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deadlift form check

Besides a tight back (see comments below) all you need is a nicer looking rug so it does not hurt my great sense of interior design.
 
How about hip/lower back rounding at the bottom, hips coming up before bar moves, and leaning too far back at the top? Any problems with any of those?
 
How about hip/lower back rounding at the bottom, hips coming up before bar moves, and leaning too far back at the top? Any problems with any of those?

Back issues are corrected by keeping a tight arch and having chest up. He doesn't lean too far back and he will get better with his hips up before bar with the initial correction and some more practice as it is not a huge amount if movement.
 
chest up, drive hips forwards.

Yep this, drive hips forward when the bar gets to your knees, keep chest up, pretty good otherwise. Agree it looked like an easy lift for you but guessed you were just showing your form.

@ Dave: Bwahahahaa, agree about the rug.....LOL:D:D
 
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