So You Think You Can Deadlift? | Swede Burns
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2020
- So you think you can deadlift? Tim thought he could, then we posted an absolutely disgusting video of him pulling 315lbs on Instagram. It was so bad, in fact, that we had to get one of our top team members and inventor of the 5th Set Method Swede Burns to come to our S5 Compound and fix Tim's deadlift.
Watch how Swede implements just a few slight queues to the deadlift to make it look great!
Add these to your deadlift and let us know how it works!
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Knowledge is power - power is lifting
Would love to see a remake of JM’s bench videos. I’ve only see clips but they were packed full of knowledge and the man has a way of communicating ideas that is top notch. Thanks for all the great content!!!!
I would definitely watch.
Dan green for he sumo
Double JM
JM Blakely and Julius Maddox bench collab
More Swede he keeps it simple and effective
Yeah this is some of the most straight forward effective advice I've seen.
This has got to be the best deadlift training video I’ve ever watched.
It was great! Perfect for beginners and a nice refresher from a unique perspective for advanced
elitefts I used this video during my next deadlift workout. Adding these cues helped a lot. Oddly enough it also reminded to get the big belly inhale so that I could brace against the belt better.
The guy who volunteers to gets everything he does ripped apart for the world wide wow to grow never get enough credit.
Thats it! Open yourself up to criticism only to get better. Don't be scared :)
elitefts when I did this series with Matt it was awesome. Still great full I was involved with it, hope all is well over their.
I could watch Swede coach all day...simple, effective, informative.
I'd love to see him do a series of these for all three lifts.
It would be really cool to have other team members, both raw and equipped, do these as a series to show the differences and similarities in cues and coaching styles. I love learning from many and consolidating that information to find what cues and corrections work for me. EliteFTS has plethora of amazing coaches and athletes that, having read many of their articles, i would love to watch them do live coaching demonstrations. That and i just love listening to coaches like Swede talk shop and work their craft.
Can we get a super cut of every time Swede packs his scaps? lol
Mans had superhuman scap packing abilities
Swede reminds me a lot of Dan Green. They seem similar to me. Swede also seems like the kind of coach you almost can't piss off lol. Lastly, this guy he's coaching is like 13 years old and 45 at the same time.
I like how people are commenting as if they know more than Swede does.
P.s. this is one of the best instructional videos on deads that I've ever seen and I think It'll help me tremendously.
Why could people not know more than Swede, or about the same amount? I've been doing DL for years. I pull one rep max of 200 kg DL which is 2.65 my bodyweight of 75 kg. I do 5 sets of 10 reps pulling 150 kg. I don't compete in this. It's a hobby.
The best instructions on how to do a deadlift I've got off of Mark Rippetoe Starting Strength. He gives you 5 easy cues on how to DL. I know how to DL so plz... zip it snot!
@@vikingstrongman5903 Not really the point, was it!? And besides a very childish comment.
DL is a simple lift. You need a few cues to get going to avoid injuring yourself and getting and idea of what the lift is about, and then it's the time under the bar (in this case; over the bar) that matters. If you're not a halfwit you'll figure out what works best for you by doing the lift and progressively overloading the bar. Within a few years practicing the DL you will be really good at it and can lift heavy weights with great form. If you believe that people like this don't exist you really need to check yourself. You're in the dark buddy!
@@jaghad Wow. If you want to throw out numbers - I'm also a 75kg lifter and (in competition) have done up to 232.5kg deadlift. So, I must know more than you?
I don't totally agree with everything Swede says, but he does have very good and helpful points here, far more than I've ever seen from Rippetoe.
jaghad DL is not a simple lift. Anyone who hasn’t done it will not understand any of the mind to muscle connection you get for cues. When I was 140lbs and only running, I couldn’t just do it with ease. None of my muscles were engaging no matter how hard I tried. A year and a half later it’s much better, but no way in hell I was going to get it without an actual person helping me.
I’ve learned more in the first 9 minutes than all these other videos. He actually goes through every portion and it helps that someone actually had a bad deadlift. Lots of cues and can be overwhelming. Credit to him for that.
I knew that Swede was big, but he's just massive in this clip. So much great tips to get away from just 30mins. Thank you so much.
Fist meet I ever did was in PA about 30 min from keyhole
It was around 2011/2012
Swede was there dressed like a biker with some other massive dude coaching some kid
That was the first time I had ever seen somebody in person and said to my myself WTF
About 8 years have passed and while Swede has downsized a bit. Still a monster , and from what I remember is a good bit healthier too .
Dude has hands like frying pans hahaha
take a shot everytime burns pulls on his pants
I see you chosen death
Beer chaser for “pack your scaps”.
