@carltonh Echoing that if you work on your deadlift setup, I think you’ll see the weights fly up! You definitely have the strength to pull more even now. Another commenter suggested your hips start too low, and that does seem to be the case—it’s pushing your knees forward over the bar in your starting position, which is blocking your bar path. Basically, your initial wedge is kinda scrunched.
Also can’t tell if you’ve got really long legs or if the video is just making it seem that way…if you do, I’d search for specific form/setup tips for that to help you find your optimal initial wedge.
And ultimately, don’t worry! A month and a half is nothing. Keep recording yourself and tweaking your form until you find the sweet spot of safe/effective and right for your body’s levers. I was like a year and a half in when someone taught me how to take the slack out of the bar before standing, and that immediately added like 25 lbs to my deadlift—which is to say, it’s always a bit of an ongoing process
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