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    Rack pull 495lb video

    Feel free to let me know about my form. I thought it looked okay, but virgin eyes will help. By the way, this is the gay ass shit we have to listen to in the gym. IT GETS ME PUMPED

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    Strong pulls. Knees looked good and stable. Would try to get your hips through a little quicker and squeeze the glutes (but don't hyperextend the lower back).

    Your lower back looked fine, but you could do with pulling your scapula together to keep the upper back solid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gazhole View Post
    Strong pulls. Knees looked good and stable. Would try to get your hips through a little quicker and squeeze the glutes (but don't hyperextend the lower back).

    Your lower back looked fine, but you could do with pulling your scapula together to keep the upper back solid.

    Good work!
    I try my best to keep the scapula squeezed together. At about the 430lb range is when the weight gets the best of my "squeeze." Once I have it lifted the first time I can keep it together, but that first lift is a PITA

    Thanks for looking GAZ.
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    Quote Originally Posted by suprfast View Post
    I try my best to keep the scapula squeezed together. At about the 430lb range is when the weight gets the best of my "squeeze." Once I have it lifted the first time I can keep it together, but that first lift is a PITA

    Thanks for looking GAZ.
    Any time man!

    If you do another vid, get a shot from the side if possible - would be good to see it from both angles!
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    my buddy was walking over to the side for my third rep but i lost my grip. When i tried to pull it back up my body just shut off. There is a side vid of me attempting to lift it
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