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I am currently suffering from sciatic pain in the lower back and right butt cheek, most people would use machines because they think it will help but it actually makes your pain worst in the long term because your body is in an unnatural position, when you have this pain stay away from leg machines and ab crunches, leg raises etc, I start my workout with light cardio, stretching then lower back raises on the floor then different kind of planks this gets me warm up, then I start squatting light and work my way up, the important points, your form has to be textbook perfect if not you will regret it, I still go heavy up to 8 reps on the squat and deadlift and so far I have no problems, dont let anybody tell you that because you have pain you cant squat and deadlift.
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I am currently suffering from sciatic pain in the lower back and right butt cheek, most people would use machines because they think it will help but it actually makes your pain worst in the long term because your body is in an unnatural position, when you have this pain stay away from leg machines and ab crunches, leg raises etc, I start my workout with light cardio, stretching then lower back raises on the floor then different kind of planks this gets me warm up, then I start squatting light and work my way up, the important points, your form has to be textbook perfect if not you will regret it, I still go heavy up to 8 reps on the squat and deadlift and so far I have no problems, dont let anybody tell you that because you have pain you cant squat and deadlift.
you dont get sciatic in your lower back you fucking retard.
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you dont get sciatic in your lower back you fucking retard.
The majority of the pain is in the butt and you also feel it in the leg a bit, but some of it is in the lower back on the right side about the glutes, this is what sciatic pain is so you just embarrass yourself again talking about shit that you know nothing about.
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Exercises don't hurt- it's the jackasses that do them wrong
If you are doing ab work correctly it shouldn't hurt you
Your form is shit and you've hurt yourself-no advice or sympathy from us
Are you that moron flinstones?
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I endured the same problems and pain.
A better approach is to heed some advice from the Olympian legend Dorian Yates.
I used to do traditional, full barbell squats and they worked fine .
Problem was, they were a constant source of nagging injury.
The last straw was a hip injury ,so, I switched exercises.
I've been doing hack squats and smith machine squats for years now.
The experience made me realize there are no REQUIRED exercises for growth.
Every bodybuilder needs to experiment and do what works with minimal risk of injury.
Smith machine and hack squats put a lot of excess stress on the knees, what I have discovered is if you warm up properly use a belt and textbook form and dont go too heavy the pain wont bother you when you squat and deadlift.
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Leg Press- 6-8 sets,heavy with high reps
Hyperextensions-4 x 20 with very little rest between sets
THANK ME LATER.
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I've been having lower back pain and hadn't squatted forever :-[
Started squatting again 2 months ago and my lower back has been feeling better.
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I am currently suffering from sciatic pain in the lower back and right butt cheek, most people would use machines because they think it will help but it actually makes your pain worst in the long term because your body is in an unnatural position, when you have this pain stay away from leg machines and ab crunches, leg raises etc, I start my workout with light cardio, stretching then lower back raises on the floor then different kind of planks this gets me warm up, then I start squatting light and work my way up, the important points, your form has to be textbook perfect if not you will regret it, I still go heavy up to 8 reps on the squat and deadlift and so far I have no problems, dont let anybody tell you that because you have pain you cant squat and deadlift.
are you sure it's not piriformis instead of sciatica? how tight are your psoas? that's usually the culprit with me
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are you sure it's not piriformis instead of sciatica? how tight are your psoas? that's usually the culprit with me
The piriformis and sciatica are lock together, once you have piriformis pain you can irritate the sciatic nerve in the glute and end up with sciatic symptoms so if you want to get technical I guess you could call it piriformis sciatica pain.
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I have an extensive injury from improper exercise technique, genetics and or work to my l5/s1 disc. The disc is essentially gone (it leaked out) and the vertebrae are grinding on each other. I have been in a world of chronic pain for the last 5 years with no sign of abating.
