I've been trying to dial my deadlift technique in for years trying not to hurt my back and watching literally hundreds of deadlift videos on UA-cam. First off I usually dont leave comments but after seeing this wonderful explanation of the detailed mechanics that takes place in the deadlift I had to. Awesome!!!
The Pillar series is amazing, love it! So much info broken down into easily digestable peices. As a novice lifter (lifting for just over a year, mostly bobybduilder-ish programming) I've been able to improve my form and technique very quickly after applying the lessons from this series! I decided to give power lifting a try and just got Chad's book and started the Beginner's Powerlifting Program (about to finish week 3 block 1) and am really enjoying it so far. There are quite a few good online places for solid info, science+experience based etc etc, but I could listen to Chad explain training all day or anything really, I just click with his personality, such a cool dude. That goes for Max and Dr. Mike too, great guys! And Thanks Marisa for demonstrating the movements! Finding this channel and Juggernaut was like striking gold! Love all the content you guys put out, thanks!
Awesome. I was taught to bend thw knees first and after they touched the bar, then drop the hips. I was wondering why I didn't feel a lot of tension in the hamstrings lately. I definitely gonna try this thank you
After all of the deadlift videos I have seen, this is probably the one that sticks because of that simple first movement towards the setup. I was never able to find tension in my hamstrings and just tried the movement and felt them. This will probably help my low back as well. Thank you!
When Chad says “if you’re a lifter of a more advanced size” when referring to power lifters like himself... somewhere Mark Bell let out a deafening chuckle and says to himself “you mean fat?!” -haha thanks for the content CWS! JTS and Super Training on UA-cam have the best content on the internet.
Quilty stuff my deadlift has improved so much since I started your methods when I was at your seminar you told me not to be as close to the bar it is since that it is easier for me to get into position
Thank you for this! I'm a novice (about 8 months now) and I have really been struggling on feeling the tension in my hamstrings before I initiate the lift and the box drill helped me out so much!
Good advice on squatting too much at first lifting. I was doing that recently. It put too mich pressure on the hamstrings because the upper body simply bent forward, not being able to take the weight from the - what became - horizontal position. As the legs raised, the back bent and made it impossible to find enough leverage (?) to lift the bar very high. Basically, I was doing a back arch, head down. from the platform of ham string heavy almost straight legs. No chance!
amazing info. even having 700lbs pr i always find extremely usefull watching all those vids. devil is in details, and little tips can make a world of difference. thank you very much.
Now when I look up Juggernaut Deadlift, Juggernaut Deadpool comes up first and I go into an X-Men UA-cam rabbit hole before I remember what I was initially looking for.
I'm going to try this next week as although I do get low in the start position and my hips don't rise if I try it your way I should start alot higher and my Deadlift strength is rubbish compared to bench and Squat but my rack pulls are awesome
Typically the exact opposite of what you described is what happens with foot angle. Very straight foot angle is explosive off the floor, but weaker at lockout, while turned out feet may not be as explosive off the floor the are able to effectively use the their glutes and lockout weights rather easily
arch the back in order to kill it? Nobody seems to understand the physiology of the back... Quick tip: How well do you think do the stomach muscles work if their are in a stretched position?( as they clearly are if you arch)
If I stop where right before I lose tension I won't be able to grab the bar with my arms. does this mean I just have to stretch my hamstrings to maybe feel the tension even at a lower stance?
My left forearm is 0.5 inch shorter than my right.Can this hinder technique and progressive overload later on? Can this lead to injury with heavier loads due to uneven distribution of weight?
I can get into a starting position with very vertical shins, but I can lift more with the knee a bit more forward. Especially lift-off is much easier. Is that a technique issue or nothing to worry about?
No bullshit was just looking for a podcast and hit the most savage 360 cabbage patch when I saw the notification for this video #hookgripandconventional
based on the starting strength model shins wont be vertical cause this way the bar wont be in the middle of the foot....and starting strength model is correct !!!!
Why not just start with the drill at 6:40? Once they can do this with a neutral spine unloaded , you can add light dumbbells and/or transition into light RDLs while still using the wall to cue the backwards hip movement.
Hip hinge...I see so many just rounding over to pick up the bar....never had a praire to get it clean...uncoil at the lockout...if the just started with a proper hinge the lockout is easy
I've been trying to dial my deadlift technique in for years trying not to hurt my back and watching literally hundreds of deadlift videos on UA-cam. First off I usually dont leave comments but after seeing this wonderful explanation of the detailed mechanics that takes place in the deadlift I had to. Awesome!!!
Chad has a very pleasant voice
He's got a face for radio. LoL
Indeed
The Pillar series is amazing, love it! So much info broken down into easily digestable peices. As a novice lifter (lifting for just over a year, mostly bobybduilder-ish programming) I've been able to improve my form and technique very quickly after applying the lessons from this series! I decided to give power lifting a try and just got Chad's book and started the Beginner's Powerlifting Program (about to finish week 3 block 1) and am really enjoying it so far. There are quite a few good online places for solid info, science+experience based etc etc, but I could listen to Chad explain training all day or anything really, I just click with his personality, such a cool dude. That goes for Max and Dr. Mike too, great guys! And Thanks Marisa for demonstrating the movements! Finding this channel and Juggernaut was like striking gold! Love all the content you guys put out, thanks!
