How To Sumo Deadlift, with Ed Coan

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  • Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
  • Ed Coan, the greatest powerlifter of all time, breaks down the sumo deadlift step by step with Mark Bell and Silent Mike.
    Ed covers:
    -How to set up for the sumo deadlift.
    -Foot placement and distance from the bar.
    -Pushing AND Pulling evenly through the lift.
    -How to ease yourself into a better starting position.
    -Assistance work to help develop the sumo deadlift.
    -Why you probably can't and shouldn't deadlift like your Russian idols.
    -Developing grip strength.
    -Developing core strength with the deadlift.
    -Training the deadlift into a meet.
    AND MUCH MORE!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 499

  • @Don-sc1vz
    @Don-sc1vz 6 років тому +284

    "Just open up your taint a little bit and relax." Proceeds to hold Mark's hand daintily. Hysterical.

  • @PistolPeteLee
    @PistolPeteLee 9 років тому +217

    What I love here is that Silent Mike is in a trance taking in everything, the dude wants to learn and did, and then hit that 675! Respect

  • @jordans.8171
    @jordans.8171 9 років тому +555

    Ed: "Did you ever grab a bar and just know you're gonna get it"
    Mark: "Yea it feels awesome"
    Ed: "Thats the best feeling in the world"
    Mark: "I've only done that with 135"
    Made me LOL so hard

  • @chrisbell8418
    @chrisbell8418 9 років тому +139

    This was an honor to work on. Ed Coan got Mark and I excited about Powerlifting. Now Ed is our friend. Crazy how that works.

    • @andrewsardis23
      @andrewsardis23 5 років тому +2

      Please less Silent Mike and more Edd speaking

  • @duckslayer11000
    @duckslayer11000 9 років тому +81

    I appreciated you guys including Mark struggling to get into position. He has never claimed to be mobile. But for us new lifters it highlighted the importance of staying semi limber.

    • @KSizbored4life
      @KSizbored4life 4 роки тому +1

      Also Mark has been training and competing for a LONG long time. He has had a slew of injuries (including his knee) that affects his mobility.

  • @joshuadas8195
    @joshuadas8195 8 років тому +31

    I love ed coan. He has that old school straight shooter no bs attitude

  • @Jake.r606
    @Jake.r606 9 років тому +42

    its not enough that ed's the greatest lifter ever, he might be the best coach out there

    • @korpsarr
      @korpsarr 9 років тому

      And Duffin, just for all his stylish Kabuki-Knacks, his authoritarian presence and for sure all the whiskey drinkin'! ;)

  • @RamblinAround
    @RamblinAround 9 років тому +354

    These videos are great. The quickest way to learn is to watch, and hear from, the best.

    • @supertraining06
      @supertraining06  9 років тому +40

      Hell yes

    • @PEEERRRR
      @PEEERRRR 9 років тому +8

      no joke I've been doing deads for years and every time I listen to these old geezers I learn something in can use. It's great...it hope to see more straight forward technical advice like this!

    • @gman2419
      @gman2419 9 років тому +1

      Can you image now at meets people will be shouting open up your taint

    • @Karanar
      @Karanar 9 років тому +6

      supertraining06 Even though there are so many people one youtube that know what they are talking about, I have no way of quality controlling what they say.
      So for me, what helps the most is that when you have people that we know are authorities on the subject teach us, its so much easier to listen.

    • @inlovewithkarate29
      @inlovewithkarate29 9 років тому

      agree!!

  • @gottfriedosterbach3907
    @gottfriedosterbach3907 9 років тому +57

    I imagine Silent Mike as a magical creature that pops up anytime something inappropriate needs to be stated.

  • @user-kx6yp8cm7w
    @user-kx6yp8cm7w 6 років тому +10

    Its offical, squats and deadlifts are the best core workout. I will forever reference this video when someone tries to get me to do sit ups

  • @blaster018
    @blaster018 9 років тому +55

    Awesome! The passion that Ed has for lifting really shows when he speaks.

  • @edsidoruk6666
    @edsidoruk6666 9 років тому +344

    Let's talk about bent rows with fucking 405lb for a second.

    • @imsmenoo
      @imsmenoo 9 років тому +19

      No shit. Dude was beyond strong.

