Toe elevated Camporini deadlift controlateral

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  1. Iordan Krouchev
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Hi Iordan, with regards to the camporini deadlift (non-toes elevated), what does tension in the lower posterior thorax on the side of the stance (back) leg likely indicate, if there’s no “crunching” and other positional criteria are seemingly met? Also, thank you for uploading these demonstrations!

renashi