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keepz1 04-28-2012 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by BlackV62K2 (Post 7903136)
Was dead lifting today and my lower back popped/cracked as I was pulling. Dropped the weights immediately and stopped working out. Pain in my lower back gradually came. Can't bend forward and hurts when I sit up. It's not bad when I walk and no shooting pain down my legs. Currently lying on the floor and icing. Anyone experience this before have any input on what this is?

same thing happened to me but much worse i couldnt even walk for a week and two weeks after i was walking with a cane
keep icing and take motrin..go see a chiropractor or your family doctor
i was doing physio every 3 days

could be a bulging disc or herniated disc best is to get it checked out

vafanculo 04-28-2012 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by BlackV62K2 (Post 7903136)
Was dead lifting today and my lower back popped/cracked as I was pulling. Dropped the weights immediately and stopped working out. Pain in my lower back gradually came. Can't bend forward and hurts when I sit up. It's not bad when I walk and no shooting pain down my legs. Currently lying on the floor and icing. Anyone experience this before have any input on what this is?

I posted the same a month ago. On way up from a DL I felt a tear on my lower left side lol. Quickly put the weight down and I knew something was wrong. I couldn't even disload the bar, so went straight to the clinic.

No sharp pain down towards you legs is a good sign. Otherwise that is hernia I believe. I just stopped working out for a week, and about 5 days later I was doing light workouts.

Scared me from doing DL's though. Haven't done em since, I realise they are risky if not done right.

hal0g0dv2 04-28-2012 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Stealthy (Post 7903084)
Holy striations batman

thank you thank you

hal0g0dv2 04-28-2012 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by vafanculo (Post 7903175)
I posted the same a month ago. On way up from a DL I felt a tear on my lower left side lol. Quickly put the weight down and I knew something was wrong. I couldn't even disload the bar, so went straight to the clinic.

No sharp pain down towards you legs is a good sign. Otherwise that is hernia I believe. I just stopped working out for a week, and about 5 days later I was doing light workouts.

Scared me from doing DL's though. Haven't done em since, I realise they are risky if not done right.

yep very true

i have been doing deads from the lowest pin, or 2nd lowest. Yes it is not from the ground but i am a tall ass mother fucker and i have found this to be way better and safer, yes it hurts the ego but i really dont care at this point, try it for yourself it feels great and is much easier on the lower back

SkinnyPupp 04-28-2012 09:12 PM

Also hurting your ego is doing a weight that your body can actually handle. Yes, you might be able to knock out a few reps at 350+, but that doesn't mean you aren't potentially damaging yourself.

Halo is right though, most gym injuries are probably caused by ego

BlackV62K2 04-28-2012 09:22 PM

I wasn't doing any weight outside of what I normally would do. Been able to do 3 plates for awhile now. Lost focus as I was pulling and I guess my form was thrown off, then pop :(. Been icing on and off, taking mortin as well. Hopefully it's just a strain.

nns 04-28-2012 09:35 PM

Reading this makes me worried/paranoid cause I am DLing tomorrow.

SkinnyPupp 04-28-2012 09:53 PM

Yup the DL can be a mental exercise as much as physical. You have to pay attention the whole time you are lifting, even with light weight. That's why it's almost always a bad idea to do more than 3 reps at a time. It doesn't take much to slip concentration, and that in addition to physical exertion = potential injury

nns 04-28-2012 10:01 PM

That brings up a good question: what set and rep were you guys on when you were injured?

BlackV62K2 04-28-2012 11:03 PM

I was on my 4th set, 2nd rep

Jer3 04-28-2012 11:27 PM

which is better for cutting, lowfat or salt-free cottage cheese?

hud 91gt 04-29-2012 04:51 AM

Watch your calorie intake and go low salt....

Matlock 04-29-2012 07:54 AM

315x3x5
365x1
Deadlift day yesterday... Not the best

Deadlifting does require a lot of mental effort once you go up in weight. It's your mind telling your body to stop trying to kill them. What you have to do as a lifter is tell them both to STFU and lift.

Missing a lift can hurt your motivation, so it's also important to try to avoid that.

hud 91gt 04-29-2012 08:15 AM

Manage to pump out 3 reps on the old 2 plate bench (First time ever). I was using a 3 inch foam on my chest (to give me a guide) to ease the stress on the shoulders. Hurts the ego, but still feels good. lol

tubbyboi 04-29-2012 08:26 AM

finished up my 8 week basic strength this week. Will be doing my 1RM today. Woot woot.

TouringTeg 04-29-2012 10:33 AM

Finished TC 10k run in Victoria today in 44min 29 secs. My goal was 45 mins so I am happy with that. Personal best!

Even my gf beat her goal of under an hour with a time of 57 min 18 sec.

kevin7352 04-29-2012 11:11 AM

anyone here ever try p90x/insanity/or any of those home workout programs that promise results in 90 days

BrRsn 04-29-2012 11:46 AM

Problem with deads is a lot of people do touch and go. Their form is good for the first rep or two, but by the 3rd/4th/5th.. your brain is only focused on "lift the weight up, put it down". Try doing deadlift with resets on every rep. A little harder, but much safer and no cheating (no dropping the weight and using its bounce to get the second rep).


And kevin, stick to one thing and keep doing it and you'll see results. I've talked to you about cross fit, 5x5, and bb-ing routines in the past month :p

Powerslide 04-29-2012 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by dhillon09 (Post 7903687)
Try doing deadlift with resets on every rep. A little harder, but much safer and no cheating (no dropping the weight and using its bounce to get the second rep).
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Good advice here

Anyone have any tips on working out while sick? I'm on day 2 - sore throat, body aches, etc.
Usually I wait 10 - 14 days after the cold starts before I go back and it drives me insane. At what point do head back to the gym after being sick?

Excelsis 04-29-2012 12:03 PM

I'm on day 5 right now and i'm coughing but i'll go to gym since i don't have a fever

usually feeling back to normal after 4 days but this flu hit me harder

hal0g0dv2 04-29-2012 12:04 PM

Close grip smith bench
Best for triceps

Stealthy 04-29-2012 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by dhillon09 (Post 7903687)
Problem with deads is a lot of people do touch and go. Their form is good for the first rep or two, but by the 3rd/4th/5th.. your brain is only focused on "lift the weight up, put it down". Try doing deadlift with resets on every rep. A little harder, but much safer and no cheating (no dropping the weight and using its bounce to get the second rep).

I've noticed that when I reset I'm always hitting the target muscles properly than doing touch-and-go where less of the muscles are being worked.

RacePace 04-29-2012 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by hal0g0dv2 (Post 7903697)
Close grip smith bench
Best for triceps

why smith?

hal0g0dv2 04-29-2012 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by RacePace (Post 7903759)
why smith?

I find I feel allot more in my triceps,
I like to flare elbows out and I find it just feels more of a tricep movement
Give it a try sometime

Jordanl250 04-29-2012 04:37 PM

475x5 deadlifted today. IM COMING FOR YOU 6 plates!


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