• Set up for a standard deadlift, grip the barbell.
    Lift, pause at knee height.
    Hold briefly, then complete the lift; reset and repeat for desired reps.
  • Stand with your mid-foot under the bar, plates should be on blocks, and grip the bar with your hands, about a shoulder width apart.
    Bend your knees, then lift the bar by straightening your back. It is important to keep your back straight.
    Stand to your full height and hold.
    Lower the bar to the floor by bending your knees and keeping your back straight.
  • Stand with your mid-foot under the bar, feet should be on a plate or elevated platform, and grip the bar with your hands, about a shoulder width apart.
    Bend your knees, then lift the bar by straightening your back. It is important to keep your back straight.
    Stand to your full height and hold.
    Lower the bar to the floor by bending your knees and keeping your back straight.
  • Stand with feet hip-width apart, grip the barbell with a wide overhand grip, and keep your back straight and core engaged.
    Lift the barbell by explosively extending your hips, knees, and ankles while keeping the bar close to your body.
    As the bar reaches chest level, rotate your wrists and elbows up and back, transitioning into an overhead press.
    Fully extend your arms overhead, stabilize the bar, then lower it back to the starting position with control.