From a wheelchair to 180 deadlift in 3 months...I am SOOO PROUD OF YOU DANNY️️️

Listen you got this KING. everyone starts some where. I might not do strongman but, I could on do about 135. Now im at 230-245. KEEP ON GOING DONT GIVE UP

Wow, your amazing brother. It makes me want to start working out again. I havent been to a gym since I was in high school. I hurt my sciatic nerve leg pressing a stack of weights. Im just nervous, I do know my limits, but I almost wasnt able to walk, but with your inspiration.. Im going to start slow...Love You my brother. Stay Safe and Keep Smiling ️

What? You're doing great! We're impressed with ya We're all our own worst critics...

you got 180 lb off the floor without even breaking a sweat you did good for today tomorrow start at 170

You can do it danny! Just keep at it brother, small gains over time will give you the big result at the end!

Hey Danny, you're clearly a strong fella. Now I am no sumo aficionado but I would most certainly recommend starting your shoulders in line with the bar and not over it as well as your hips a bit lower, this will take a lot of strain off of your lower back and allow you to use most of your posterior chain when moving the barbell off of the ground. Hope this is helpful and look forward to seeing you progress!

You got this man keep grinding

Ur a king mate u got this

you will get there brother

Good on ya matey. Big lifts on the horizon for sure

You are doing great Danny.

Good job! I'd just throw in a little more knee bend for leg drive so it doesn't look so much like a Romanian deadlift. I think you may have failed 190 this time simply because your lower back was doing most of the work.

Keep it up big man

It ain't easy work Danny. You're doin good!

I like the intro

great job getting this far. stay at this weight and work on your form for a while, your body will thank you.

Hi danny,

you should probably sink your hips more when setting up for the lift, to incorporate more leg/glute drive--try to position your thighs roughly parallel to the ground. The way you lift it now, you're using like 90% back, which is not ideal for most people.