Lifting With Injuries
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FACT: muscle repairs quicker than tendons and joint. SLOW progersion is the only way to be injury free.
Leave your cocky attitude at home.
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Think to yourself, "which is easier" then do the harder one.
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Very clever scooby. Thanks
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thanks tommywho924, especially for taking time to read that long question lol. but well i'm used to one method now and the other seems a bit harder, obviously after a while of trying that, it'd be vice versa. i'm asking which is more effective? or is there not much difference?
any comments scooby?
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I am having trouble with dumbbell flys because it gives me a little joint pain. Dumbbell press (on floor) and pushups are not enough to give me a huge pump. Are there any other excercises for the chest but with dumbbells?
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another great and useful vid. have a kinda wierd question: in an exercise, is the quality of the rep A LOT more important than the quantity?
i mean for eg: if you do pull ups. lets say 4 sets of 18, but those 18 you go all the way up on the 1st rep , and the rest you just quickly go a bit down and up (like a half rep hehe) for the other 17. now is it better to do this, or 4 sets of say 7 reps but do them properly, all the way down, and all the way up?(but notice how much less the reps are)
thx
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Sir, I wanna know if soy bean is a good source of protein or not?? Will it help bulking up??Coz i wanna be a vegetarian,so will i not be able to add mass then??
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Try leg raises and hanging leg raises.
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How about when you injure your core? What exercises are acceptable to perform?
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scooby1961 2 years ago