitely worth your channel lots of high value information.
Man, David Wright putting one out his first trip back to the plate and Sting holding the WWE title in the closing segment of Raw.. How amazing of a night for you as a trainer was tonight??
+RatioOfOne No because I imagine the length of the barbell makes it far more difficult to stabilize which forces you to use more muscles to keep the barbell steady as you thrust upwards. With a dumbell you don't have any wobbling because it's so short there's no leverage so you don't have to deal with stabilizing the weight which is one of the points of the exercise
+RatioOfOne I had to progress from a dumbbell to a shorter barbell and then a regular barbell. Haven't done this in a while and plan on using the same progression.
RatioOfOne If you use two dumbbells, it's called a Dumbbell Deadlift. I think it is the most important exercise I do and feels great on the lower back. It is the only deadlift I do. I live in an apartment and do not have room for a barbell. I have been waiting for him to make a clip on it, but I guess I will have to suffice with this.
Excellent video, keep this type coming, very educational. Thanks for this new info. Developing greater side core strength with this exercise is a new goal for me. Bill
I had trouble balancing bar when I did it but I liked the depth I was able to get. He suggest more of a hip hinge but I put more on the legs. Enjoyed the work from my core on this one. Might use a landmine set up next time.
I'll do this same exercise in dumbbells... I guess same muscles workout in dumbbells as well in barbells... only difference is doing in barbells will make more challenging. @Athleanx
as long as you're deadlifting it's good. too many people scared cause it might hurt your back. Don't use too much weight then, you don't have to lift as heavy as possible just make sure you do the movement right. a strong core feels amazing!
Great video as ALWAYS Jeff! I understood the point of this. It's very important to keep changing up the exercises and expose challenge to part of the body that have not been exposed to it. I like doing the alternating grip deadlift and I like the look (and point) of this one. It's just like the offset loaded Dumbell press video you did. Do you think you could do a modified version of this with the bar? An Offset Dead lift forcing the focus on the core stability but not quite as harshly one sided? Love to know your thoughts.
Why not just use a hex dead lift / trap bar? Its safer. I almost never do regular style dead lifts. I can't think of one aspect in my life where that dead lift exercise would help. I think it makes your lower back vulnerable.
ATHLEAN-X™ can you make a neutral spine video of indepth tips and a beginners guide to getting proprioception for neutral spine :) thanks JEFF another great video watched because of you
In my opinion this exercise can cause serious injury if not done like a pro. It may cause bad sprain in the erector spinae muscles and the transverse abdominis.
Good exercise. you would start off light tho. I just tried it with a dumbbell (30kgs). its not many reps before it becomes surprisingly challenging. I also do 2arm dumbbell deadlifts instead of regular deads. I have lower disc problems and find it better.
I'd say that is a good exercise but it's very important to keep it light here. like others say, is very dangerous to the alignment of the spine and could cause serious problems.
Great technique, do U recommend using a dumbbell because PFdoesn't have 7' bars? Also what would be a good starting height to set the DB off the floor..
You mentioned that you lowered yourself differently than in a hex-bar deadlift, where the knees bend right from the start. I've got a hex bar, which I use for deadlifts, so now you've got me wondering: Why couldn't a hex bar deadlift be done with the same hip pattern you used here on this suitcase deadlift?
Guys and girls, you can use two bars at once or two Dumbbells so you are even, don't have to use one side at a time, and use light weight, build up ability
Probably high rep low weight to start with right? I would assume starting at a decent weight right off the bat may do more harm than good. That said, Im going to implement this into my lifting. It seems useful since in real life, when are we realistically faced with a situation where we can lift with both arms and legs in perfect form positions? In real life odds are, we're going to have to pick up heavy shit with one hand, grip it and rip it like with the suitcase deadlift.
Jeff, a video on scapula winging would be great. I think that's the only thing that you haven't covered up yet. You have solved every problem of mine about my body but I need you to do a video addressing that damn winging scapula .
I had a winging scapula for most of my adult life and chronic pain along with it. I tried all sorts of stuff with dumbbells and cables and bands and bodyweight exercises. Nothing helped long term. I've solved it over the last few years by progressing my strict overhead press from 66lbs to 132lbs for a set of 5 (and cllimbing). This is as part of a simple tranditional barbell program featuring the 4 main compound lifts: no dumbells, no machines and no pretending my barbell is a piece of luggage. Just get stronger at natural human movement patterns that involve as many muscles as possible at the same time, including the ones attached to your scapulas.