Thanks!
In all my years of lifting and all the deadlift tutorials I've watched I've never seen the concept explained so well
Thank you
These videos are just so great. No waste, perfect explanation, immediately applicable information. Outstanding.
Awesome. I was taught to bend thw knees first and after they touched the bar, then drop the hips. I was wondering why I didn't feel a lot of tension in the hamstrings lately. I definitely gonna try this thank you
These series have really helped me in the gym, really helps when I reflect
I love the Pillar series of vids! Great work Jugg team
Thanks Chad! This is the best explanation of the "hip hinge" I have seen. Much appreciated.
So excited for this series!! 😬😬
After all of the deadlift videos I have seen, this is probably the one that sticks because of that simple first movement towards the setup. I was never able to find tension in my hamstrings and just tried the movement and felt them. This will probably help my low back as well. Thank you!
Next series: 5 pillars of bicep curls
MadSupra354 pillar 1: make sure you're in a squat rack. This is crucial.
2. Load up as much as you can curl comfortably to failure in the 6-12 rep range. Now double that weight
Step 3: yell as loud as you can, maybe moan or spit.
4. Don’t use full ROM
5. Bend down then use your legs and back as much as possible while curling up.
one of the best videos on the interent to explain how to position your body and how to hip hinge.
When Chad says “if you’re a lifter of a more advanced size” when referring to power lifters like himself... somewhere Mark Bell let out a deafening chuckle and says to himself “you mean fat?!”
-haha thanks for the content CWS! JTS and Super Training on UA-cam have the best content on the internet.
What amazes me the most is how good she looks for 41. Great video.
AW YEAH PILLARS FOR DEADLIFT BABY
Can't believe how much quality information there is in this series. Thank you so much! Going to be re watching this a lot. Subscribed
Quilty stuff my deadlift has improved so much since I started your methods when I was at your seminar you told me not to be as close to the bar it is since that it is easier for me to get into position
I'm a lifter of advance sized and this is exactly what I need to help my deadlift set up!
Wider to let your belly drop between your knees. This "hip width" shit does work when you are advanced size.
I love this series and how you cut through the fluff to give us principles! Thank you so much.
One of the best deadlifters I have ever seen is Candito, not because of how much weight he lifts, but how much he can lift without breaking form.
Hamstring tension throughout the motion - I think this is the key piece of advice here; and 8:30 how you get into your dead-lift stance
Thank you for this! I'm a novice (about 8 months now) and I have really been struggling on feeling the tension in my hamstrings before I initiate the lift and the box drill helped me out so much!
Great video Chad ! Could you also do a video on the strict standing overhead press ? I know it's not a competition lift but an important lift anyway.
How are these videos not more liked!? Incredible information.
Good advice on squatting too much at first lifting.
I was doing that recently. It put too mich pressure on the hamstrings because the upper body simply bent forward, not being able to take the weight from the - what became - horizontal position. As the legs raised, the back bent and made it impossible to find enough leverage (?) to lift the bar very high. Basically, I was doing a back arch, head down. from the platform of ham string heavy almost straight legs.
No chance!
Can't wait to see sumo deadlift pillar 😍
amazing info. even having 700lbs pr i always find extremely usefull watching all those vids. devil is in details, and little tips can make a world of difference. thank you very much.
Wonderful hip hinge deadlift tutorial. Thank you
“Advanced size” lmao
Sheamus Addy it should be a jugg shirt
Advanced size and french fries, it's a lifestyle
fat
I'd be interested in your ideas about keeping a neutral lumbar spine?
Best explanation ever for hip hinge. Thanks!
I can't help but smile! Am I the only one who thinks this is absolutely beautiful?
This is awesome. I'm getting ahead of myself but I definitely wanna see more of these when deadlift is done. Maybe OHP next?
Now when I look up Juggernaut Deadlift, Juggernaut Deadpool comes up first and I go into an X-Men UA-cam rabbit hole before I remember what I was initially looking for.
Haha
Now I finally get why I see big lifters start with the bar so far away.
I've never thought this one before...
Why there are fives pillar in the technique?
I mean fahves pillar...
I'm going to try this next week as although I do get low in the start position and my hips don't rise if I try it your way I should start alot higher and my Deadlift strength is rubbish compared to bench and Squat but my rack pulls are awesome
I feel like this video has saved my deadlift.
I knew it. Deadlift pillar series! Yeah!
This is great! Thank you for sharing this information!!
Looks the scene with the mountain and cersei.
Ps Where can I get those loafers?
Superb series.
Superb.hip hinge technique...love it
when are they making CWS limited edition sperry deadlift shoes?
Mark rip 5 step deadlift is pure gold any one can learn to deadlift
wow you guys are on fire
This is so helpful! Do you have anything about a sumo deadlift?
Never thought I could learn so much about lifting technique from cartoon characters. Thanks!
3:01 How is that locked out?
