How to perform Barbell Deadlift High Pull with proper form

Starting Position

Feet Placement: Stand with your feet hip-width apart, toes slightly pointed outward.
Bar Position: Place the barbell over the middle of your feet, close enough to touch your shins.
Grip: Bend at your hips and knees to grip the barbell with both hands, slightly wider than shoulder-width apart. Use an overhand grip (palms facing you) or a mixed grip (one palm facing you, one away).

Execution

Set Your Back: Keep your chest up, back straight, and shoulders just in front of the bar. Engage your core.
Lift: Push through your heels to lift the barbell off the ground, extending your hips and knees simultaneously. The bar should travel vertically along your legs.
Explosion Phase: Once the bar passes your knees, explosively extend your hips and pull the barbell up towards your chin. This should involve shrugging your shoulders and bending your elbows out to the sides.
Finish Position: The barbell should end at chin height, with your elbows higher than your wrists, and your body in a straight line from head to heels.

Descent

Lower the Bar: Reverse the motion by bringing your elbows down, lowering the bar back down to your thighs, and then to the ground.
Maintain Control: Keep your back straight and engage your core throughout the descent.

Tips

Keep the barbell close to your body throughout the entire movement.
Avoid rounding your back at any point; maintain a neutral spine.
Focus on using your legs and hips to generate power during the lift.

Common Mistakes

Letting the bar drift away from the body.
Lack of explosive force when pulling the bar.
Rounding the back instead of keeping it flat.

By adhering to these guidelines, you can safely and effectively perform the Barbell Deadlift High Pull to strengthen your posterior chain and improve your explosive power.