Hey Jeff, great material, as always. However, I feel like you could shorten the videos up a bit. There's a lot of obvious things that you go on detail that I think should not take so much time. In this video, for example, the bit about grabbing the bar in the middle did not need so much scrutiny, you could just say it grab it in the middle. Anyone who cannot figure that much out is probably not gonna be great at anything, much less an top-notch athlete. To someone these little "mistakes" (if I may call them so) may bot be a burden, but for a lazy fuck like me, they are a bit. Anyways, I truly love your work and have so much respect for you. I think you are the most reliable coach o youtube and also heavily recommend your channel.
I've gained a lot of knowledge watching your videos, but I have to say this is currently my favourite. I tried it on Sunday. It totally engaged the side lateral trunk. It even wrapped around to the love handles too. I went on a tai chi course last year lugging an awkward 22kg suitcase around on trains. I managed to get an inconvenient strain on my lower back diminished my total enjoyment of the course. I can now see it's because my lateral core is not getting enough isolated work. There's no point being a powerhouse front and back in controlled conditions.
This exercise is a real world gem. Thanks for the tip.
Zipping up your pantsleeves is killing your gains!
You hit the nail on the head with this one especially for someone that ALWAYS need help strengthening the core. Sumo squats, Good mornings, and Lunges are the Only exercises in my bag of tricks due to a horrible lower back Degenerative disk disease issue, between L4 & L5 to be exact.
Standing 6'-5", I have found that placing the barbell up on a higher platform or a smith-machine in order to squat low enough and still have a SAFE balance stance so the movement can be made.
I realize using a "smith" defeat along of the effort in Core strengthening so any advice regarding lower body work is deeply appreciated.
Great advice. I hope and pray your back is doing ok and you're still out there crushing it
I do these with a kettlebell and it is a great exercise
Yeah I'm gonna just...start...with the bar here...for this one....yeaaahhhh
Fuck man I'm gonna start with like 20 pounds.
tried it, tightened my core, squared my shoulders, face straight ahead, lifted the bar, got halfway up when guts let out the rest of the liquid detox flush I had the day prior. safe to say it was a mess, but my core did tighten
Did you spray the wall?
💀
If your strength and/ or mobility doesn't allow you to perform this with a 45lb plate do it off of blocks or in a rack off pins from roughly your mid shins
I think when ppl talk about not being able to do deadlifts bc of back problems and you're not on social security you're either making excuses or simply don't understand you need to go lighter and focus on, as Jeff points out so eloquently, your core, low back, and hip flexibility and mobility. He literally tells you the limiting factors aren't your back problems, the stronger your core the stronger your weight belt is, that weight belt is naturally there to protect your back, using will take most all strain off back, start low, go up in reps then weight, it's not rocket science, just patience and checking our egos at the door.
Daniel Stratton first to mention ...the practical weight belt . Good point
Could I use a suitcase?
asking the right questions
I'll tell my girlfriend that we're finally going to Mexico whenever I want to do this exercise
absolutely. ..it's even safer😉
Troy
you can get A job as A bell boy at A hotel, you can wear A ash tray hat,... and lift all the suit cases you can handle...your welcome...Oh , and you might get tips as well......
@@surelock3221 that's funny man , I'm literally goin to Mexico in about a week n I'm actually dreading carrying all the suitcases lmao.. but who knows , maybe it'll be light for me this time around
The load you can suitcase deadlift will be well under half your conventional deadlift. So the load through the "lateral core" muscles will be less than half the load they experience during a conventional deadlift. You don't get stronger by lifting under 50% your max.
Thanks for the guide, I feel this will add to my lift potential as I'm as hyper mobility athlete and alt. lifts are my bread and butter.
A great exercise for downhill high performance skiers, where the forces generated by an edged ski are balanced by resistance through the exterior and leg, not letting the leg compress or calapse to early or too late in a turn.
Jeff should be a strength and conditioning coach for a big NFL or NBA team.
Ram Ghuman Suh dud
He is a trainer for a lot of major athletes
He used to be a trainer for the Mets.
Ram Ghuman He might have to take a paycut to do that...lol
@@DarinHibbs1 But wouldn't being so good get you to be paid more?
So many people are saying this would be better with dumbells ? HAHA Jeff is doing this exercise with 135 pounds in 1 hand. That's why he's using the bar. If any of you guys want to use a 50 pound dumbell instead go ahead.
you uh....you know dumbbells go past 50lbs...right?
He's a beast but those are probably 25lb plates
Those are 45's
I have dumbell handles that take olympic plates
I think its a harder workout with the barbell either way, he is using more fibers to keep the bar centered then he would with a dumbell.
if Jeff syruggled doing a couple reps, im not trying that!
