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post 1617778301 09-27-2020, 08:26 PM
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Sunday Night Deadlifts with DrewDarden (video)

Deadlift
Warmups then
295x5
340x5
385x8
340x5
295x5



Several months back, I was plagued with some minor strains and pulls in different parts of my body, but with regards to deadlift, it was my hamstrings. So I’ve got some catching up to do, but tonight was the first pretty good night I’ve had deadlifting in a while.
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post 1617778511 09-27-2020, 08:31 PM
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hey op looks solid.

My only thing against what you are doing is this: you are deadlifting in your own home, all that deadlift impact risks shifting/resettling your foundation. I would consider controlling your negatives so you do not risk damaging the structural integrity of your home.
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post 1617778621 09-27-2020, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Legendsneverdie
hey op looks solid.

My only thing against what you are doing is this: you are deadlifting in your own home, all that deadlift impact risks shifting/resettling your foundation. I would consider controlling your negatives so you do not risk damaging the structural integrity of your home.
I really don’t think that’s a concern. My friend Wade Johnson has had hundreds of lifters over the past 20 years deadlifting on his floor, setting down hundreds of reps each week. Never been a problem for him.

But even with that said, you just described the reason I use rubber bumper plates and have rubber mats on the floor.
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post 1617778731 09-27-2020, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted By Legendsneverdie
hey op looks solid.

My only thing against what you are doing is this: you are deadlifting in your own home, all that deadlift impact risks shifting/resettling your foundation. I would consider controlling your negatives so you do not risk damaging the structural integrity of your home.
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post 1617779341 09-27-2020, 08:45 PM
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My wife hated deadlift night.
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post 1617779491 09-27-2020, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted By keyboardworkout
My wife hated deadlift night.
My wife works at night so it’s just my neighbors who hate deadlift night.
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post 1617781361 09-27-2020, 09:11 PM
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Nice lifting bruh!

Form looks great.

I don’t understand the hate in this thread.
post 1617781711 09-27-2020, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Coach
Nice lifting bruh!

Form looks great.

I don’t understand the hate in this thread.
its just one weirdo, good to see someone posting actual lifting vids for once.
Lol, lmfao
post 1617781931 09-27-2020, 09:19 PM
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Yeah she was a good one, im glad we can agree on something
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Originally Posted By Legendsneverdie
hey op looks solid.

My only thing against what you are doing is this: you are deadlifting in your own home, all that deadlift impact risks shifting/resettling your foundation. I would consider controlling your negatives so you do not risk damaging the structural integrity of your home.
Yeah you're right, the Anytime Fitness down the road from me just collapsed the other day and crushed everyone inside.

Some dude was deadlifting 2 plates for reps, put the whole gym at risk.


Good work OP, keep it up and have fun. Looking forward to my garage gym next month so I can join the party.
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post 1617799281 09-28-2020, 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted By KathleenRyan
Good work OP, keep it up and have fun. Looking forward to my garage gym next month so I can join the party.
Are you buying stuff next month or is the stuff showing up next month? What equipment are you getting?
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post 1617806021 09-28-2020, 07:30 AM
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Originally Posted By Coach
Nice lifting bruh!

Form looks great.
Thanks. 👍🏻
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post 1617806971 09-28-2020, 07:40 AM
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Nice stuff man! Form looks good.

All my equipment arrived except for the rack but it finally shipped today. Soon ill have my whole setup.
*Would give it all up to be a monk crew*

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DL: 565
S: 495
B: 405
post 1617808831 09-28-2020, 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted By ppscalzo
Nice stuff man! Form looks good.

All my equipment arrived except for the rack but it finally shipped today. Soon ill have my whole setup.
Nice. What stuff did you order and who did you order from?

I ordered monolift hooks from Rogue on September 4, and they haven’t even processed my request yet.
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post 1617809471 09-28-2020, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted By DrewDarden
Nice. What stuff did you order and who did you order from?

I ordered monolift hooks from Rogue on September 4, and they haven’t even processed my request yet.
Got it all from rogue
Ohio power bar ecoat
Machined plates (still waiting for my 45s to ship)
Hi temp bumper 45s
Monster lite rack (ordered mid aug but shipped just now)

Was looking at the new scout reverse hyper but seems like itll be a bit unstable with a bloatbrah like me on it. Seen a review amd the front legs were lifting up about an inch at the top of each rep.

You got any reverse hyper machine/ would you recommend getting one?
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DL: 565
S: 495
B: 405
post 1617810421 09-28-2020, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted By ppscalzo
You got any reverse hyper machine/ would you recommend getting one?
I’ve tried a few of them, and I did consider buying one because just about everybody seems to have one of these days.

