QUOTE(mikehuan @ Aug 18 2011, 04:21 PM)
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Ur form might not be as strict standing as compared to sitting. Try to be at least proficient in both positions.. my guess is you might be using too much weight on the smith. You tend to be able to carry more weight standing
I never knew that....Ur form might not be as strict standing as compared to sitting. Try to be at least proficient in both positions.. my guess is you might be using too much weight on the smith. You tend to be able to carry more weight standing
I oways thought sitting will be easier, hence more weight...
thats y i feel damn heavy using smith, but i just go on, i tot it's only in my head
QUOTE(darklight79 @ Aug 18 2011, 04:31 PM)
Bro, shit happens only when we cause it to happen. Don't get offended, just sayin. Most of our injuries are self inflicted. Shit happens when we try lifting something beyond us. Let's see, I've had my share of injuries.
Both wrists fractured backwards at same time, left lat torn partially from its insertion point, left rotator cuff injury, 2 prolapsed discs from deadlifting 525lbs more times than I should have (if I stopped at 3 reps, it would have been ok)
Yeah, I know what I'm talking about.
thx bro...Both wrists fractured backwards at same time, left lat torn partially from its insertion point, left rotator cuff injury, 2 prolapsed discs from deadlifting 525lbs more times than I should have (if I stopped at 3 reps, it would have been ok)
Yeah, I know what I'm talking about.
advice taken.... will jaga jaga...
Aug 18 2011, 06:44 PM

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