Lol
it should motivate you to try
lol just try a smaller weight
Julio Gomez What the fk are you doing in the gym if not working out hard? You sit in a corner watching all the girls squat? Hahah
+Thyraz da life! Lmfao
I do admire how Jeff approaches safety. Lifting is a LIFETIME journey.
You can drive any Car at a VERY fast speed for a while, I repeat for a While, HOWEVER just like a Stock car during a race. The Engine may blow AT ANY MINUTE due to something small overlooked. Your human body is not just for ONE race, need to be prepared for SEVERAL Races.
Definitely a useful variation. Gets more out of a bar with limited plates to add for conventional deadlifts.
Its funny how subtitles write: ''Mic Rabbit'' instead of when Jeff says: ''might grab it'' :D
This a great exercise. I just started doing these to strengthen my core but
also my left leg which isn't as strong as my right due muscle imbalances.
Never seen this one before. I'll give a try!
I like that way you talk about energy leek. I need to strengthen my core and I needed to hear that!
It looks really hard to lift the long bar with one hand. It's gonna be a hell of challenge for me. Thanks, Jeff!
I've tried this and done it for a few months, it was not easy, and it was fun. Reminded me to do these again every now and then.
I found a non-olympic bar in a room at my gym that already had weights loaded on it, and I think the load was considerably lighter than what Jeff has in this video. I liked using that amount of weight because I still got a challenging lift, but I left that it was a little easier to control the lift. I'm not quite sure how heavy the plates are in this video, but they look like they are the size of 45-lb plates, which would make the whole thing 135 pounds, bar included. For me, I think 135 might be a little difficult to control, so I'd probably shy away from that much, but with a lighter amount, I think it's still a very good lift -- as long as you don't get hurt.
It's pretty hard to balance. it is easy to get injured. Better with dumbell or kettlebell plus can do doubles as option.
As a group exercise instructor I love these mechanical lessons
Hi Jeff. Your videos are amazing!!!
I'm from Milan, Italy, and I began my training in January 2014 but I found your channel a month ago or so. Each and everyone of your videos gives tons of informations and inspiration. I'm reapproaching pretty much all the exercises I do, focusing more on details and doing them in a more effective way.
Thank you very much!
- Michele
how has your journey been 5 years later ?
I would love to see a video about the differences and benefits of different dead lifting styles. That would be awesome!
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im guessing jeff is more the guy who if he does have a weakness at all (arguably) fitness wise it's probably by his leg day
Jeff love you man you are the best trainer I have ever seen in the world
Got one question
I got no bars at my gym which belongs to my residential community
Jack is very technical, the guy really knows his stuff!
Jack??????? sir pls dont say that again
I got some 50kg dumbells, im glad I can use them for something until I can get them over my head in a press, cheers Jeff
I stated doing these recently. they smoke you. I definitely feel that one leg is worked more than the other, but also through my core. I finish off my deadlift routine with these.
Video of Sumo vs. Conventional deadlift please?
reyoasian Yes! I’m very much an ectomorph, and I find sumos a lot more comfortable than the conventional deadlift.
sumo is more like a squat pattern. conventional is more of a hip hinge pattern. sumo puts less stress on the lower back, but the weight needs to travela shorter distance. sumo would be better for longer people. but tbh, i have researched this for a few days and i came to the conclusion the trap bar deadlift is best
Yes please! I was searching for a video on sumo deadlift but he apparently never made any.
I always use a kettlebell, but it's interesting to hear the alternative way using a barbell. This was very interesting.
what you shared is helpful especially the hands on knees trick.bean doing some thing like this using dumb bells in one hand for squats and calf raise.
hi Jeff. I have a request. can you make a video on shoulder impingement and how to avoid it? I think it would be helpful for most people like me who are still newbies.
Thank you.
Jayanth Reddy lmao it’s 2019 and he’s done prolly 50 videos just on this
@@bretthepler722
Jayanth Reddy has probably seen 1,000 impingement videos since he posted that request *three years* ago.
We old guys learned many impingement-causing movements as "proper" form, decades ago, long before the instantaneous info of the interwebs. No one was gonna argue against Schwarzenegger's, Columbu's, or Haney's chest, shoulder, or behind-the neck pressing/pullup form when those dudes were in their prime.
It's so fucking weird how much i trust this guy
I never see exercises this unique from any other fitness channels. This program rocks so hard. Thank you, Jeff!
Thanks for all your videos Jeff. I always go to your channel when I have a question.