    • @aja23136
      @aja23136 9 років тому

      Watch Pete rubish

    • @boxxer221
      @boxxer221 9 років тому +20

      Ed Sidoruk Or 465 for 30 sconds with one hand

    • @ryanagar1114
      @ryanagar1114 9 років тому +16

      Ed Sidoruk How about fat fucking lenny

    • @dessertstorm7476
      @dessertstorm7476 8 років тому +5

      +kingDeCosta123 Yates did "Yates rows", a very upright row with a lot of body english. Coan was doing Pendlay rows, a variation with a much greater lean and full range of motion. The latter is way more difficult

  • @mustangx218
    @mustangx218 9 років тому +74

    Best powerlifting channel on the youtubez

  • @joshwright9075
    @joshwright9075 9 років тому +57

    Seriously best channel out there. So many great lifters like Coan and Spoto on here, learning a lot without even being there.

    • @supertraining06
      @supertraining06  9 років тому +72

      We are working hard on bringing shit to another level.

    • @MA-ii3gm
      @MA-ii3gm 7 років тому

      supertraining06 Hulse and Canditooo

  • @dlucasgalt
    @dlucasgalt 5 років тому +7

    This is so cool, seeing Mark, a guy we know is strong AF, learning a technique that he looks very uncomfortable with, but being genuinely open about his feeling powerless, that's witnessing real strength and humility. Seeing greatness, in the hands of a legend. Remains me of the old adage, iron strengthens iron. Very cool, thank you gentlemen for what you do.

  • @DimaShinder
    @DimaShinder 9 років тому +7

    This is why I like listening to the champions, they'll always give you something that you've never heard before, even on topics that have been done to death.

  • @KDSRJonathan
    @KDSRJonathan 9 років тому +17

    It's actually pretty cool to see Mark struggle and learn.
    Mind you when Ed Coan talks you shut the fuck up and do what the man says!!!!
    Thanks for the great vid.

  • @MrChipsXT
    @MrChipsXT 9 років тому +287

    Hi.
    (Sorry for the bad English)

  • @griffincosgrove8927
    @griffincosgrove8927 9 років тому +82

    The ed coan videos are great keep em coming

    • @supertraining06
      @supertraining06  9 років тому +58

      How to conventional is next!

    • @griffincosgrove8927
      @griffincosgrove8927 9 років тому +2

      supertraining06 Im already excited for the GOAT to drop some knowledge on me

    • @AdamEvans416
      @AdamEvans416 9 років тому +2

      supertraining06 awesome, great work on the content

    • @Rundas242
      @Rundas242 9 років тому +1

      supertraining06 The ANT?!

  • @Pontus95
    @Pontus95 9 років тому +52

    Ed is like the nicest guy, and with crazy much knowledge! Just another amazing Supertraining video!

  • @AlphaLivingChannel
    @AlphaLivingChannel 9 років тому +23

    Thats the only way I do deadlifts, Conventional deads put to much strain on my back.
    Since I bulged my disc in the lower back, I switched to Sumo Deads and Front squat and boon, no problems! Thanks for the video Mark.

  • @Health4Thought
    @Health4Thought 9 років тому +96

    I think this kind of proves, especially in a very technique driven movement like the sumo dead, that you have to find what is going to work best for you depending on your individual body. People like to think that there is only one "good form" way to do movements, and a billion "bad form" ways. Of course you have certain things that you NEED to do in order to not hurt yourself, but what works for Ed might not work for Mark, and what works for Mark might not work for Jackie Chan.

    • @CykaBlyatttttT
      @CykaBlyatttttT 9 років тому +1

      Agreed

    • @x5xbryan
      @x5xbryan 9 років тому +7

      Health4Thought I'm pretty sure everything works for Jackie Chan though...

    • @supertraining06
      @supertraining06  9 років тому +20

      Did you say Jacked And Tan?

    • @bentekkers11
      @bentekkers11 9 років тому +3

      With a joke like that^...has to be Silent Mike.

    • @BliebandRHYNO
      @BliebandRHYNO 9 років тому

      Why Can't I Think Of A Name? shit you got me

  • @TheHaiku2
    @TheHaiku2 7 років тому +105

    3:00 That's how I approach the toilet. I go slow and in steps, so I don't startle the toilet.

    • @Zak-gn8hf
      @Zak-gn8hf 6 років тому +4

      ahah you killed me

    • @tks3782
      @tks3782 6 років тому +1

      How does this comment not have more likes? I pissed myself laughing!

