Deadlift Write For Us
Are you a fitness expert, strength coach, or deadlift enthusiast with a passion for writing? We’re looking for contributors like you. At TheWhoBlog.com, we invite writers who can deliver insightful, practical, and educational articles about the Deadlift — one of the most fundamental and powerful exercises in strength training.
To get started, send your article or pitch idea to contact@thewhoblog.com
Whether you’re a certified trainer, athlete, or someone who’s learned through experience, your knowledge can inspire and educate our growing fitness community.
The Deadlift is one of the most functional and basic exercises. The goal of the exercise is to bend down, grab an object on the floor, and lift it off the floor. The Deadlift can improve strength and speed, which translates to an increase in overall power.
Why Write for TheWhoBlog.com?
Publishing on TheWhoBlog.com gives your voice credibility and reach in the fitness world. By joining us as a guest contributor, you can:
- Build authority in the fitness and wellness niche
- Reach a broad, health-conscious audience
- Earn quality backlinks to your blog or business
- Grow your fitness brand or personal following
- Help others perfect their deadlift technique and training
What We’re Looking For
We’re interested in original articles that focus on the Deadlift and related strength training topics, including but not limited to:
- How to perfect your deadlift form
- Common deadlift mistakes to avoid
- Deadlift variations (sumo, Romanian, stiff-legged, etc.)
- Benefits of incorporating deadlifts into your routine
- Deadlift workouts for beginners, intermediates, and pros
- Injury prevention during deadlift training
- Deadlift for fat loss, muscle gain, or performance
- Deadlifting as part of powerlifting or bodybuilding programs
- Nutrition and recovery tips for heavy lifters
- Success stories or personal progress with deadlifting
Submission Guidelines
To ensure your post meets our publishing standards, please follow these guidelines:
- Article Length: At least 1000 words, informative and in-depth
- Original Content Only: Must be plagiarism-free and unpublished elsewhere
- Use clear headings (H2/H3) and short, digestible paragraphs
- Write in a conversational yet authoritative tone
- Include relevant keywords, such as “deadlift form,” “deadlift benefits,” etc.
- Provide actionable advice, training tips, or evidence-backed insights
- You may include one do-follow link in the author’s bio
How to Submit
To get started, send your article or pitch idea to contact@thewhoblog.com
“Deadlift Write For Us Submission.”
Include the following in your email:
- Your completed article in Google Doc or Word format
- A short author bio (50–80 words)
- Optional: Your headshot or website/social profile
Review & Publication Process
- Our editorial team will review your submission within 3–5 business days
- If accepted, we may provide suggestions or edits before publishing
- Once live, your article will be promoted across our channels for maximum reach
Get Featured on TheWhoBlog.com
By writing for us, you’re not just contributing to a blog — you’re joining a community passionate about fitness, strength, and wellness. Share your voice, inspire others, and become a trusted name in the fitness space.