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    Deadlifting barefoot

    Anyone else deadlift barefoot? Powerlifting coach told me this was better
    for your ankles. Recently, the outsides of my feet have been sore as hell
    maybe as a result of the deadlifting barefoot. Just curious if anyone else
    does this. I think I'll start wearing wrestling shoes.

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    I wear shoes. I have seen people do it. it is uncomfortable to me.
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    I have done it once, I liked it alot. My fat are pretty flat though, that may make a difference
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    Quote Originally Posted by fufu View Post
    I have done it once, I liked it alot. My fat are pretty flat though, that may make a difference
    ur fat's pretty flat? Mine's round and squishy....

    I bought some wrestling shoes yesterday to work out in. They were on sale...I think I will like leg work in them..we will see today.
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    No gym for home, work out floor with 30, but is it for 20 like 30 lb when you no lift it to be for men, for 30 lbs instead? or half is 10 for 20 pounds?
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    What type of shoes are most recomended for say Deadlifting/Squating? I just wear running shoes but I can see where a flatter sole could be beneficial.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FatCatMC View Post
    What type of shoes are most recomended for say Deadlifting/Squating? I just wear running shoes but I can see where a flatter sole could be beneficial.
    i like flat shoes, like samba classics from adidas, for deadlifting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk View Post
    i like flat shoes, like samba classics from adidas, for deadlifting.
    I was actually thinking the same thing. I know Fufu likes to rock the Chuck's, but I look like a fat lesbian when I wear them..

    Cool, thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FatCatMC View Post
    I was actually thinking the same thing. I know Fufu likes to rock the Chuck's, but I look like a fat lesbian when I wear them..

    Cool, thanks.



    I just got a new pair actually, 30 bucks!
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    Yup sure do, I lift barefoot no matter what the exercise
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    I read that you should always dead lift and squat with shoes because this gives the arches of your feet proper support.
    I love it when a plan comes together.

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    I used to barefoot absolutely everything when i worked out at home, since ive joined a gym i wear shoes though.

    I havent found them to be much different. Perhaps barefoot i had more control over balance, but its nothing form-affecting.
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    My feet aren't flat so I likely feel it more in my heels
    and the outsides of my feet. I've heard Chuck's are pretty good/cheap
    for DL and squat shoes, but since I have arches maybe I should get some decent cross training shoes?

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    Quote Originally Posted by snoogans View Post
    Anyone else deadlift barefoot? Powerlifting coach told me this was better
    for your ankles. Recently, the outsides of my feet have been sore as hell
    maybe as a result of the deadlifting barefoot. Just curious if anyone else
    does this. I think I'll start wearing wrestling shoes.
    Once in a while I will squat or deadlift in bare feet (I WO at home). Most of the time I wear some Tsubos - very little cusion and no ankle support.
    http://www.tsubo.com/men.php?collect...19&details=yes
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    Quote Originally Posted by fUnc17 View Post
    Yup sure do, I lift barefoot no matter what the exercise
    Ditto! I never wear shoes when I workout. I also don't wear any clothing that hugs to tightly to the body. I need to feel unrestricted when I'm lifting.

    A personality quirk, I guess...
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    I do both squats and deadlifts without shoes my video has me without shoes. I wear loose stretchy pants the ones that I can rip off like party boy

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=9xP_zkaG810 = ME

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    Quote Originally Posted by Diablo1990 View Post
    I do both squats and deadlifts without shoes my video has me without shoes. I wear loose stretchy pants the ones that I can rip off like party boy

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=9xP_zkaG810 = ME
    who the hell cares what kind of pants you wear?
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    you do have good deadlift form though. back is flat.
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    SEXAYYY PANTS! I went to the bowling alley around last week and just ripped them off and everyone thought I was crazy

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    Diablo that looked smooth and controlled. I DL sumo style though
    because I have long limbs. I turn my toes out as well so a lot of pressure goes thru my heels and the outside of my feet.

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    And here's an example of what NOT to do.


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    Quote Originally Posted by DOMS View Post
    Ditto! I never wear shoes when I workout. I also don't wear any clothing that hugs to tightly to the body. I need to feel unrestricted when I'm lifting.

    A personality quirk, I guess...
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    Quote Originally Posted by FatCatMC View Post
    And here's an example of what NOT to do.


    holymoly1234 (1 month ago)
    Hahaha, that guy is Anthony Vetucci, 405lb raw bench, 500lb shirted bencher, like a 600lb squatter. He was just ripping off the guy known as dieselweasel.
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    aaronwhiffin (5 days ago)
    Agreed - definately fake, look how he places bar down easily. Saying that, I'm sure people do lift like that - scary!



    Those are comments ont hat video
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    Franco and Arnold used to go barefoot

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    Quote Originally Posted by Diablo1990 View Post
    SEXAYYY PANTS! I went to the bowling alley around last week and just ripped them off and everyone thought I was crazy
    haha party boy pants. very nice.

    kinda feel like partying right now...

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