    • @nikolai6817
      @nikolai6817 6 років тому +1

      best comment

    • @JBFit69
      @JBFit69 6 років тому

      😂

  • @gjmjblevins
    @gjmjblevins 9 років тому +54

    This is a great video, I feel like the sumo is not covered very much and I have always wanted to hear how to do it from Ed. Thanks!
    Blessings

  • @Freshprankstv1
    @Freshprankstv1 7 років тому +5

    You can tell how excited ed coan gets teaching this

  • @qewr4231
    @qewr4231 9 років тому +5

    Ed Coan seems like a great coach. He makes everything easy to understand. And he demonstrates well. Ed Coan is great.

  • @shovonski612
    @shovonski612 7 років тому +1

    Ed Coan you are a bloody legend. Greatest respect to a man like him. So much knowledge and theyre lucky to have him. Thank you......

  • @Hiso3
    @Hiso3 9 років тому +12

    The way this channel is heading is amazing. I used to watch your session back in the old ST Gym but barely any commentary was given. You felt like, to me, some strong guy that out of reach and that I could just be impressed by. Now that you are taking lot of strong people to share their own style/technique, this is so great and we can learn a lot ! Thanks Mark, Mike and Jim. Keep it up !

  • @danaephia3582
    @danaephia3582 9 років тому +4

    Dear Supertraining06.
    Thank you for the ed Coan Series. Probably the best videos about powerlifting and technique on the net.

  • @MiloDuplex
    @MiloDuplex 9 років тому +2

    These videos are pure gold. Keep 'em going please...

  • @Mr_SamuelAdam
    @Mr_SamuelAdam 9 років тому +1

    The beat in the beginning of the videos always gets me pumped!

  • @bubbub08
    @bubbub08 9 років тому +1

    Just wanted to say thanks for this video. I used this technique today for the first time and I have never lifted sumo so well before. I always struggled to open up my hips and get into the position/setup. But by doing this i found it so much easier. So thank you so much! These videos really do help people at all levels with their lifting.

  • @geniusaza
    @geniusaza 9 років тому

    Its nice to see Mark hanging out with his hero. You really see the respect he has for him.

  • @jmyers112
    @jmyers112 9 років тому

    No channel comes close to what SuperTraining has become Mark. Getting the viewpoints of so many experts is absolutely invaluable. Thank you for the all the great content.

  • @jettfuelfitness
    @jettfuelfitness 3 роки тому

    Seeing mark get a bit embarrassed at the start is such a nice moment, it shows how much he’s always been willing to learn.

  • @hansjoosten6993
    @hansjoosten6993 6 років тому

    i train for 32 years now.and ed coan teaches me the finer details..
    love these videos..
    also heads up to you mark bell..
    greetings from nijmegen the netherlands

  • @JAK3THETUB3
    @JAK3THETUB3 8 років тому +3

    I get into the stance holding a kettlebell, drop down and hold it. It's helped a lot with mobility.

  • @grapograc
    @grapograc 4 роки тому

    The experience of this man.. What a treasure.

  • @kalm5076
    @kalm5076 8 років тому +4

    I love how he is wearing the same shoes in the flashback clip of rowing at 6:30 haha

  • @timmy32989
    @timmy32989 6 років тому

    This is the best informational video to teach someone how to sumo hands down. So many people try and pull the same way as they do when they do conventional but they are not the same.

  • @Nonya_Business44
    @Nonya_Business44 8 років тому +1

    Great video. One of the best I've ever watched.

  • @McMeatBag
    @McMeatBag 9 років тому

    I think it's awesome that you're able to keep an open mind and willing to try something you've done thousands of times a little differently

  • @HorseFromHell
    @HorseFromHell 9 років тому +7

    Thank you Ed Coan fuck this rack pull, block shit. Deficit.

    • @stefanobit8668
      @stefanobit8668 9 років тому +2

      Horse From Hell Klokov says the same, "why make something easier for yourself?"

    • @Chumongocho
      @Chumongocho 9 років тому +2

      Horse From Hell Rack pulls have their place... it's not for technical or even strength but for confidence mostly and CNS stimulation. I like to rack pull over 100% of my deadlift max for a peak. Liao Hui did an 880lb front rack hold for 3s and the dude weighs 155lb. There has also been russian olympic weightlifters I've seen pull from blocks (the 2014 super heavyweight worlds champion did a 220kg snatch from blocks.)

