Here you see a Video of Ken pulling a 229kg(505lb) Deadlift. Notice how he gets tight and maintains it throughout the movement. He is in control of the weight from the moment the weights leave the ground until the moment he lowers it (Yes lowering it is just as important as lifting it). Strength is developed through what we call time under tension. This is the ammount of time your Musculoskeletal and nervous system are under load. The longer we can stay under peak tension the stronger we will get. The deadlift strengthens the whole system, largely because the whole system is under load. The term is neural inhibition, meaning even though a musle may not directly be firing to move the load it is flexed tight to maintain a rigid frame to move the weight cosequently making that muscle stronger.As I mentioned before he lowers the weight under control. Why is this important? The deadlift much like the other pulling movements require three phases. First is the concentric phase or the pulling the weight off the floor. Second is the isometric phase, or holding the barbell at the top. Last is the eccentric phase or lowering the barbell to the ground. I see to many trainees drop the bar at the top because they do not have the strength to lower it. Remember getting strong is about time under tension.
Warm up
Banded Hamstring 2 min @
Death March
Strength
Deadlift
5-5-5-3-3-3
WOD
KB clean and press x 6@
Pull Ups x 10
6 rounds
then
Annie
50-40-30-20-10
Double Unders
Sit Ups
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Essentials
Warm Up
10 Roll out/ Stretch
20 Glute bridges
2rds
WOD
50 Wall Balls
50 Lunges
40 Wall Balls
40 Lunges
30 Wall balls
30 Lunges
Finish with 25 Burpees





