QUOTE(commonsense @ Feb 23 2022, 02:20 PM)
dun understand the equipment, the woman move a bit only, why sudden fall? where is the support of holding that weight? i mean if i try a bit and figure out it is too much i should be able to put it back safely, no?
That is a smith machine.Bar alone is usually 10-15kg. The weight looks like 10kg plates at 4-5 pieces each side. So that's about 90-100kg +- 5-10kg.
Problem here is that she's sitting down so it's almost 100% upper body only and normal people aren't that strong.
2nd, it wasnt a safe environment, if she was going to squat the weight, there shouldnt be the bench there, without the bench she prolly would have survived.
3rd, the impact naturally caused her lungs to pump out all the air, and because of the weight she couldnt take in air, hence the "sudden obstruction of the respiratory tract".
Bad coach, bad practises, bad choice.
Feb 23 2022, 03:17 PM

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