Do yourself a favour, stop exercising, let it heal, maybe use pharm qulity hgh if you can for a whole year. I would stop squating with weights. Use only your bodyweight and a Swiss ball as support and get somebody with knowledge to show you how to squat properly. If you want bigger legs, increase your AAS, food and squat reps and you'll be golden.
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The majority of the pain is in the butt and you also feel it in the leg a bit, but some of it is in the lower back on the right side about the glutes, this is what sciatic pain is so you just embarrass yourself again talking about shit that you know nothing about.
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the sciatic nerve starts below the low back you daft twat,
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Smith machine and hack squats put a lot of excess stress on the knees, what I have discovered is if you warm up properly use a belt and textbook form and dont go too heavy the pain wont bother you when you squat and deadlift.
says the man complaining about back pain. ::)
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the sciatic nerve starts below the low back you daft twat,
8 Inch,
Be There is anatomically right.
From a lower back injury you will feel pain in your butt, and in one or both legs. Usually it's the front thigh going around to your calf and down to the foot sometimes. You have a disc compressing the nerve but you have to go for at least an X-Ray (I'd do MRI) to confirm.
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8 Inch,
Be There is anatomically right.
From a lower back injury you will feel pain in your butt, and in one or both legs. Usually it's the front thigh going around to your calf and down to the foot sometimes. You have a disc compressing the nerve but you have to go for at least an X-Ray (I'd do MRI) to confirm.
bethere is not right he is a dumb twat, the pain is in the glutes not the lower back I do sometimes feel a little twinge in the lower back on the right about the glutes but 90 percent of the pain is in the glute, it is a combination of piriformis and sciatic pain, a getbigger told me about the tennis ball trick for the glutes I am going to buy a tennis ball and see if it works.
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you dont get sciatic in your lower back you fucking retard.
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I dunno?
TBombz claims that getting a dick shoved up your turd tunnel ,doesn't hurt.
I disagree, but, I've never been lubed and bent over in a bunny suit.
For me, it always hurts right when it goes in. Does not feel pleasant at all. Sort of a deep stinging sensation.
However, leave the cock in your ass, very shortly the pain goes away entirely. Once the pain leaves, then your partner can start to pump your ass.
It feels like a great deep tissue massage, only its inside your ass.
for me it feels real good when it goes real deep.. like there is some kind of pleasure sensor at the bottom of my ass that emits the tingles when ever a cock comes close to hitting it.
IT feels about the same whether your on your back or on your stomach, however there are some differences. on your back you can see your partner, which could be good or bad (attractive or unattractive?).
On your stomach its more relaxing and you can just bite a pillow and let the good times roll.
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I dunno?
TBombz claims that getting a dick shoved up your turd tunnel ,doesn't hurt.
I disagree, but, I've never been lubed and bent over in a bunny suit.
dont bend over, it hurts less if you're on your back
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...and you think I embarrassed myself ::)
I obviously don't have your experience with lifting/ bodybuilding ;)
My post was for bethere why would you take it and redirect it to yourself, you must be off your meds.
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I am currently suffering from sciatic pain in the lower back and right butt cheek, most people would use machines because they think it will help but it actually makes your pain worst in the long term because your body is in an unnatural position, when you have this pain stay away from leg machines and ab crunches, leg raises etc, I start my workout with light cardio, stretching then lower back raises on the floor then different kind of planks this gets me warm up, then I start squatting light and work my way up, the important points, your form has to be textbook perfect if not you will regret it, I still go heavy up to 8 reps on the squat and deadlift and so far I have no problems, dont let anybody tell you that because you have pain you cant squat and deadlift.
Sciatic pain typically persists for 8 weeks before leaving - and then you have relief typically until you trigger it again
Perhaps adapt a new stretching and training routine
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Look dude, I suffered from severe sciatica for decades AFTER blowing out my L-5 deadlifting.
Like most meat heads, I was stubborn and refused to eliminate the root causes.
