#i hate this lift
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back is less rounded than it eas previously (still not in an ideal position). but i feel like my hips shoot up too fast??? how fix
the way i’ve been trying to fix it is to feel like i push my heels down more
years
hips shoot up
because they find the best position to pull
you should pull in the same position where ur hips shoot up
you re too squatty less hingey
u start too upright and turn it into a leg press/squat
I notice when you go down and bring your shins in, they also tend to push the barbell forward, so you're pushing the barbell into a position that turns it into that squat
bring your shins into the bar, don't push it out
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roger
Next time @viral coyote go without straps but when you setup literally do a rdl down and grab the weight and just go up
Because this is looking way different from your rdls
Thats gonna help you feel where you want your hips
so it’s fine for my hips to be higher
Your hips are gonna go down because you will have to bend your knees to reach the bar
But back should be the same
yeah but realistically i could hinge all the way down to the bar
Possible, but I'd bet your shoulders would be forward
What's worked for me is to keep my shins vertical, but I'm also tall, the doesn't work for everyone. Hinge and load up your hammies, then rotate backwards until your shoulder is vertical, don't bend at the knees. Another thing you can try is to do 1 rep, on the second rep don't move your hips
Yeah, if you watch the pillars videos you'll see the que of sitting back instead of sitting down
does it look better?
second rep was a bit rushed
yeah
yes
which i think is bc of fatigue
yes
worth worrying ab?
worrying, no
paying attention to, yes
One tip i would give from now on
feels better too
is to put a lot of focus on creating tension before the lift
instead of thinking of it as pulling the slack or whatever
just create as much tension as possible
yeah
its not good to have too much on your mind
so "rdl down", "creating tension"
i kinda just setup like i’m doing an rdl to the floor
should be what you think about rn
king shit fox

honestly most cues i only think about during my warmups
once i'm on working weight i'm just like
weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
TENSHUN
step by step setup trick:
- create tension against the bar by retracting your scaps slightly and pushing your chest slightly forward to press your triceps into your sides, while engaging your brace
- straighten your legs slightly until you feel tension in your hamstrings/glutes
- bend your knees forward while maintaining both of these. You'll like "slide" into position as your hips descend
that was how i operationalized it when i was improving my form