Well done.
Great content - so much useful information
Typically the exact opposite of what you described is what happens with foot angle. Very straight foot angle is explosive off the floor, but weaker at lockout, while turned out feet may not be as explosive off the floor the are able to effectively use the their glutes and lockout weights rather easily
Thank u sir I got very nice & perfect knowlad from u
THIS FEELS A LOT MORE NATURAL AND GIVES ME MORE POWER... AND HELPS TO KEEP MY BACK STRAIGHT AND ENGAGED.... THE HIP HINGE, RATHER THAN SQUATTING DOWN.
just in time for leg day tomorrow, thanks a mil
Can you, please comment on Mark Rippetoe Deadlift? He teaches that hips should be really high (no hip hinge like in your videos).
Look at all of the best deadlifters in the World (not even the Top 10, like the Top 1000) and you'll see that nobody uses that technique.
Thank you for the reply.
potato chips and triceps dips, it's a lifestyle
jmcharles1994
Great video. I feel it really helped!
Such a good description !
Thanks!
arch the back in order to kill it? Nobody seems to understand the physiology of the back...
Quick tip: How well do you think do the stomach muscles work if their are in a stretched position?( as they clearly are if you arch)
I really needed this, thank you so much
I wonder if Marisa's Adidas shoes would be a good choice for deadlifts?
James Houck I actually pull in wrestling shoes and squat in adidas, but when we filmed I didn’t have my wrasslin shoes
Marisa Inda I like those shoes I think they would be good for deads, I always go barefoot maybe a change will help
If I stop where right before I lose tension I won't be able to grab the bar with my arms. does this mean I just have to stretch my hamstrings to maybe feel the tension even at a lower stance?
Isn't the bar supposed to be over midfoot ?
My left forearm is 0.5 inch shorter than my right.Can this hinder technique and progressive overload later on? Can this lead to injury with heavier loads due to uneven distribution of weight?
Is it appropriate to see Hip hinge like and RDL then go to shins touching the bar??
Yea that’s fine
2:09
Chad: "Because of their extreme proportions"
Marissa: "U fukin wot m8"
How about the sumo deadlift? Are there differences with the pillars when it's sumo or nah?
Whole series coming for Sumo after this.
Chad, what brand are those boat shoes? looking for some black leather ones too
Sperry's.
is it ok to use mixed grip? Few comments you will face either bicep tear or muscle imbalance. is it true?
Is Marisa locking her knees at the top?
My shoulders are too far back and I lean to far back when I start my lift. Any idea?
How do i know if i have sufficient hip hinge for deadlift?
I can get into a starting position with very vertical shins, but I can lift more with the knee a bit more forward. Especially lift-off is much easier.
Is that a technique issue or nothing to worry about?
Rik Houben sounds like you get the quads more active that way
th3d1sturbed1 Yes, it does feel like that.
Why is the T in juggernaut not a guy in the split jerk bottom position
Is it okay if i point my toes outward?
I like this guy. Subscribed
Thanks
Awesome!
6:50 that’s no where near 3 inches
Yeah that’s like 10
Well, I'm 6'6" and 270, so i appreciate the advanced size bit lol
She has super nice form.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
THANK YOU!!! :) VERY, VERY GOOD VIDEO.
No bullshit was just looking for a podcast and hit the most savage 360 cabbage patch when I saw the notification for this video #hookgripandconventional
is it the same idea of a hip hinge for sumo?
I think they are going to make another series for the sumo deadlift.
The hinge is very important to a proper sumo deadlift
Love the lady's shoes!
is it normal that i have narow stance on deadlift and wide on squat
and my deadlift stance is narrower than my vertical jump stance for sure but i feel stronger on narrow and can lift more weight
Sounds fine to me.
thank you legend
just awesome.....
Chad, can we get a series like this but for Sumo?
Here ya go: ua-cam.com/play/PL1rSl6Pd49Ikzb4AYHQizy9Pho6n6udkn.html
@@JuggernautTrainingSystems well then, maybe my wife is right; i should look a ‘little’ hard next time 🤣💀
Good video
Great video! :)
Surprised to hear George Leeman being mentioned, seeing as he's been a ghost in the powerlifting community for a long time now
h3llraise he’s rich forever off of property investments and also got exposed as a beater and sexual deviant so he’s living his best life in Thailand.
What about sumo?
based on the starting strength model shins wont be vertical cause this way the bar wont be in the middle of the foot....and starting strength model is correct !!!!
nikos pan they’ve developed a lot of elite deadlifters right?
What drill do you reccomend to do with person who do not understand how to keep the lower back flat during deadlifts?
take a look at Alan Thrall videos on DL
Why not just start with the drill at 6:40? Once they can do this with a neutral spine unloaded , you can add light dumbbells and/or transition into light RDLs while still using the wall to cue the backwards hip movement.
4:07
5:40
9:00
Hip hinge...I see so many just rounding over to pick up the bar....never had a praire to get it clean...uncoil at the lockout...if the just started with a proper hinge the lockout is easy
WHAT ARE THOSE
Marisa Inda is a kick ass lifter.