Looks ok to me, as long as your are keeping your core tight then that was fine
I was told to only go that low as to drop lower would over extend the shoulder and possibly cause an injury.
Obviously your post contradicts that.
Any reference material that would support your way of doing it ?
Who told you that?
Don't listen to them in the future .
I kid, but what they said is tosh.
Also why do you start the lift at the top?
I have just uploaded 2 vids of my military press
shot from different angles to try and give an idea of how much I am arching my back (not sure if I am going to far here) and also to show how far I am bringing the bar down.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2qe1LLMkwY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weGzSb0FdVg
Any reference material to support your way of doing it?I was told to only go that low as to drop lower would over extend the shoulder and possibly cause an injury.
Obviously your post contradicts that.
Any reference material that would support your way of doing it ?
Any reference material to support your way of doing it?
If your shoulder can't move through the proper range then you have a flexibility problem that need to be addressed.
You also shouldn't be bending your back as much as that, and you shouldn't need a belt.
Looking really nice there Delvis.
I think you are right about your ankle, it does appear to be a little tight. Have a look over the various mobilisations that have been posted around here or on MWod. I think it would be worth you doing some of the hip external rotation mobs as well, just because there is no harm in doing them and they will help everything come together.
Those deadlifts look solid. Nice speed, even though it's only 40kg, it's nice and snappy with good glute drive. Just don't spend so much time in between reps, if you are adjusting your hands, fine but just do it faster. It's just unnecessary to be down there for that long.
What core work do you do at the moment?
Yeah the goblets were spot on.
That core work sounds good to me so I don't see why, if you are doing those correctly, you can't incorporate deads into a routine again.
Start them light again and build them back up, something like 40kg, 50kg, 60kg . . . Two weeks on each. Max of 5 reps and between 3-5 sets.
Just make sure you are moving the weight as fast as possible at all times. If the reps start to slow at any point, back off the weight and start another little progression.
You might want to video all of your sets so you can see if there is any difference at all between weeks.