This guy was 10 years ahead of time.. really good
They don't sell those type of sweatpants anymore lls
Jeff, please do make a video on trap bar deadlifts, discussing its pros and cons, if any.
Pfft been doing this. Exact same movement when lifting my tool kit lol.
Ahahahahahha
My friend. Please use a wider shooting angle so we don't loose your back position. Thanks a lot. Great vid.
Hey Jeff great content as always haha.
I was searching for strengthening the ql,glute medius.. So this exercise is a real game changer. While also hitting the obliques.
We Need more stuff like that.
Also the tip where we can engage our serratus and abs by doing one extra tweak that you told in an other video.
And all these kind of things.
Love it, keep going.
Definitely worth your channel lots of high value information.
Man, David Wright putting one out his first trip back to the plate and Sting holding the WWE title in the closing segment of Raw.. How amazing of a night for you as a trainer was tonight??
I consider my deadlift decent and I tried these and struggled. Incredible grip required.
VanWattGymChannel then it wasn’t decent , I’m telling you this 3 years after
@@pokemonbacon1237 I read it 4 days later
@Zion Jerusalem 1 hour later.
@@Sean-qq1cv i read this a week later
@@punkbster I read this a month later
As usual, you give the most useful tips on RUclips.
Wouldn't this be better with a single dumbell?
lol true
+RatioOfOne No because I imagine the length of the barbell makes it far more difficult to stabilize which forces you to use more muscles to keep the barbell steady as you thrust upwards. With a dumbell you don't have any wobbling because it's so short there's no leverage so you don't have to deal with stabilizing the weight which is one of the points of the exercise
RatioOfOne Dumbells tend to get in the way of your knees. With a bar you've got room to keep that weight by your side.
+RatioOfOne I had to progress from a dumbbell to a shorter barbell and then a regular barbell. Haven't done this in a while and plan on using the same progression.
RatioOfOne
If you use two dumbbells, it's called a Dumbbell Deadlift. I think it is the most important exercise I do and feels great on the lower back. It is the only deadlift I do. I live in an apartment and do not have room for a barbell. I have been waiting for him to make a clip on it, but I guess I will have to suffice with this.
This is one of his best videos because the biomechanics discussion in the first part of the video was worded very well. It was clear and articulate.
Excellent video, keep this type coming, very educational. Thanks for this new info. Developing greater side core strength with this exercise is a new goal for me. Bill
Best part of watching AthleanX videos? You get a sick pump simply by watching! That looked intense!
Why haven't I thought of this before? As usual, excellent video, Jeff. Thanks a lot for your contribution to help the lifting community!
I had trouble balancing bar when I did it but I liked the depth I was able to get. He suggest more of a hip hinge but I put more on the legs. Enjoyed the work from my core on this one. Might use a landmine set up next time.
I'll do this same exercise in dumbbells... I guess same muscles workout in dumbbells as well in barbells... only difference is doing in barbells will make more challenging. @Athleanx
Do the trap bar deadlift vid. Please ! Thanks Jeff
The exercise looks like poor man's hex bar deadlift (imagine doing with two bars).
I'm thinking of buying one trap bar..because I workout at home ..but I wanna know Jeffe's opinion on trap bar exercises..
Good to know , I should do these more often.
Thanks Jeff. That was very thorough.
Balancing an Olympic bar might be tricky. I assume it can be done with a heavy dumbbell but would have to bend lower.
Absolutely love your videos Jeff you have helped me more than you could ever know, I appreciate you.
FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS BROTHER IS AN ABSOLUTE FITNESS GENIUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I must say, this is a MUST HAVE deadlift!
as long as you're deadlifting it's good. too many people scared cause it might hurt your back. Don't use too much weight then, you don't have to lift as heavy as possible just make sure you do the movement right. a strong core feels amazing!
"PLanks are a great way to do it!!!" LOL I wonder how long after Jeff did that "why i hate planks so so much" video
I thought it might be the Steve reeves suitcase deadlift. thanx Jeff
This works! I tried it a few days go, and I'm still feeling it
Awesome! Can't wait to give it a shot
Wow! Heading to gym right now! Doin me sum suitcase lifts!
Great video as ALWAYS Jeff!
I understood the point of this. It's very important to keep changing up the exercises and expose challenge to part of the body that have not been exposed to it.
I like doing the alternating grip deadlift and I like the look (and point) of this one. It's just like the offset loaded Dumbell press video you did.
Do you think you could do a modified version of this with the bar? An Offset Dead lift forcing the focus on the core stability but not quite as harshly one sided?
Love to know your thoughts.