    • @boxxer221
      @boxxer221 9 років тому

      Redline Winner I think the point is you don't need them.

    • @JoshuaOdionson
      @JoshuaOdionson 9 років тому

      +Redline Winner I think the 220 snatch from blocks was Alexeyv Lovchev. (Something like that, I probably butchered his name)

  • @gregprince878
    @gregprince878 Рік тому

    This is priceless technical training and tips with the best of the best. Thank you Mark Bell, Silent Mike, and most of all Ed Coan.

  • @cwspellman
    @cwspellman 9 років тому +1

    Excellent video! I love how plainly Ed Coan speaks and how he gets right to the heart of things.

  • @wolverine6562lex
    @wolverine6562lex 9 років тому

    Ed Coan the Best Mentor i ever seen. He can explain & coached very well. Good job again St channel!!!

  • @xbdjdjcdbdnndbdndb1613
    @xbdjdjcdbdnndbdndb1613 3 роки тому

    1. Form (line w/tongue of shoe, hook/mixed grip, pull slack)
    2. Grip work (leaning barbell holds, hand clenches)
    3. Experimentation with form (*fits your body)

  • @BJ-fz3ic
    @BJ-fz3ic 9 років тому +9

    Great video! I hope we are getting a bench video out of him too!

    • @supertraining06
      @supertraining06  9 років тому +24

      The bench video will blow everyone's mind. It's the best of all of em in my opinion!

    • @BJ-fz3ic
      @BJ-fz3ic 9 років тому

      supertraining06 Badass! You guys rock. I can't wait!

    • @L0oKyNuMbaS11
      @L0oKyNuMbaS11 9 років тому +2

      +supertraining06 Have you guys released it yet? Can't see it on your channel. (great vids btw)

  • @brad6557
    @brad6557 9 років тому

    This is the best powerlifting channel on the internet.

  • @basementgainz843
    @basementgainz843 7 років тому +1

    I'm getting now into sumo deadlift. I got bored with conventional. I see know that my problem is mobility. My hips shoot first to quick and then it's all back. I will work on mobility way more. Thanks guys. Video like that helped a lot. Plus i like how both of guys paying attention and listening to. They not playing like they know everything. Sub and like

  • @obara824
    @obara824 9 років тому

    supertraining06 Learned so much in under 20 minutes. Thanks Smelly, Silent Mike & of course, the great Ed Coan.

  • @jgamez5023
    @jgamez5023 8 років тому

    Ed is such an inspiration, appreciate all of these...

  • @FITsthetics
    @FITsthetics 9 років тому +2

    im glad to see some struggle, it shouldn't feel comfortable. it was nice to see the real feels of this video. iam not proficient in sumo what so ever

  • @Th3unknownuser111
    @Th3unknownuser111 9 років тому +2

    Just got home from the gym! Damn it! Looks like I have something to work on tomorrow. Thanks for the best content on UA-cam.

  • @coreyworthingtonii9230
    @coreyworthingtonii9230 2 роки тому

    Love that this content is freely available online!
    Very blessed to have access to this and a nice gym to go to 🙂🙂🙂

  • @chuy8356
    @chuy8356 8 років тому

    Learned so much from Ed on this video. Nothing like experience and wisdom from so many years of powerlifting.

  • @Purtonen
    @Purtonen 8 років тому +3

    14:13 that MLG hitmarker sound tho. Perfectly on the lockout too :D

  • @ThatGuyTaylor1
    @ThatGuyTaylor1 9 років тому

    14 people that disliked..are deadlifting below 3 plates. Great video to the fullest for anyone on any level to get tips and advice!!

  • @clintnardoni
    @clintnardoni 6 років тому

    Man even the intro music got me pumped to train. Keep crushing it with these videos.

  • @paolopettineo1353
    @paolopettineo1353 7 років тому

    I do not think lifting videos can get much more better than this ❤

  • @BadBandar59
    @BadBandar59 9 років тому

    Great vid! I gotta give it to Mark and Mike. You guys are providing some great information. Blows the rest of these youtube channels out of the water. Thank you. I can listen to Ed all day.

  • @johnrobinson1762
    @johnrobinson1762 6 років тому +1

    Very informative. Coan should do a video on how to sumo, snatch grip, deficit deadlift with a rest pause.