Good tuition here. Simple cues are the best. Most useful one I ever got with deadlifts was “push the floor away” - as if the bar never moves.
I had hurt my back so many times trying to ‘lift the bar off the floor’, and for a long time I hated deadlifts. But once you’ve established correct tension and there is no slack in the bar, there is no ‘lifting’ involved. Your hips are a swivel. You drive those glutes to push the floor away.
This is basically the same as ‘glutes to bar’ or ‘bar to glutes’ but in any case, you visualise the bar not moving. It was super helpful for me. Haven’t had an injury since.
Crazy how the set up from starting strength is acknowledged by so many elite lifters
Swede is such a good voice to have on the team. Thank you so much for every piece of content you have him in. Keep it up, y'all!
P.S. - Could we get a 3 or 6 month max effort update from Tim? I wanna see him treat 315 like a warmup.
Great idea Erik!!
Let this man do the squat, bench and ohp
Please
Even after 2 years, you are still helping people. I just wanna say this is one of the best deadlift videos ive ever seen
Love these videos. No matter who the coach is (JM, Swede, Dave) they always bring gold at EliteFTS.
I love to see Swede coach. Really direct and understandable
I've watched alot of "how to" and these "so you think you can" deadlift videos and swede really keeps it simple!
Thanks for this video! Best deadlift video I've ever seen. Can't wait to try out tomorrow!!
Swede is the man. Never watched him coach before but this guy breaks it down extremely well.
The best deadlift instructions I've seen on TH-cam so far. Thank you elitefts and thank you Swede.
I would pay a lot of money to sit down with anyone at EliteFTS for an hour but I think Swede would be my first choice. Calm, concise, puts information in an easy way to understand and he just seems like a cool dude haha. LOVE LOVE LOVE this video
Awesome video. I live in a small town with no powerlifters. I don't even see people deadlifting. This really helps me. Thank you
Brilliant video, and all points very well explained. Really enjoyed it
There's so many golden nuggets of info in the video. Can't thank you guys enough for putting this out
I almost never get tired from these kinds of vids
"Take the slack out of you". Great advice.
Great video to watch! Love the relaxed method of coaching and explaining
This is the best tutorial on deadlift that I've seen yet. Swede has a really good approach to explaining the deadlift. Great ques and his has an ability to explain the small details of the the lift with out making you feel overwhelmed with shit you can't remember. I wish I had had a coach like this when I was a young lifter. It would have saved a lot of time and bad habits that later on had to be fixed.
Mr. Swede Burns is right on the money. The importance of scapular positioning cannot be overstated.
This man is the man. Got to get Swede on more often. His teaching skills are phenomenal
Probably the best Deadlift instructional video I've seen yet.
Please also do one for the Squat and Bench
Hell yeah Swede seems like such a chill dude and an awesome teacher
That is some very efficient teaching. Elitefts Rocks and u guys are hard as nails!
That was great. I’ve been looking for was to train my max and this has tons of great information. Thanks!
THIS GUY RIGHT HERE. Possibly the clearest, most straightforward deadlifting video I've ever seen.
This is the best deadlift video I've ever seen. I deadlift withthe proper form like Swede was describing but I find it hard to articulate to others how to get into a proper stance and initiate movement. I know powerlifters with huge deadlifts that still execute the lift with improper technique (getting the weight off the floor at all costs but compromising form and failing at lockout). I'm gonna send them this video. I can't speak for sumo deadlift because I don't know much about it, but in a conventional stance the hardest part of the lift should ALWAYS be off the floor, once your just a couple of inches up, it's all glutes and becomes "easy".
Man, what happened to Swede? Loved seeing him on this channel. The series with him in it are some of the best.
This is a great tutorial! Thank you. Best channel on TH-cam for picking up heavy shit.
Bro’s really saving me and changing the whole way I lift, thanks man, much love
One of the best training videos ever! Thanks
It may look like Swede is wearing a belt but he isn’t. His midsection is so jacked that it has in fact turned into a lifting belt.
Fantastic video great coaching session!!👏👌👍💪😎
whoa! i saw elitefts and immediately subscribed! didn't know there was a channel
Welcome aboard!
I've seen alot of deadlift instructional videos and this is one of the best.
Watched this video this morning and got to try packing the scraps, bar to glutes and glutes to bar. Pulled 395 like it was 315. More videos with Swede would be awesome. BTW, your dead is looking awesome now.
Glutes to bar, bar to glutes......we'll be saying that in our sleep :)
Wow. Never thought of the lat pull over along with the glute drive before. Already deadlifted today hopefully I can remember that cue next deadlift day to see if it helps anything for me
Right. The lat engagement is a nice cue
I am very sure I have seen ans studies this video at least 6 to 7 times and I seem to learn something each time. I will be deadlidting tomorrow and I am looking forward to using these cues
Swede is the MAN. Big love for him!!!
