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Plus, a powerlifting star's 848-pound pull

Plus, a powerlifting star's 848-pound pull                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 May 19, 2023 | [Read Online]( [BarBend Newsletter] The BarBend Newsletter may be running at around 600 words today, but make no mistake: This baby is packed with fitness tips, full workouts, and jaw-dropping feats of strength. Here’s what’s on tap today: - 12 deadlift benefits you need to know about - Breaking down some awesome 20-minute workouts - John Haack’s latest monstrous deadlift double Exercise Tips Not-so-Hidden Benefits of the Deadlift Image: YAKOBCHUK VIACHESLAV on Shutterstock Spend any meaningful time in the gym and you’ll become intimately familiar with the deadlift. Heck, there’s a reason we here at BarBend talk about it almost all the time: it’s a powerlifting and general fitness staple. We’d be doing everyone a disservice if we didn’t break down the glory a person can feel pulling a barbell from the ground. That said, the devil is in the finer details, and the deadlift is no different. From full muscle activation to improved posture, we’ve got a handy breakdown of 12 deadlift benefits you might not have considered. Reading this might change your mind if it wasn’t already part of your gym routine. [Learn the Benefits]( Training Feel the (Efficient) Burn GIF: Giphy As the old adage goes: There are only so many hours in the day. Between school, work, family, and time for any hobbies, finding a solid moment to take care of your fitness is hard. We’ve been there. Life just gets flat-out busy. If you’re struggling to find time to take care of your health in the gym, we’re here to save the day. We’ve got a comprehensive overview of a few 20-minute workouts you can fit anywhere into your hectic day, no matter your fitness goals. [Get the Workouts]( Powerlifting Haack’s Deadlift Masterclass Image: @bilbo_swaggins181 on Instagram As the owner of various world records with a mostly pristine powerlifting record, John Haack is one of the biggest names in strength sports. He certainly lived up to his reputation with a recent deadlift. Earlier this week, Haack captured a 385-kilogram (848-pound) raw deadlift double during a training session. Not only was the lift over four times Haack’s body weight of 210 pounds, but it might also be a precursor to his upcoming goals. The athlete has stated he plans to compete in the 2023 Kaos Classic competition in July as a strongman. If there were any person that would enjoy a seamless transition between sports, it’d be Haack. [Watch the Lift]( News Ice Barrel x CrossFit The CrossFit Games has found its Official Cold Therapy Partner: Ice Barrel. On May 16, CrossFit announced the deal includes Ice Barrel providing “more than 200 Ice Barrels for athlete use throughout the CrossFit Games season.” More specifically, Ice Barrel will have its signature cold therapy solutions available at all Open, Semifinal, and Final events in the U.S. for athletes and spectators to use. “This partnership will allow CrossFit athletes the opportunity to enhance their recovery and performance on the biggest stage,” VP of Global Partnerships for CrossFit Robert Vartan said. Ice Barrel says it provides benefits such as: - Better recovery and performance - Improved mood and brain health - Better activation of the immune, cardiovascular, and endocrine systems Learn more about the benefits of cold therapy and get $125 off your own Ice Barrel below. [Click Here for More]( Everything Else Bodybuilding and Strongman Collide Image: @Flexlewis on Instagram - Eddie Hall is busy training for his bodybuilding debut and Flex Lewis was just the guy [to coach him through an arm workout](. - Speaking of arm workouts, [here’s a breakdown of the incline dumbbell curl](. - Jamal Browner is busy trying to improve his conventional deadlift, and he’s got some [tips for the rest of us](. Share BarBend Newsletter You currently have 0 referrals, only 1 away from receiving BarBend's Arm-Growing Guide. [BarBend's Arm-Growing Guide]( [Click to Share]( Or copy and paste this link to others: [fb]( [tw]( [ig]( [yt]( [in]( [Advertise with us]( Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © BarBend Newsletter 228 Park Ave S, #29976, New York, New York 10003, United States [[beehiiv logo]Powered by beehiiv](

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