AMAZING Core Stability Drill (Build Your Deadlift!)

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  • Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
  • The offset or fulcrum deadlift, demonstrated at the start of this video by Bill ‪@fitprohawaii‬ is an excellent deadlift variation that can help build tremendous core stability!
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  • @TInyK12
    @TInyK12 Год назад +5

    Best marriage of PT knowledge and lifting advice out there

  • @Bkberliner007
    @Bkberliner007 Год назад +1

    Great info!

  • @millemaolchannel8608
    @millemaolchannel8608 Год назад

    Great, GREAT video

  • @user-zx8qf8co6x
    @user-zx8qf8co6x Год назад

    thank you!

  • @BELLSOFSTEEL
    @BELLSOFSTEEL Год назад

    Bill! 🙌

  • @samborn1
    @samborn1 Год назад +4

    Thanku sir this great information.

  • @kotabraun
    @kotabraun Год назад +44

    Would this offset technique be something you do once in a while as a diagnosis tool or something you should do regularly to improve stabilization?

    • @roshan020297
      @roshan020297 Год назад +4

      I think it's something you can do regularly as a warm up. I used to have shoulder stability issues and I started doing the inverted Kettle bell presses of small weights, like Aaron suggested. My stability is much better now but I still do those to warm up before the working sets.

    • @bendodd2405
      @bendodd2405 7 месяцев назад

      100% you could do it as a main lift.
      If it's going to help your strength and stability then why not improve that.
      You may not lift as much but you can still increase it like any other main lift

  • @Mrliftalee
    @Mrliftalee Год назад +4

    I'd really like to see some tips for the RDL.

  • @ivyr336
    @ivyr336 8 месяцев назад

    Forget Deadlifts, the fulcrum deadlift has massively improved my squat

  • @joaoalexissantibanezarment4766
    @joaoalexissantibanezarment4766 Год назад +1

    What exercises do you recommend for an anterior cruciate ligament injury?

  • @josemarialaguinge
    @josemarialaguinge Год назад

    I really like Bill, really cool to see him in a video, that prolly means you watch him.

  • @jacobwhite28
    @jacobwhite28 Год назад

    Is this something that could or should be used for other lifts like bench or squat?

  • @kricku
    @kricku Год назад

    Guys, I just invented the bubble level that clips on to a barbell.

  • @s9209122222
    @s9209122222 Год назад

    When should we do this?

  • @nisamvise1724
    @nisamvise1724 Год назад

    hey i was wondering if you anything about a situation where when my arm is being straightened under tension (like a negative pull up) theres a pinching in the elbow, as in have you ever heard about this or do you know any solutions?

    • @asura1877
      @asura1877 Год назад

      Try stretching
      Your arms by holding the hands in the direction of your torso on a table and stretch the forearms. Most of the time your forearms and shoulders are stiff causing the pain

  • @goldencalf5144
    @goldencalf5144 Год назад +2

    Ok, so if you find it more difficult on one side, does that mean the problem is on the same side as the weight or the opposite side?

    • @Marcus-oj9xw
      @Marcus-oj9xw Год назад

      As a physio, I would intuitively think relative weakness on the opposite side, though they can be complicating factors, underlying muscle/jt restrictions

  • @pjtiongco
    @pjtiongco 9 месяцев назад

    i do a 6 day ppl split with a rd in the middle when should i add this exercise?

  • @zoher2zoh
    @zoher2zoh Год назад +7

    The problem I've had with following this brace technique is I need to keep holding my breath throughout the set? I've to let go of the brace to breath. It's confusing doing that in between the set. What's your advice for bracing in sets with more than 1 reps?

    • @brycejohnson7894
      @brycejohnson7894 Год назад

      I usually rebrace at the top of a deadlift or squat (when I'm standing up), sometimes I'll do several reps before breathing again. Just don't pass out lol

    • @vijfendertig
      @vijfendertig Год назад +2

      Also learn how to breathe while keeping your brace, thats how you should do it in between reps too. Alex Bromley from empire barbell has a 40 page e book on bracing I believe.

