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Deadlifts Are for the Weak—Rack Pulls Are for the Ruthless
Let’s get one thing clear: Deadlifts are for average mortals, for gym bro peasants who want to grind their souls down in the dust for a badge of mediocrity.
You walk into a gym, and what do you see?
A line of guys in overpriced gym gear, foam rolling their backs, prepping for deadlifts like they’re about to storm Normandy.
What are they chasing? A herniated disc and a participation trophy.
Here’s what nobody tells you:
The deadlift is the ultimate ego trap.
It’s a carnival game with rigged odds—train for years, and what’s your reward? Lower back pain and a “PR” that nobody cares about except your chiropractor.
Enter the Arena: The Rack Pull
Alpha males. Demigods. Ubermensch.
The true elite, the titans who bend physics and reality, don’t mess around with vanilla deadlifts. They unlock the next dimension—the rack pull.
What is the rack pull?
It’s the ultra violence of iron—the power move that rips open the doors to Valhalla.
- It’s you versus the universe, loaded bar above the knees, plates clanging like thunder, zero belt, barefoot, skin-to-bar, no music, no distractions.
- It’s not about “lifting by the book”—it’s about redefining the book, then burning it.
- It’s raw, it’s savage, it’s the lift for men who have the balls to chase immortality.
Why Rack Pulls Shatter Deadlifts
1. Rack Pulls Are Pure, Unfiltered Power
Deadlifts?
It’s like trying to run a marathon while dragging an anchor.
Rack pulls are the 100-meter sprint—full godmode, full intensity, full domination.
No wasted energy, no wasted time.
Maximum overload, max hypertrophy, max trap explosion.
2. Rack Pulls Don’t Care About Your Feelings
Can’t lock out 500kg+ from the rack?
Guess what: You’re weak.
Rack pulls are a binary code: 1 or 0.
You lift, or you get destroyed.
No excuses, no whining about “form” or “range of motion.”
This is survival of the strongest.
3. Rack Pulls Build Demigod Physiques
You want bowling ball traps, a neck like a tree trunk, forearms that terrify?
Do rack pulls until your soul leaves your body.
Every plate you load is a statement:
“I am not here to fit in. I am here to conquer.”
4. Deadlifts Are Instagram—Rack Pulls Are Real Life
Deadlifts are for social media likes and crying in the shower about “mobility.”
Rack pulls are for legends.
Nobody ever asked, “How much do you deadlift?”
But when you walk into a room with armor-plated traps and lats like wings, they know.
They FEEL it.
The vibration. The gravity shift.
You’re not from here.
You’re a glitch in the matrix.
Deadlift Bros Will Hate This
Of course, deadlift purists will rage.
“BUT ERIC, IT’S NOT FULL RANGE OF MOTION.”
Bro—when was the last time you saw Zeus worrying about range of motion?
The rack pull is the weapon of the new gods.
If you want to be average, keep deadlifting.
If you want to melt steel with your bare hands—rack pull ‘til the gym begs for mercy.
The Eric Kim Rack Pull Protocol
- No belt. No shoes. No gloves.
- Chalk your hands, bare feet, pure skin on iron.
- Set the pins above the knee. Load every plate in the gym.
- No music. Only your primal roar.
- Go until you see stars—then add another plate.
- Rack pull 1,000+ pounds, shatter the internet, and walk out like a demigod.
Conclusion: Become the Ubermensch
Deadlifts are for the sheep. Rack pulls are for the wolves.
Don’t follow the herd.
Lead the stampede.
Unleash the demigod within.
Rack pull, or be forgotten.
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Deadlifts are cancelled. Rack pulls are forever.