How many more people need to get injured until the fitness community stops encouraging people to do deadlifts, OHP, squats, or any other compounds?
Srs. I have not seen a SINGLE person in my gym deadlifting right. Every single one of them has an arched back of peace even when they don't even realize it.
Look, the deadlift is a great exercise when done CORRECTLY. If you have a legit personal trainer, or learn how to deadlift at an olympic or powerlifting gym then it's probably awesome to you because you're doing it correctly. But chances are you don't watch furcking YouTube fitness videos or whatever. Reality is that 99% of lifters who do compounds do them really furcking wrong, and only set themselves up for injuries.
Same applies to OHP and other compounds... Your goal at the gym shouldn't be to get a herniated disc, it should be to get stronger or build muscles.
Broscience and fitness culture tells people to do "alpha" compounds, but seriously phuck that. Your health is more important than everything else. Don't worry, you can still get big legs from leg press.
Discuss.
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02-15-2017, 06:26 PM #1
Can the fitness community STOP encouraging deadlifts/compounds?
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02-15-2017, 06:28 PM #7
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sigh.
compound exercises should be the core of any persons routine bro. If you see someone about to hurt themselves, intervene. IF they take the advice, great, if not, well its their loss.
It's not the exercise that needs to go, it's idiots who don't know how to lift, or are too hard headed to seek help that need to go.
You're probably a liberal too, huh?Certified Exercise Physiologist
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02-15-2017, 06:28 PM #8
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it's the responsibility of the gym goer to learn the moves he's performing. it's not the fitness community's problem or responsibility when someone doesn't bother to learn the move properly before maxing out. you say it yourself; these lifts done correctly are terrific. so take the time to learn them.
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All of those compound lifts are fantastic for both building strength and size. Just because some people do them wrong doesn't mean that they shouldn't be encouraged. They should just be encouraged to be done correctly, rather than not done at all. It's really not a hard concept to grasp. Good luck building up a comparable posterior chain without squat/deadlift variations. Neglecting the compound lifts will only hinder the speed at which you progress in almost all cases.
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02-15-2017, 06:44 PM #29
lol I know that feel
I got heavy squats with high volume (and high volume assistance work) programmed every day until next saturday
You mad brah?
4 rm or less with **** form, or high reps and losing form on final rep. Most likely recipes for disaster. Even more so if no proper warm up419/320/550 @ 165.
Be like water my friend.
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