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Have you ever experience dizzyness while lifting heavy weights?
On the days I weight train. I notice when I lift heavy weights for an half-hour. I start feeling kinda light headed which is wield. I usually come to the gym energized and ready to train, but after lifting for awhile I'll start getting kinda dizzy. When it happens I'll drink water, take a short break and continue training.
After taking a break I usually start feeling alot better, but I don't know whats the main cause of it. It could be because my body isn't use to the heavy weights yet, but when it happens it can be a pain to deal with at times.
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probably because you are not breathing properly, which is a lack of oxygen, which can lead to dizziness...defiantly get your breathing in check when you lifting heavy especially
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Yeah, there are times when I hold my breath when lifting heavy weights. It could be the cause why I start feeling dizzy from weight training.
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above posters haven't experienced feeling dizzy even with proper breathing.
it can be caused by preworkout also.
it happened to me couple of times before during intense/heavy work out, it's pretty normal. It also depends on your body condition of that day regardless of what you believe your body condition to be that day.. because you never know what your actual body condition is.
I even had situation not only dizzy but felt like throwing up. It could be considered as overtraining but I think I got the most result out of it. you ever hear the stories or seen videos of bodybuilders throwing up? not surprising. No pain is no gain..
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Originally Posted by godsamurai
I even had situation not only dizzy but felt like throwing up. It could be considered as overtraining but I think I got the most result out of it. you ever hear the stories or seen videos of bodybuilding throwing up? not surprising. No pain is no gain..
Yep, it's a good leg day when you're close to throwing up, better if you make it there.
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Originally Posted by falserelic
On the days I weight train. I notice when I lift heavy weights for an half-hour. I start feeling kinda light headed which is wield. I usually come to the gym energized and ready to train, but after lifting for awhile I'll start getting kinda dizzy. When it happens I'll drink water, take a short break and continue training.
After taking a break I usually start feeling alot better, but I don't know whats the main cause of it. It could be because my body isn't use to the heavy weights yet, but when it happens it can be a pain to deal with at times.
It can be a number of different things but its very normal.
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The thing it most likely is is your breathing. Make sure you are breathing properly otherwise you won't get enough oxygen to your brain, causing you to become dizzy or feel like you are going to pass out.
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Everytime I rep max on squats or deads with heavyweight.
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I find if I do heavy deads or squats on an empty stomach I get dizzy and nauseous.
Just make sure you breathe through each rep.
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I get dizzy if I forget to breath during a heavy deadlift rep, but I fixed that a while ago and now i always breathe
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Breath,the same thing used to happen to me
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What you described is common. You're going to feel like you're going to pass out when you do a 1 or 2RM on a heavy compound exercise, such as squats or deadlifts.
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Originally Posted by falserelic
On the days I weight train. I notice when I lift heavy weights for an half-hour. I start feeling kinda light headed which is wield. I usually come to the gym energized and ready to train, but after lifting for awhile I'll start getting kinda dizzy. When it happens I'll drink water, take a short break and continue training.
After taking a break I usually start feeling alot better, but I don't know whats the main cause of it. It could be because my body isn't use to the heavy weights yet, but when it happens it can be a pain to deal with at times.
Either not eating well, not resting or not having enough water. fix that and try again
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When doing squats then heavy leg presses. I stay at the leg press machine for around a minute before getting up.
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I get really dizzy after Squats and Power Cleans. Be careful, and be prepared to sit down quickly.
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I have a bad habit of sometimes holding my breath on the negative of a heavy lift. Sometimes you dont even realize youre not breathing properly
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I use to have that problem every leg day. I'd half to sit in the locker room or my car for about 20 min before I could drive home. Back then I didn't drink nearly enough water everyday and I was holding my breath to much. I was also using the leg press wrong and allowing my hips to curl forward, which is where I would really start to feel sick.
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I've experienced dizziness in initial sets of deadlifts. I'd consider it a normality.
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As the other fellows said about BREATHING importance. Will add to it be sure that you're eating enough Carbs and take the sugar from fruits as Orange. Dizziness is a result of decrease in blood pressure.
Let me give you a bit of warning: just because you get very good at your training it should not go to your head that you are an expert.
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i passed out in gym ... twice . dead serious
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has anyone experienced a very dry throat after an intense lifting session?
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