Some of the best cues and technical breakdown I've seen... and I watch a ton of tutorials

Dave you are the man, I love the way you technically break down the lift through body mechanics, and how they relate to your cues. Keep It up!

Awesome video! Really easy to follow your break down the purpose of each phase of your deadlift. I'm going to try and incorporate the dead arms technique because I tend to pull a lot with my arms only. Thanks for the tips!

great channel. You are very technical! thank you!

Really good stuff man!

Great advice..nice build.

good video David. you can effectively apply a lot of those ques to a conventional pull as well. STAY HEALTHY STRONG AND fit iron brother!!

Great explanation! My form on sumo has been feeling iffy lately... going to try this out the next few weeks and see how much it helps thanks 👍

thanks David🙂

Thank you so much was watching this in the gym the part about pressing into the floor to dislocate your arms and pulling as high as you can immediately clicked I was super surprised when 225 flew off the floor 👍

Hi From INDIA ! I’ve been powerlifting for about 2 years . Just realised the need for me to change the way I removed the slack of the barbell (I pull sumo ). Found this video and I know am set for life !! Great channel. Great content .

Very informative! At a plateau right now and need technique work.

wow your last pull 352 at raw national 2017.. almost make it. Respect!

Is that an MF Doom track at 5:17 ? love this tutorial!!!

Man will u make a video about dynamic start the sumo DL , I have no idea . Everytime I try .. my knees caving.😭😭😭

Hey man,greatest break downs of technique out there ive seen so far!!am applying your cues slowly to my sumo.. do you think static streching/opening hips before session is a smart thing? Or what is the best way to make hips loose long term??been facing hip tightness problems, sincd ive done for two years conv dead and resently switched to sumo,, thanks alot!!

If you come here for a seminar I will call you for sure!! I have a question. Do you shift your weight back, heels for example.you look quite stable

Do you purposely use a finger-tip grip just to effectively lengthen the arms??