Swedes Burns is awesome, he's a great coach
Tim!! Good to see you in a video buddy! I know everyone was giving him shit but Tim is a good dude and fellow bowling green alum but damn brother your DL needed some work :) I'm kidding you know I love ya! Could listen to Swede teach all day between him and JM the more the better on this channel.
So many cues To take home. Very thoughtfully cued video. 👌💪
what a good coach, fantastic cueing.
I'd like to see Swede also do the squat and bench
huh. never seen the DL coached this way. I like it. Some new things to try. Thanks.
I tried making the bar float on warmups prior to pulling hard and it actually made the work sets feel so much better. I felt like I finally understood how to use a deadlift bar. Thanks for this.
Good coach! He's a great communicator!
I want an elitefts in my village. With the same kind of people. I like that hardcore vibe.
Thanks for this vid guys, both the trainer for explaining and the student for asking questions and setting your ego aside.
Excellent video very nice explanations and keeping it simple.
Great content, it would be great to see the squat and bench tips from Swede too.
Thank you so much , finally my numbers are getting up again but i had to start from zero to fix my form completely. 👍
BOMB BOMB BOMB STUFF!!! Please more videos with Swede, SQUAT, BENCH DEADLIFT SUMO!
This was a great video more please
Absolutely awesome deadlift video.
playing with the barbell for 50 years...best DL video by far. Thanks Guys
awesome tips! thanks
Damn good video. Just in time gonna deadlift tomorrow
only 7 mins in and already learned so much
Great instructor
Very good vid. Thank you!
Dude knows his shit! Good cardio sesh for him as well!
I have watched dozens of deadlift videos, and this is the best one I’ve ever watched in terms of what I am trying to correct. Thanks!
Swede is great one of my favorite personalities from your channel. Him and JM are are some high caliber men. Very inspirational
stay tuned because we have plenty more of both to come!
Just now finding this channel. Saw Tim training at the Mansfield Y all last year. Cool to see him on TH-cam.
“Never trust how you feel” Best cue in the video. Ha!
This is crazy helpful!!
Extremely informative! Thank you for this video!
Great video from Swede!!👍👌👏💪😎
“Feels NOT real”. Sometimes we feel like shit and just kill the training. Makes sense brother. Thank you. MIND OVER MATTER IN OTHER WORDS.
I bumped into Swede at his RPS meet he hosted in Pittsburgh in September and he’s such a cool guy. I was focused about my next attempt and too nervous to talk to him. I get so star struck. I was the same way with Stan Efferding😂
“Feels not reals.” He wanted to say that so bad lol. Informative video 👌
Love this video... Ironically I just punked out at exactly the position Swede said I would.
HAHA!! You know what you need now brother!
@@eliteftsofficial is it also to poke your butt out in a sense ?
Excellent 👍
Yeah the heavier the weights you lift, the more the antagonist muscle group gets involved. The other reason it's good to switch up your movements, is simply for your joints to have a chance to recover. That's why it makes sense to work on specific lifts more than others, to really get them up. I feel like a lot of people (myself included) in the beginning try to focus on too many big movements.
Finally a simple technique explanation.. those others at the gym make me shake my head with shame at the improper techniques they use daily. THen complain of how they stupidly popped something...etc. How about better chest work? Fly's? presses?
Fucking love this guy! Awesome breakdown of the deadlift and will definitely help clean my shit up.
I love Dave Tate's information. But wow way to break it down. I need to get back into this since my back surgery put rods and pins into my back because of bad form. Thank you for this.
@@vikingstrongman5903 What had originally happened, I was feeling good, finally increasing my weight to pull 535 off the floor. I thought my form was good, got it past my knees to a lockout and then I sneezed, and then I heard a loud pop. Didn't think anything of it and went on my day. Finally got home relaxed a bit and then couldn't move. My son and wife took me to the emergency room and that is when they said I need surgery now.
"feels not reals " badass quote
That large man is both very laid back and extremely intense at the same time
My deadlift sucks too so this was great, thanks guys
Swede is just the best 🤙
Nick Best has a close stance
Surprised no one mentioned this dude's shoes though...
I mentioned them about 6 hours before you.
Right? Those shoes make those deadlifts a defecit
This guy is awesome
As I sit back, pull the slack out, pack the scaps- it totally engages the lats.
Joe Sullivan on squats
Who the f**k is Swede, never heard of him before maybe I've been under a rock but he's knowledgeable af. This man is legit. I'd literally watch him coach for hours.
This looks like a high value coaching session, how much do they cost?
Swede reminds me of triple h with a black beard
I was thinking the same