But honestly get a lot out of a back raise, so I stick with that. And it takes up a lot less space. And since space is such a big issue, I kind of had a choice between a belt squat or a reverse hyper. I went with the belt squat because I could do so much more with it.
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post 1617810971 09-28-2020, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted By Legendsneverdie
hey op looks solid.

My only thing against what you are doing is this: you are deadlifting in your own home, all that deadlift impact risks shifting/resettling your foundation. I would consider controlling your negatives so you do not risk damaging the structural integrity of your home.
Yeah this guy deadlifted in his living room. Look what happened:

post 1617812191 09-28-2020, 08:46 AM
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^To be fair if someone was using iron plates on a concrete floor, that probably could do some damage to the floor.

But the rubber horse stall mats like I use have a long history (at least decades) of being used in gyms and home gyms to protect floors.
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post 1617812451 09-28-2020, 08:50 AM
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Good stuff bro.


Deadlifting is one of my favourite excersises



Really works the entire system



Systematically draining if you will


385x8 ......repped
post 1617812741 09-28-2020, 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted By I3igAl
Yeah this guy deadlifted in his living room. Look what happened:

loled,

nice job OP, was ez for you
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post 1617812891 09-28-2020, 08:58 AM
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Good work man. F all the haters rippin' on weight used.

Makes me want to get back to the gym and start up deadlifts again. Not sure if I'll ever get back to my heaviest weights (44 yes old) but will be fun to try.
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post 1617813491 09-28-2020, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted By Mike750
Not sure if I'll ever get back to my heaviest weights (44 yes old) but will be fun to try.
I’m 40 and in the same boat. Trying to reach those old numbers and beyond.
Originally Posted By sooby
nice job OP, was ez for you
Thanks. I’m going to move slow. Every time I took too many steps forward, I kept pulling muscles. So I’m going to slow it down.
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post 1617814541 09-28-2020, 09:19 AM
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[QUOTE=DrewDarden post_id=1617778301]Deadlift
Warmups then
295x5
340x5
385x8
340x5
295x5

[youtube]s6b5SV1JRr8[/youtube

Several months back, I was plagued with some minor strains and pulls in different parts of my body, but with regards to deadlift, it was my hamstrings. So I’ve got some catching up to do, but tonight was the first pretty good night I’ve had deadlifting in a while.[/QUOTE]Lol'd at sig change. GJDM, I'm going easy for a while myself after straining something in my back last week. Got a vacation with the wife coming up in a couple weeks and thinking about when I come back doing Dan John's 10,000 swing KB challenge to build up some work capacity and give my body a break from heavier weights and barbell lifting in general for a while.
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post 1617817551 09-28-2020, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted By 78novacaine
Lol'd at sig change. GJDM, I'm going easy for a while myself after straining something in my back last week. Got a vacation with the wife coming up in a couple weeks and thinking about when I come back doing Dan John's 10,000 swing KB challenge to build up some work capacity and give my body a break from heavier weights and barbell lifting in general for a while.
500 swings per day. Barf.

Where are you going on vacation?
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post 1617818241 09-28-2020, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted By DrewDarden
500 swings per day. Barf.

Where are you going on vacation?
Yeah, I'm under no impression it will be easy, but it will definitely be different, and a much needed mental/physical break.

Our original 2 plans got Rona'd (1st plan was a cruise, 2nd was Vegas) so we are just doing a road trip around Texas. A couple days in Central Tx seeing old towns and a park or two, 1 night in San Antonio, 3 days in the desert, and a couple days on a river to finish off. Lots of hiking/sightseeing/etc will be done.
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Originally Posted By 78novacaine
Yeah, I'm under no impression it will be easy, but it will definitely be different, and a much needed mental/physical break.

Our original 2 plans got Rona'd (1st plan was a cruise, 2nd was Vegas) so we are just doing a road trip around Texas. A couple days in Central Tx seeing old towns and a park or two, 1 night in San Antonio, 3 days in the desert, and a couple days on a river to finish off. Lots of hiking/sightseeing/etc will be done.
Have fun. 👍🏻
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post 1617855781 09-28-2020, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted By SourDiesel2
Good stuff bro.


Deadlifting is one of my favourite excersises



Really works the entire system



Systematically draining if you will


385x8 ......repped
Thanks. 👍🏻
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post 1617861301 09-28-2020, 06:33 PM
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That takes alot of hard work and dedication. Keep it up big dog!
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