Why not just use a hex dead lift / trap bar? Its safer. I almost never do regular style dead lifts. I can't think of one aspect in my life where that dead lift exercise would help. I think it makes your lower back vulnerable.
I love doing these.
ATHLEAN-X™ can you make a neutral spine video of indepth tips and a beginners guide to getting proprioception for neutral spine :) thanks JEFF another great video watched because of you
this guy is the best. great alternative
In my opinion this exercise can cause serious injury if not done like a pro. It may cause bad sprain in the erector spinae muscles and the transverse abdominis.
This seems like a good exercise. Just might give it a try.
tried this today after regular D, badass work out.
And to the post below, a dumbell would be way more stable and less effective.
Good exercise. you would start off light tho. I just tried it with a dumbbell (30kgs). its not many reps before it becomes surprisingly challenging.
I also do 2arm dumbbell deadlifts instead of regular deads. I have lower disc problems and find it better.
I use Dumbbells a lot for deadlifts too, don't particularly like it but might try these on way back from injury
Omg the looks I will get at the gym from doing this...
great advice dude , much better than planks
I'd say that is a good exercise but it's very important to keep it light here. like others say, is very dangerous to the alignment of the spine and could cause serious problems.
You should make a video on Pronation and Supination for strengthening the tennis/golfer elbow muscles
I think there are better ways to develop your obliques to have that "lateral Pillar" strength you talk about.
Great technique, do U recommend using a dumbbell because PFdoesn't have 7' bars? Also what would be a good starting height to set the DB off the floor..
Can this be done with dumbbells?
You mentioned that you lowered yourself differently than in a hex-bar deadlift, where the knees bend right from the start. I've got a hex bar, which I use for deadlifts, so now you've got me wondering: Why couldn't a hex bar deadlift be done with the same hip pattern you used here on this suitcase deadlift?
that looks so painful...... you a beast..... im never attempting this past my 50lb dumbells
So basically doing farmers holds and carries, which is a popular exercise to do when doing strength training.
Get some sound absorbing panels on your roof. Audimute. I have seven kids in the house. Thanks for all your work.
he just made it upppp
Guys and girls, you can use two bars at once or two Dumbbells so you are even, don't have to use one side at a time, and use light weight, build up ability
that defeats the purpose
Excellent demo. Thanks.
Probably high rep low weight to start with right? I would assume starting at a decent weight right off the bat may do more harm than good.
That said, Im going to implement this into my lifting. It seems useful since in real life, when are we realistically faced with a situation where we can lift with both arms and legs in perfect form positions? In real life odds are, we're going to have to pick up heavy shit with one hand, grip it and rip it like with the suitcase deadlift.
compounded movements are complex. You better know what you're doing. know where it balances, don't twist.. don't go heavier than you can grip
that's extremely advanced. you have to know exactly what you are doing.....
This is a great exercise for strength respect from south tx Jeff.
Jeff, a video on scapula winging would be great. I think that's the only thing that you haven't covered up yet. You have solved every problem of mine about my body but I need you to do a video addressing that damn winging scapula .
I had a winging scapula for most of my adult life and chronic pain along with it. I tried all sorts of stuff with dumbbells and cables and bands and bodyweight exercises. Nothing helped long term. I've solved it over the last few years by progressing my strict overhead press from 66lbs to 132lbs for a set of 5 (and cllimbing). This is as part of a simple tranditional barbell program featuring the 4 main compound lifts: no dumbells, no machines and no pretending my barbell is a piece of luggage. Just get stronger at natural human movement patterns that involve as many muscles as possible at the same time, including the ones attached to your scapulas.
Hey Jeff, great material, as always. However, I feel like you could shorten the videos up a bit. There's a lot of obvious things that you go on detail that I think should not take so much time. In this video, for example, the bit about grabbing the bar in the middle did not need so much scrutiny, you could just say it grab it in the middle. Anyone who cannot figure that much out is probably not gonna be great at anything, much less an top-notch athlete. To someone these little "mistakes" (if I may call them so) may bot be a burden, but for a lazy fuck like me, they are a bit. Anyways, I truly love your work and have so much respect for you. I think you are the most reliable coach o youtube and also heavily recommend your channel.
thank you again , this will help me with the stupid it band
I already do the suitcase carry with DB bu will try this lateral deadlift
Interesting approach. Is this a general corrective measure/core stability? What would you look for in a deadlifter that you would recommend this for?
Man those look like they would take some time getting used to but they look sick, time to give them a try
I definitely see a dumbbell version of this, & it's a great start to incorporate the lateral deadlift progression. I'll be doing it tomorrow =)