by Matt Taylor | Aug 27, 2020 | Powerlifting, Uncategorized, Weight Training
I’ve worked with my fair share of athletes who are looking to reduce pain, improve performance, and mitigate injury risks in their powerlifting career. Quite often, the changes we make to technique in order to improve on any of the above boils down to a few key...
by Matt Taylor | Aug 17, 2020 | Fitness, Powerlifting, Uncategorized, Weight Training
One of the most sought after muscles athletes look for in the squat and deadlift is the glutes. While I personally feel that this is a muscle that is overemphasized (but not worthless) in the raw squat, they do significantly contribute in the powerlifts, especially...
by Matt Taylor | Aug 6, 2020 | Fitness, Powerlifting, Uncategorized, Weight Training
Like this article? Please share it on your preferred social platform using the link at the bottom of the page! Saying that a round backed deadlift is worse for your back than one where the spine remains relatively neutral is hardly a controversial statement. Though,...
by Matt Taylor | Jul 30, 2020 | Fitness, Uncategorized, Weight Training
Spend enough time in a gym and you’ll hear somebody say (maybe even an old timer who used to “deadlift 700 back in the day”) that powerlifting is bad for your back. While this may have some shreds of truth, I would venture to say most people who accept this as a...
by Matt Taylor | Jul 20, 2020 | Fitness, Powerlifting, Uncategorized, Weight Training
When it’s all said and done, you need to train the squat, bench press, and deadlift to improve in powerlifting. Without those 3 lifts – or close variations on them – you’ll never improve. At the same time, there is a new breed of powerlifter that’s been emerging...
by Matt Taylor | Jul 15, 2020 | Fitness, Powerlifting, Uncategorized, Weight Training
Knee pain… It happens. In powerlifting, it might have held you back from consistently training your squat or deadlift, or simply makes you compensate around it. Either way, it can hold you back from really making great gains in your performance. Maybe you’ve had it...
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