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Mastering the Deadlift: Technique and Strength with Coach Vishwa

byVishwanath BhaskarOnline coaching & Studio training in JayanagarStarts from1,500 per sessionView full gallery

The deadlift is the true test of raw strength. Whether you are aiming for your first plate or refining your heavy singles, I teach the precision, bracing, and mechanics required to move big weight safely.

Ending the year with a 350kg deadlift. Discipline is the highest form of self-respect. This lift is a result of that discipline, and I know there is still more in the tank.

This is the fastest 320kg deadlift I have ever pulled. When preparation meets willpower, incredible things happen. I finish it before you even start.

A 320kg deadlift during a practice session. The cheers from the team make the weight feel lighter. A strong training environment is key to pushing your limits.

This is my all-time favorite deadlift video: 325kg for 3 reps. The energy and hype from the crowd were unreal. This is just the beginning of the journey.

This is raw and aggressive training. Years of pain, sweat, and discipline condensed into one lift. I am never satisfied and always chasing more.

Hitting 320kg for reps with insane hype from the crowd. With Hanuman Ji's blessings, I am on a journey to become the strongest version of myself.

This is my best deadlift PR. After a tough back injury, I am on the path to coming back stronger than ever. Recovery is a journey of listening to your body and taking it one step at a time.

Deadlifting 400kg (880 lbs) with my training partner. Soon, with the strength and blessings of Hanuman Ji, I will be pulling this weight alone. The grind never stops.

When you surrender the ego, only divinity remains. In that surrender, I find strength. Every rep is not my doing, it is His grace flowing through me. Jai Bajrang Bali.

An unexpected 320kg deadlift on a day I was supposed to rest. I couldn't resist the call of the iron. Sometimes you have to listen to your heart, not just your physio.

About The Art of the Deadlift

Don't just grip and rip. The setup is where most deadlifts are won or lost. I often see lifters lose tension before the bar even leaves the ground because they rush the start or forget to engage their lats. At Balarka Fitness, we focus on one cue: pull the slack out of the bar. It sounds simple, but that one-second tension change is the difference between a grinding struggle and a smooth, explosive lift.

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