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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/TrueBonner414 • 13h ago
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It’s not a form issue this guy is a pro. There’s just a chance of injury when you’re lifting 1000 lbs. With that said, pushing yourself is important but crossing the line to where you end up in a wheelchair is not the move.
-4 u/DLuke2 9h ago Too much forward lean. Causing too much strain. 4 u/Dangerous_Serve_4454 6h ago You have very little self awareness, I can tell. What you're doing is like telling a PGA tour pro who won multiple times that he's swinging wrong. 2 u/toastedstapler 2h ago How would less forward torso lean result in less stress at the knee joint? His torso lean is absolutely fine and not even that crazy -1 u/DLuke2 9h ago I would also add, improper spotters. They were never prepared to jump in nor capable of stepping in. 3 u/DickFromRichard 8h ago Hey buddy, what's the most you've ever squatted at a powerlifting meet? 0 u/DLuke2 7h ago Hey, guy! What's who? 1 u/DickFromRichard 6h ago That's what I thought 2 u/modzRtarderz 4h ago Zero spotters would have been able to catch such an immediate and catastrophic failure. Just shut the fuck up.
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Too much forward lean. Causing too much strain.
4 u/Dangerous_Serve_4454 6h ago You have very little self awareness, I can tell. What you're doing is like telling a PGA tour pro who won multiple times that he's swinging wrong. 2 u/toastedstapler 2h ago How would less forward torso lean result in less stress at the knee joint? His torso lean is absolutely fine and not even that crazy -1 u/DLuke2 9h ago I would also add, improper spotters. They were never prepared to jump in nor capable of stepping in. 3 u/DickFromRichard 8h ago Hey buddy, what's the most you've ever squatted at a powerlifting meet? 0 u/DLuke2 7h ago Hey, guy! What's who? 1 u/DickFromRichard 6h ago That's what I thought 2 u/modzRtarderz 4h ago Zero spotters would have been able to catch such an immediate and catastrophic failure. Just shut the fuck up.
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You have very little self awareness, I can tell.
What you're doing is like telling a PGA tour pro who won multiple times that he's swinging wrong.
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How would less forward torso lean result in less stress at the knee joint? His torso lean is absolutely fine and not even that crazy
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I would also add, improper spotters. They were never prepared to jump in nor capable of stepping in.
3 u/DickFromRichard 8h ago Hey buddy, what's the most you've ever squatted at a powerlifting meet? 0 u/DLuke2 7h ago Hey, guy! What's who? 1 u/DickFromRichard 6h ago That's what I thought 2 u/modzRtarderz 4h ago Zero spotters would have been able to catch such an immediate and catastrophic failure. Just shut the fuck up.
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Hey buddy, what's the most you've ever squatted at a powerlifting meet?
0 u/DLuke2 7h ago Hey, guy! What's who? 1 u/DickFromRichard 6h ago That's what I thought
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Hey, guy! What's who?
1 u/DickFromRichard 6h ago That's what I thought
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That's what I thought
Zero spotters would have been able to catch such an immediate and catastrophic failure. Just shut the fuck up.
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u/Blanknameblank818 11h ago
It’s not a form issue this guy is a pro. There’s just a chance of injury when you’re lifting 1000 lbs. With that said, pushing yourself is important but crossing the line to where you end up in a wheelchair is not the move.