yeah, i've watched a few starret vids, cuz i had a lil hip flexor issue that i ironed out with some of his stretches. gonna subscribes to that channelhonestly when i started working w my trainer it was one of the first things he pushed on me. before all the weights, before any lifts, or dbs, or plates or any movements. his whole philosophy is like this- if you do anything, even w light weight, but your form is off, and your mobility is limited, at best it's a waste and at worst you're putting unnecessary stress on a joint or ligament or tendon that you're not supposed to be putting stress on. like i said, his method can be a bit nazi-ish but the end result is worth it imho. especially looking back on the year+ i wasted trying to fix my shoulder.
he's a big fan of kelly starrett. kelly is a big cross fit guy (ironic, because majority of amateur cross fitters tend to have awful form). kelly is a huge advocate for mobility, posture, form and all that. if you look around on youtube etc and search about some of his band stretches that he pushes i've found them to be extremely helpful.
honestly when i started working w my trainer it was one of the first things he pushed on me. before all the weights, before any lifts, or dbs, or plates or any movements. his whole philosophy is like this- if you do anything, even w light weight, but your form is off, and your mobility is limited, at best it's a waste and at worst you're putting unnecessary stress on a joint or ligament or tendon that you're not supposed to be putting stress on. like i said, his method can be a bit nazi-ish but the end result is worth it imho. especially looking back on the year+ i wasted trying to fix my shoulder.
he's a big fan of kelly starrett. kelly is a big cross fit guy (ironic, because majority of amateur cross fitters tend to have awful form). kelly is a huge advocate for mobility, posture, form and all that. if you look around on youtube etc and search about some of his band stretches that he pushes i've found them to be extremely helpful.
Leave it at a one yep max famcraziest thing, just happened, I'm bout to hit 3 plates as usual on the power rack, and somehow lost my grip ....
I still had crazy strength to just throw the barbell over my head and not get crushed....
I don't even know wtf happened.....
Attempting it again in a few minutes
Edit: I hit something inside the power rack
That's why I usually squat, outside of these things smh
craziest thing, just happened, I'm bout to hit 3 plates as usual on the power rack, and somehow lost my grip ....
I still had crazy strength to just throw the barbell over my head and not get crushed....
I don't even know wtf happened.....
Attempting it again in a few minutes
Edit: I hit something inside the power rack
That's why I usually squat, outside of these things smh
not a chanceLeave it at a one yep max fam
The body is MUCH stronger than we think it is. Combine it with that fight or flight feeling you had when you thought you were about to get crushed and it's not a shocker that you hoisted that weight up there
Yea those power racks are dangerous because you have to know exactly where u are in it at all times so you don't clang into something. I hate when I have to use em
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Me too shyt nfl linebacker is a good limit
Say brehs, the office gym has a heavy bag and I want to try it. Before I start throwing combos like Pacquiao, do I really need wraps and gloves? How bad would my hands be if I went barehanded
I've had my heavy bag since 5th grade and have gotten to the point where I don't need either. Unless I hit it for a long time then my technique will slip and I'll rip skin on my knuckleIf you are going to be putting any kind of force/power behind your punches you definitely will need both.