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900lb Raw Deadlfit for almost a Double yesterday

kabuki

kabuki

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Thought I would share the video. And yes I was wearing straps on the last two pulls so feel free to flame away on that.

I post up lots of informative video's in addition to my training video's so subscribe to my page.



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Holy sh.t
 
That is brutal big man!!
 
More than 4x his BW...Whoever flames knows nothing about strength I guess...This is AMAZING...Truly Inspirational...
 
WOW! That was amazing. Ive never seen a bar bend like that.

And theres no shame in straps...
 
Thanks for the comments guys.
 
Danimozz said:
Curious to know what your other numbers are
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All available on my website, blog and YouTube stream

Best raw squat is 750 but think I may be 800 right now. Should be around a 500 bench as well based on rep calculators. Again vids of all my training are available.
 
beautiful form... I would love to get that form down like that... everytimei go heavy I end up rounding my back...
 
kabuki said:
All available on my website, blog and YouTube stream

Best raw squat is 750 but think I may be 800 right now. Should be around a 500 bench as well based on rep calculators. Again vids of all my training are available.
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Awesome numbers
 
Chris, I was wondering about your preference for the sumo dead form over the standard form. Was this just something you felt was more natural for you or is it done for another reason? I also noticed how on the first lift you were using the alternate grip and then switched to the dual overhand grip for the heavy lifts. Why did you switch grips? Do you have an injury you are working thru?
 
No straps on the first lift would be my guess on the alternate grip..interested to hear his opinion on sumo form
 
steppinRazor said:
No straps on the first lift would be my guess on the alternate grip..interested to hear his opinion on sumo form
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Correct

Here is the issue I am dealing with...see end of video talk. I can pull about 75-100lbs more when using straps as it eliminates the elbow issue.




As far as Sumo technique. The form I use is very difficult to learn/achieve and I've never had any luck trying to teach it in writting so I don't attempt to anymore. I teach two different styles of conventional and a couple variations of sumo...i don't teach this one often as most people simply can't do it... took me y ears to acheive.
 
kabuki said:
Correct

Here is the issue I am dealing with...see end of video talk. I can pull about 75-100lbs more when using straps as it eliminates the elbow issue.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWjsG8VpfCw">YouTube Link</a>

As far as Sumo technique. The form I use is very difficult to learn/achieve and I've never had any luck trying to teach it in writting so I don't attempt to anymore. I teach two different styles of conventional and a couple variations of sumo...i don't teach this one often as most people simply can't do it... took me y ears to acheive.
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I have the same problem. I can't hold in my hands the amount I can deadlift. It's not my elbow tho I have weak grip strength
 
Bad. Ass.
 
thanks guys.

for those that want a little advice on squats here is something
 
Good stuff to soak up.Thx
 
kabuki said:
thanks guys.

for those that want a little advice on squats here is something
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8nWKQwctk8">YouTube Link</a>
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Good stuff. My squat can definitely use some work. I'll be adjusting my grip next week and see what happens.
 
Danimozz said:
Curious, what training program do you do
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thanks for comments guys. I don't do a 'training progam' per se however what I do would best be described as a conjugate or westside-barbell approach.

If you jump over to my blog you will find several articles on my approach to strength training.

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kabuki said:
thanks for comments guys. I don't do a 'training progam' per se however what I do would best be described as a conjugate or westside-barbell approach.

If you jump over to my blog you will find several articles on my approach to strength training.

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Seems really effective
 
kabuki said:
Correct

Here is the issue I am dealing with...see end of video talk. I can pull about 75-100lbs more when using straps as it eliminates the elbow issue.




As far as Sumo technique. The form I use is very difficult to learn/achieve and I've never had any luck trying to teach it in writting so I don't attempt to anymore. I teach two different styles of conventional and a couple variations of sumo...i don't teach this one often as most people simply can't do it... took me y ears to acheive.
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man u are a fawking beast in this vid, great looking lift!!!!!!! i hope i can get my lower back into shape and start hitting those hard again
 
kabuki said:
My gym is in SE portland

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where are you located?
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That's where its at! I'm down here at Downings in Corvallis brother! Just started powerlifting 3 weeks ago!
 
Airborne42 said:
That's where its at! I'm down here at Downings in Corvallis brother! Just started powerlifting 3 weeks ago!
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Make a trip up and see us sometime! We have some of the best coaching and environment around.
 
kabuki said:
Make a trip up and see us sometime! We have some of the best coaching and environment around.
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I def will... Have fam up there! I can def use some advice from a beast like you!
 
Nice pulls bro!!!!


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That is power. You are man. Also awesome video on the squat hand placement. Thanks for sharing that.
 
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