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fairly decent form

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SQ8BvY1_40

i deadlift in the bathroom

crossfit.

form is good

I personally do about 6-8 sets per body part done to positive failure training each bodypart an average of once a week.

Drag Curls work nicely

Chucks add about an inch to your height, so its that much further the bar has to travel, ya know?

yea if you have $200 to blow on these. although, these are not great for deadlifting because it puts your body in a pitch forward which leaves you at a dissadvantage

i use these

http://www.grapplersupplies.com/catalog/images/extero.jpg

wat does your workout look like?

plate pinching may help http://www.beastskills.com/plate%20pinch.jpg

or hub lifting http://www.gripfaq.com/defimages/thumbs/thublift.jpg

try sumo

i bring mine in a canvas bag with a small ziploc inside of it. keeps it clean

knees to elbows

there are so many replies here and they bounce back and forth...

but just to clarify, a Yates Row is done with an suppinated grip, pulling to the abdoman?

i've never seen any signs in my gym, nor do people use it. i belong to NYSC so its a more of a fitness place then a gym

im bringing chalk today to see how it works out

i personally love the PC. i think you can move more poundage in the PC then the Snatch

i generally walk out from a rack with the weight

other times i will power clean it

does your gym "allow" you to use chalk? If not, do you still use it?

i take a week off very other week.

i dont think youd get hurt not using a belt.

you're body has its own belt built right in, called the TVA. Strengthen that and you'll never need a belt