  • @skinnyfatfuck3298
    @skinnyfatfuck3298 9 років тому +17

    These videos are a goldmine of knowledge. I'd like to support you Smelly Bell but you're shipping fees to the UK are ridiculous. Any chance of teaming up with a UK distributors?

    • @Henrik6661
      @Henrik6661 9 років тому

      SkinnyFatFuck www.howmuchyabench.net/international-vendors/ There is a few in the uk

    • @supertraining06
      @supertraining06  9 років тому +4

      I have vendors all over the world. Check the site

    • @skinnyfatfuck3298
      @skinnyfatfuck3298 9 років тому +1

      Fuck yeah. Skinnyfat to jacked and tanned for under £50

  • @glenmacdonald3477
    @glenmacdonald3477 4 роки тому

    Humble, and humbled.

  • @cingred13
    @cingred13 9 років тому

    I feel as if all these vids with ed coan are just a goldmine. Thank you ST for the awesome content. Keep it up.

  • @maxsimon8268
    @maxsimon8268 9 років тому

    This is content most people would pay hundreds of dollars for...and here we are just soaking it in for free. Amazing!

  • @PowerPerPound
    @PowerPerPound 9 років тому +5

    What I like about Mark is that instead of just doing what Coan says and ending up in a position where he couldn't pull half of his max, he actually says if he feels weak and wants to work with Coan to fix this. So many sumo form videos like Omar's for example, they instruct the lifter into this obviously weak stance and the lifter says nothing about it.

  • @carpefuego
    @carpefuego 3 роки тому

    Pure gold. Feel very fortunate to have found these videos. Excellent instructor. Wealth of info. Great questions and format. Thank you.

  • @whiskeyblood7258
    @whiskeyblood7258 9 років тому +1

    Best channel on UA-cam

  • @kev23dk
    @kev23dk 9 років тому

    this shit is already on another level. every strength athlete should subscribe to this channel

  • @Vinnytalarico
    @Vinnytalarico 8 років тому +7

    All in one video please
    George Leeman
    Ed Coan
    Dan Green
    Brian Shaw
    Eddie Hall
    Rhino
    🔥

    • @boxlad7583
      @boxlad7583 8 років тому

      Dan Greene and Rhino are good but I don't see them as master deadlifters or teachers

  • @jo9285
    @jo9285 9 років тому +57

    Invite Mike O'hearn out there I would like to see him max out with you guys like Stan did. Hell get George Leeman too if you can the production of your videos and the guest have been incredible.

    • @witea100
      @witea100 9 років тому +15

      George would be great!

    • @tehunexspected
      @tehunexspected 9 років тому +1

      He needs to get Pete Rubish on here to show how to really deadlift

    • @boxxer221
      @boxxer221 9 років тому +1

      john olmos George and Mike O'Hearn on the same day please ;)

    • @jo9285
      @jo9285 9 років тому +1

      boxxer221 that might cause an issue since George roasted him on some of the natty claims and comments he made.

    • @boxxer221
      @boxxer221 9 років тому

      john olmos Yeah that's why it would be fun to watch ha :)

  • @dboyz692002
    @dboyz692002 8 років тому +2

    Really hoping to get my pull just like this. Pulled 495x5 today and felt like I had good form.

  • @NatoElite101
    @NatoElite101 9 років тому +3

    Such a unique way to pull, but you cant knock any of it because HIS body worked it out that, this is the best way HE can pull from.

  • @almightyminimite
    @almightyminimite 8 років тому

    This is my fifth time watching this video,I learn something every single time! I will watch again until I learn every single bits.

  • @motokokoto
    @motokokoto 9 років тому

    I've watched these videos at least 4 times and I always go to the sumo video first before watching the rest of the clips.

  • @wodroi
    @wodroi 5 років тому

    wow, very impressive n instructional, I have learnt a lot here, He is widely regarded throughout the powerlifting world as the greatest powerlifter of all time.

  • @shadowscar
    @shadowscar 9 років тому

    dayum, the content as of late has been the best on youtube. gonna grab some shirts from your brand to show support. keep it coming, Mark and Mike!

  • @joeythomassin7664
    @joeythomassin7664 9 років тому

    Keep going man we love you!
    Keep bringning old time powerlifters

  • @steadygroovin
    @steadygroovin 9 років тому

    This channel really stepped the content way up lately.

  • @scottsmyre4957
    @scottsmyre4957 9 років тому +1

    Hell yeah! The content you're releasing is amazing. Keep up the great work!

