For those wondering, this is a bad deadlifting setup position.
Her knees need to be bent a bit more, and hips need to go further back, or all of the weight pressure is going to go to her back.
Ideally, by using the muscles of your back, the legs and arms, you need to slowly stand up from a half-squatting position (not a full squat), and slide the bar up close to your body from the knees to the bottom of your belly, and end up in an upright standing position with the bar in front of you. The bar needs to travel vertically up as you not only lift, but shift the weight distribution by pushing the floor away with your foot simultaneously.
Stay strong bros, anime tiddies are temporary but muscles are forever.

xenonace said:

For those wondering, this is a bad deadlifting setup position.
Her knees need to be bent a bit more, and hips need to go further back, or all of the weight pressure is going to go to her back.
Ideally, by using the muscles of your back, the legs and arms, you need to slowly stand up from a half-squatting position (not a full squat), and slide the bar up close to your body from the knees to the bottom of your belly, and end up in an upright standing position with the bar in front of you. The bar needs to travel vertically up as you not only lift, but shift the weight distribution by pushing the floor away with your foot simultaneously.
Stay strong bros, anime tiddies are temporary but muscles are forever.

but atrophy