I assumed I could do the tennis ball therapy, chiropractic, stretching, etc
In recent years, I gave up barbell squats, dead lifts and standing overhead presses .
That helped, but I didn't become "pain free" until I quit hard running too.
Now, I have very few back problems or sciatic nerve pain.
I'd advise you to do the same, but , I refused to listen until AFTER I endured years of sciatic nerve pain.
You know something interesting that I notice about pain, when you are active it doesn't bother you that much, years ago I had some knee issues and I was squatting on a regular basis and it didn't bother me that much, then I took a break from the gym and was sitting down all day and my knees started to hurt real bad.
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bethere is not right he is a dumb twat, the pain is in the glutes not the lower back I do sometimes feel a little twinge in the lower back on the right about the glutes but 90 percent of the pain is in the glute, it is a combination of piriformis and sciatic pain, a getbigger told me about the tennis ball trick for the glutes I am going to buy a tennis ball and see if it works.
the twitch in the lower back is tension building up in the glute causing the low back muscles to overcompensate
It has fuck all to do with your sciatic nerve you idiotic prick.
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what exactly is the point of this thread?
the same as all his others.
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I endured the same problems and pain.
A better approach is to heed some advice from the Olympian legend Dorian Yates.
I used to do traditional, full barbell squats and they worked fine .
Problem was, they were a constant source of nagging injury.
The last straw was a hip injury ,so, I switched exercises.
I've been doing hack squats and smith machine squats for years now.
The experience made me realize there are no REQUIRED exercises for growth.
Every bodybuilder needs to experiment and do what works with minimal risk of injury.
For the majority of his Olympia wins he used the leg press and hacks for is legs. He dropped smith squats.
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the twitch in the lower back is tension building up in the glute causing the low back muscles to overcompensate
It has fuck all to do with your sciatic nerve you idiotic prick.
I already told you that its a combination of sciatica and piriformis pain, here is the thing you know nothing about bodybuilding, nutrition and the human body which is mind boggling since you have been lifting for over 25 years, I would say you are useless but we need somebody to shovel dirt .
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what exactly is the point of this thread?
Pointlessly shit up the board with this imaginary "300 lb monster" persona he created for the gimmick.
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what exactly is the point of this thread?
If you detail a broad analysis of this forum, the same question can be posed regarding Getbig as a collective whole.
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The majority of the pain is in the butt and you also feel it in the leg a bit, but some of it is in the lower back on the right side about the glutes, this is what sciatic pain is so you just embarrass yourself again talking about shit that you know nothing about.
You might have herniated discs. For real! I wouldn't ignore that shit. Go to an orthopedist.
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The key is to put it all on your groin and your back. Take your legs totally out of the equation. Lift with your lower back in a jerking twisting motion.
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Ok guys I bought a tennis ball yesterday actually I bought a pack of 3 since the dumbass refuse to sell me one, I went home sat on the ball and massage the tender areas in the glute it helped tremendously the glutes are sore but the pain is slowly going away, so you getbiggers can give this a shot, shout out to getbigger someparts for the tip.
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Ok guys I bought a tennis ball yesterday actually I bought a pack of 3 since the dumbass refuse to sell me one, I went home sat on the ball and massage the tender areas in the glute it helped tremendously the glutes are sore but the pain is slowly going away, so you getbiggers can give this a shot, shout out to getbigger someparts for the tip.
simply a bandaid you imbecile-stop using a ball it's so stupid-will mess up the issue more-better solutions than that shit
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the sciatic nerve starts below the low back you daft twat,
but what about if there's abnormal pressure on a disc(s)...since the sciatic seems to connect further up a bit?
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have the other balls come out yet ?
No its a waste of money I have 3 balls and I only need one, guess I should go play tennis.
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getting the other balls out will be more painful than the sciatica
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You could have muscle imbalances and trigger points, which are causing muscles to over-compensate or not activate properly, this could also include tightness in the muscle which can shorten certain muscles.