    • @eddyjimenez-scorpio
      @eddyjimenez-scorpio Год назад

      Great content as always, i would love some info on how to deadlift and squat when you have multiple joint replacements like knee and hips. Im struggling a bit with both. Its been 18 mths since i had surgeries. Thanx,
      -Eddy

    • @Brandon-bl8ko
      @Brandon-bl8ko Год назад

      @@eddyjimenez-scorpio you probably need someone to work with u on tht process. sounds like a daunting task to try and figure out urself

    • @eddyjimenez-scorpio
      @eddyjimenez-scorpio Год назад

      @@Brandon-bl8ko Yeah, i think so, just dt trust anyone in Chicago. Thanx
      -Eddy

  • @livingweaponnightmare
    @livingweaponnightmare Год назад

    Can I use a sledgehammer for this and do this at home?

  • @heymerv_
    @heymerv_ Год назад +3

    Can I also do the same for squats?

  • @Sam-hq7it
    @Sam-hq7it Год назад +2

    I have question, usually when you brace do u release it after the first rep and repeat the whole process for the next rep or u just brace once and continue for the next few reps?

    • @VanDungLe2510
      @VanDungLe2510 Год назад +2

      After the first rep then repeat

    • @beesmongeese2978
      @beesmongeese2978 Год назад

      Only release when he pulls out

    • @limo-swine6537
      @limo-swine6537 Год назад +1

      Try to hold the brace and breathe along with it. Might be a bit difficult at first. Getting the brace reset after each rep will take you a lot of time ig. Keeping it engaged longer will result in more brace in general.

    • @Sam-hq7it
      @Sam-hq7it Год назад

      Thanks guys for the info :)

  • @barreraboyz
    @barreraboyz Год назад

    please explain how to brace??

    • @Danish-kd7og
      @Danish-kd7og Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/28wXfE5GEuc/видео.html
      this is 60 second video by him on how to brace
      should be sufficient

    • @joemfahey
      @joemfahey Год назад

      He's got tons of vids on this

  • @ryankim6638
    @ryankim6638 Год назад +2

    Excuse me sir.
    I just did a power clean top rep and passed out for what could only be a couple seconds. I already had put the bar back down on the ground and was just resting over it when it happened though so I fell forward and have some abrasions on my face. What can I do to prevent passing out in the future when doing maximal effort exercises like this?

    • @jcmick8430
      @jcmick8430 Год назад

      Nice! I wish i could try so hard i pass out! I see people throw up or get nose bleeds from the bp, but never have i tried hard enough to achieve any of that

    • @Blastmaster-ej5kw
      @Blastmaster-ej5kw Год назад

      happened to me too! i don't know what that's about. why does it happen some days, and not others? dehydration? lack of sodium? who knows!

    • @trees5223
      @trees5223 Год назад +1

      breath

    • @hokiepokie
      @hokiepokie Год назад

      @@Blastmaster-ej5kw Yes, it's usually a combination of both of these things; salt and hydration. Drinking a liter of water and consuming a good amount of salt before your workout will alleviate these symptoms. Other causes: very low blood pressure (salt helps here), stress.

    • @kattpuzn
      @kattpuzn Год назад

      Breathe. You pass out due to lack of oxygen.

  • @TheWolfnman
    @TheWolfnman Год назад +6

    Squat University
    Deadlift video
    I've been lied to, and will sue the channel for deceptively giving me free information

  • @rana1860
    @rana1860 Год назад

    How to improve squat form Dr plz reply..?

    • @MrDutchmarshal
      @MrDutchmarshal Год назад +1

      There are tons of videos on his channel with the information you seek.

  • @Eric3Frog
    @Eric3Frog Год назад +3

    That will tax your QL, glute, and obliques nicely!

  • @lyricGem
    @lyricGem Год назад

    This wld be a great idea except I pee a lil everytime I embrace my core...🤦🏽‍♀️

  • @rahulmanidhar592
    @rahulmanidhar592 Год назад

    First

  • @NTLMBigBench
    @NTLMBigBench Год назад

    Why does bro Sound so out og breath?