30 Days of Deadlifts: Days 1-10

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A few weeks ago I had an epiphany.

Maybe I should do a 30-day series on Instagram and cover something cool?

  • 30 Favorite Pictures of My Cat?
  • 30 Days of Omelets?
  • No, no, no…30 Days of Jason Bourne Fight Scene Reenactments?1

As you can tell, I didn’t go with any of those choices. But if you want me to let me know.

I went with deadlifts.

And I took 30 – admittedly not in a row – days to cover everything from technique tips and troubleshooting ideas to program design and different deadlift variations I like.

It was a huge hit and people seemed to get a lot out of it. And it just so happens T-Nation reached out and asked if they could publish the series on their site.

Days 1-10 were posted today and they include all the videos I filmed in addition to some added (written) commentary.

Enjoy.

—> BOOM SHAKA-LAKA <—

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Plus, get a copy of Tony’s Pick Things Up, a quick-tip guide to everything deadlift-related. See his butt? Yeah. It’s good. You should probably listen to him if you have any hope of getting a butt that good.

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  1. With shadow puppets. ↩

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