  • @AbrasionUK
    @AbrasionUK 9 років тому +15

    How the fuck has no one mentioned that guy deadlifting in a suit at the end?

    • @boxxer221
      @boxxer221 9 років тому +2

      David Tulip I thought the exact same, so random.

    • @AbrasionUK
      @AbrasionUK 9 років тому +3

      boxxer221 I guess it's because most people don't watch it till the end. Well, everyone, there's a guy deadlifting in a suit in like the last minute of the video!

    • @StevieSparkZ
      @StevieSparkZ 9 років тому +1

      +David Tulip Yeah just saw that, more like shirt and tie but still kinda funny.

    • @Hiphop101ize
      @Hiphop101ize 8 років тому +3

      +David Tulip he's there to make gainz not excuses. Plus he had to dress up to meet Ed Coan, LOOK AT IT... NOW RESPECT IT!

  • @DefineStrength
    @DefineStrength 9 років тому

    another awesome one Mark! Ed's the man when it comes to powerlifting!! STAY HEALTHY STRONG AND FIT

  • @1970kiraclarke
    @1970kiraclarke 9 років тому +1

    Really enjoying the Ed Coan videos! Thanks!

  • @FitMessDiary
    @FitMessDiary 8 років тому +2

    I am really impressed, and happy that I found your channel and all of these videos! :D There is so much videos of this type, but I trust this one the most. Al the facts, no bull*hit :D Love that!

  • @boyan3977
    @boyan3977 9 років тому

    Big fan of Candito, big fan of Omar, big fan of Alan Thrall and now I am definitely a big fan of Ed Coan too! Damn, the man can explain!

  • @ahmedahaggag
    @ahmedahaggag 9 років тому

    I've been really trying to get into sumo as an accessory and this video will definitely help.

  • @JoshuaOdionson
    @JoshuaOdionson 9 років тому +3

    Why do I feel that KStar is cringing at Mark's lack of mobility?
    Great video, guys!

    • @jo9285
      @jo9285 9 років тому +1

      It might not just be his mobility it could be hip structure and angle of joint insertion. That's why people most likely feel pain. Kstars stuff isn't meant to adhere to all individuals I think he says to consult a medical professional before starting self mobility exercises in his books.

    • @JoshuaOdionson
      @JoshuaOdionson 9 років тому +1

      +john olmos I really thought that I had replied.
      While I agree that Kstars stuff isn't meant to be universal, my original comment was intended to be a joke because Kstar has helped Mark with a lot of mobility stuff in the past.

  • @lep4372
    @lep4372 9 років тому

    Great stuff. I tried the breathing cues for my squats yesterday and it made a difference. Can't go wrong with the GOAT!

  • @Spazmonkeyorange
    @Spazmonkeyorange 4 роки тому

    that barbell grip training is genius

  • @nealrichter29
    @nealrichter29 Рік тому

    He keeps it simple nice vid

  • @HumanMechanism
    @HumanMechanism 9 років тому

    Fuckin love this channel, so much golden advice mixed in with a light weight, fun attitude.

  • @mrhawk403
    @mrhawk403 8 років тому

    Great video. Just answered all my questions about sumo. Can't recommended your videos enough!
    Thank you!

  • @bryanscruggs7566
    @bryanscruggs7566 6 років тому

    Thank you Mr. Ed for pointing out the obvious reason of why not to train with a belt. People need to hear it. :D

  • @ethanmillet7307
    @ethanmillet7307 9 років тому +1

    I loved this, very informative from the man himself. I know I can do more in my dead lifts if my form was a bit better. Will definitely take this advice and utilize it in my next workout and hopefully hit 400. My knee pain is what holds me back, so hopefully this will help.

  • @tomhannaford3511
    @tomhannaford3511 9 років тому

    I'm watching this for the second time as it's such an informative video and entertaining too. Awesome channel in general.

  • @basuitnijmegen
    @basuitnijmegen 9 років тому

    Awesome! Was waiting for a proper breakdown of the sumo deadlift and you guys delivered. Thanks guys and keep it up.

  • @tcat92
    @tcat92 9 років тому

    Ed Coan series very helpful.

  • @AlexPlamadeala1
    @AlexPlamadeala1 9 років тому +2

    EPIC

  • @thecastle09
    @thecastle09 7 років тому

    Ed is truly awesome. Cool dude