I dunno what the phuck guys are doing deadlifting. It doesn't make CLEAR sense why guys deadlift. Who the phuck d eadlifts for the long haul? Who has clear memoriesof deadlifting every week for a decade? Noone. NOONE! Deadlift phuck your body up whether you admit or not. The body isn't suppose to want to do that. I mean maybe there's genetically a few here and there that are absolutely built to deadlift. 5'7" hulks low to the ground with long arms. Ok, we get it, a few of us can deadlift pain free for years on end. But 95% of us are eventually going to end up either impinged (luckily, to learn a lesson) or worsen slip a disk and be plucked for years or decades.the risks are just so not worth it.
Nothing wrong with deadlifting 225-350 while you're 16 yrs old, no biggie but dont ever think you're a efud muffin deadlifting 400 lbs past high school. You're not a stud. You're an idiot. Most rational lifters eventually discard the deadlift for the obvious likelihood of slipping a disk. We don't wanna destroy our lower backs which are pivotal points to walking. Especially when wwe're still young. There's so much to live to see and enjoy in youth with a strong back that to even consider a possibility of being crippled should deter a guy from deadlifting past teen years
Yesterday I saw a late teenager doing pathetic Roman d eadlifts with 390 lbs. Slamming the weight down with tremendous force like he was doing something no other man could even fathom doing and he thought he was the biggest stud. He was strutting around and tightening his weightbelt. I thought to myself that this kid has no muscle mass and he needs to stop the retard lifts and start developing a real mind muscle connection before he ends up injured. I was so annoyed because I was lifting nearby to constantly hear that crashing sound of the scary teen deadlifting freakish weights. Only I wasn't scared, I was annoyed because when I was his age I could deadlift 500 lbs and I gave that shyt up well before I ever threw my back up because you will hurt yourself. When you're 28-38, a 400+ deadlift is putting too much strain on the bicep tendons. No-one wants to Max deadlift and have their bicep tendon coil up with a tear resulting in a ruined bicep that never fully heals. No-one wants to be in a wheelchair because of a mind a e exercise.
What's this stupid exercise even prove? No muscles are stretched or contracted. 90% of your body is involved but not one muscle is contracted or stretched. It's just a big retard move. It proves nothing outside of teen age when you can say you are more explosive than your friends. But as an adul it serves zeerrooo purpose.
If you're young and you think yoyou're tough cause you can deadlift 400 lbs you better get your head examined. Every lifter in a gym with any sort of manly look has deadlifted that weight. Do you see them deadlifting still? They all used to. They gave that shyt up and that's likely the reason they still hit the gym. I'm never ever ever impressed with teens deadlifting heavy weights. 95% of teens can deadlift 400 lbs with a solid 4 weeks of hard training, it's really not much to be proud of. If I were in charge of gyms I'd make sure No one deadlifted. I've imprinted my back about 5 times directly from deadlifting, it's not healthy at all.
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03-01-2017, 11:30 PM #1
I think that mostly the deadlift is ridiculous
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Not cheriff trololol but partially agree.
But brb i just dead low weight and just add a few reps.winning.
Also maybee people dont forever but deads add a over finish that nothing touches.
Also stop being a fayggot and rep out a few deads.Habit is powerfull and custom can Kill.
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If I couldn't deadlift/OHP/squat I wouldn't even go to the gym (srs)
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Op I totally agree. Just yesterday I made a similar post on another bodybuilding forum. I mean, I dunno what the phuck guys are doing deadlifting. It doesn't make CLEAR sense why guys deadlift. Who the phuck d eadlifts for the long haul? Who has clear memoriesof deadlifting every week for a decade? Noone. NOONE! Deadlift phuck your body up whether you admit or not. The body isn't suppose to want to do that. I mean maybe there's genetically a few here and there that are absolutely built to deadlift. 5'7" hulks low to the ground with long arms. Ok, we get it, a few of us can deadlift pain free for years on end. But 95% of us are eventually going to end up either impinged (luckily, to learn a lesson) or worsen slip a disk and be plucked for years or decades.the risks are just so not worth it.
Nothing wrong with deadlifting 225-350 while you're 16 yrs old, no biggie but dont ever think you're a efud muffin deadlifting 400 lbs past high school. You're not a stud. You're an idiot. Most rational lifters eventually discard the deadlift for the obvious likelihood of slipping a disk. We don't wanna destroy our lower backs which are pivotal points to walking. Especially when wwe're still young. There's so much to live to see and enjoy in youth with a strong back that to even consider a possibility of being crippled should deter a guy from deadlifting past teen years
Yesterday I saw a late teenager doing pathetic Roman d eadlifts with 390 lbs. Slamming the weight down with tremendous force like he was doing something no other man could even fathom doing and he thought he was the biggest stud. He was strutting around and tightening his weightbelt. I thought to myself that this kid has no muscle mass and he needs to stop the retard lifts and start developing a real mind muscle connection before he ends up injured. I was so annoyed because I was lifting nearby to constantly hear that crashing sound of the scary teen deadlifting freakish weights. Only I wasn't scared, I was annoyed because when I was his age I could deadlift 500 lbs and I gave that shyt up well before I ever threw my back up because you will hurt yourself. When you're 28-38, a 400+ deadlift is putting too much strain on the bicep tendons. No-one wants to Max deadlift and have their bicep tendon coil up with a tear resulting in a ruined bicep that never fully heals. No-one wants to be in a wheelchair because of a mind a e exercise.
What's this stupid exercise even prove? No muscles are stretched or contracted. 90% of your body is involved but not one muscle is contracted or stretched. It's just a big retard move. It proves nothing outside of teen age when you can say you are more explosive than your friends. But as an adul it serves zeerrooo purpose.
If you're young and you think yoyou're tough cause you can deadlift 400 lbs you better get your head examined. Every lifter in a gym with any sort of manly look has deadlifted that weight. Do you see them deadlifting still? They all used to. They gave that shyt up and that's likely the reason they still hit the gym. I'm never ever ever impressed with teens deadlifting heavy weights. 95% of teens can deadlift 400 lbs with a solid 4 weeks of hard training, it's really not much to be proud of. If I were in charge of gyms I'd make sure No one deadlifted. I've imprinted my back about 5 times directly from deadlifting, it's not healthy at all."But it is a feral world, and if one wishes to be at ease in it he must accommodate to it." - Jeff Cooper
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DLs have almost no eccentric phase. The less eccentric phase, the more useless it is. when you do a 1RM, the only eccentric phase is when you bend down to set up the lift and when doing reps, the only benefit you get is when YOU lower the weights rather than gravity
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