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 lower back pain, with proper squat techniques

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Neek
post Jun 5 2010, 04:02 PM

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QUOTE(gooni3 @ Jun 5 2010, 01:36 PM)
hey guys, i was jus wondering is it even possible to get lower back pain from proper squat technique?

i am 100% sure that i did not round my back.. because i try to push as much in as I can, my back, but i am not sure if I did arched my back by pushing it too much inside.

i may have lifted the weight incorrectly when i pick it up from the squat rack..

feeling a little muscle fatigue around that area and also sharp pain twice this week..

any ideas?
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muscle fatigue around the spine is normal. but you're saying sharp pain. thats completely different. best is to check form again, there is more to squatting form than just "not rounding back"
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post Jun 15 2010, 06:40 PM

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QUOTE(gooni3 @ Jun 15 2010, 02:22 PM)
hm.. i can't find a proper position to place the bar..

yesterday i hit the gym again.. but this time i avoid placing the bar on my spinal bone.. i placed it on my back.. but it seems to have a tendency to falling off my back(mayb put too low or too small back muscle) i use the soft pad also btw..

anyone hav any idea what are the long term effects if put the bar on the spinal bone?
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Bar is supposed to be resting on your trapz. not spine.
then hands are used to press the bar towards your body so it wont drop down.
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post Jun 16 2010, 02:42 PM

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the hands are only pressing it towards your body, and the hands are practically just resting on the bar. it shouldnt get tired as it is not supporting the weight at all.
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post Jun 18 2010, 08:36 PM

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QUOTE(gooni3 @ Jun 17 2010, 02:13 AM)
yea i know.. but i feel erm.. let say u lift a light bar with ur hand.. like shoulder press.. if u keep it there 2 mins ull get tired.. like not enuf blood flow.. same case in that position..
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like i said, your hands are just resting on the bar. you're not even "lifting a light bar" at all. so it shouldnt get tired. however i cant comment too much since i cant see it for myself

 

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