Best outcome wheelchair category

[joswift]

https://theworldwatch.com/videos/1618694/kid-has-way-too-much-weight-on-there-hopefully-he-didn-t-break-his-neck/

[Gym Rat]

So many morons "lifting" these days (and almost killing themselves).
That twig had no business even trying that.
Plus shirtless in a gym, total tard. 

Broccoli Head of Peace

[falco]

Thought this was a Kris Dim thread.

[wes]

Fucking idiot!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111  LOL 

[MajorDomo]

Once you get past ego lifting, weight training is a rush.

[joswift]

Thought this was a Kris Dim thread.

It could just as easily been another Hankins thread

[Rambone]

Ah, yes. The Weider Wheelchair Principles

[SF1900]

Im not too sure what the big hype is about doing all these olympic type lifts. Most people dont know how to accurately perform these exercises.

With that said, I primarily use machines and plate loaded equipment.

[Gym Rat]

Im not too sure what the big hype is about doing all these olympic type lifts. Most people dont know how to accurately perform these exercises.

With that said, I primarily use machines and plate loaded equipment.

I think since Crossfit became popular, many try these lifts, but they take training and experience.
Lots of people getting hurt these days thx to lifts they see on Social Media and the like.

[IroNat]

He power cleaned it ok.

[SF1900]

I think since Crossfit became popular, many try these lifts, but they take training and experience.
Lots of people getting hurt these days thx to lifts they see on Social Media and the like.

yes, I agree.

These crossfit places teach these lifts as if they are easily done. Poor form and leads to injury.

[joswift]

yes, I agree.

These crossfit places teach these lifts as if they are easily done. Poor form and leads to injury.

Power movements are meant to be one rep max attempts, they are not meant to be done multiple times one after another.
As you tire you start losing form and thats when you get hurt

Crossfit is the perfect way to get serioulsy injured.

[Sandrock]

Im not too sure what the big hype is about doing all these olympic type lifts. Most people dont know how to accurately perform these exercises.

With that said, I primarily use machines and plate loaded equipment.

It's not a full blown "Olympic" lift, but high pulls just make me feel so much "healthier" after I do them.  I don't really get any endorphin rush from most lifts or from running, but I always feel great after high pulls.  Also upright rows make me feel good most of the time( a similar movement pattern), but I really only get a "healthy feeling rush" from high pulls.