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He Broke His Back Deadlifting



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41 Comments

  1. gym culture is so unhealthy😂. People goes to the gym to “be healthy” , ends up with endorphin addiction and a broken back

  2. With a stance like that, no wonder. You're supposed to lift yourself up along with the weights from a squatting position to standing, not cosplaying as a construction crane.

  3. his form was not good, his hips was too low. We can see that his hips needs to reposition at the start (from where he start to lift to after some cm)

  4. That’s why you don’t ego lift. That’s why you need proper form with manageable weight. And me personally deadlift is not to do more than 2 reps, also I don’t use a belt so I know what weight I can do, a belt can be deceiving.

  5. Lmao that form

    That is not what KK meant by 'it's OK to dl with a rounded back'

  6. Rare injury huh? This dude could dodge the bullet while a month later a newbie called Vicky can’t? RIP 😖

  7. From what i see in this video this guy lifts with his spine but not with his back muscles, no wonder his spine snapped. If you have a curve like that on your back when you lift do less weight until you can do it with proper form, it called ego lifting and result is shown in this video. Look at the top athletes like Cailer Woolam or Clarence0, they have perfectly straight back when they deadlift and they deadlift much more than that guy here.

  8. The cause of him hurting his lower back was lifting too much with his lower back.. vs stabilizing with it. If you lift so much that your technique sucks you’re gonna hurt yourself guaranteed.

  9. He was able to clear the weight when he dropped his hips lower. If the weight is too high for fucksake just put it down.

  10. I don't bother with deadlifts and squats for this reason. Find safety exercises to do. Once your back goes, everything else goes.

  11. OK, after seeing that i'm out of conventional now too. I get the point that Deadlift is an important movement, basic movement like squats, so it should be trained for longevity, posture, general strength, bone density and so on as Rippetoe points that out. But beeing a long legged/short arm lifter even 315 llb is getting me to a point of fear; the other day i felt some discomfort in my back, i guess, it was the SI-joint. But now i switch to trap bar. With long legs you get a deficit in quad strength, i made that experience. Trap bar can be a quad strengthener i guess. I continue my Starting Strength kind of program but with the Trap Bar from now on. Try not to overextend at the top, maybe my experience with conventional helps me find a good form in Trap Bar. Hope, that dude in the video is fine soon.

  12. You can see how horrible his start position in the 2nd rep of the lift that broke his back. His back is nearly straight horizontal when he initiated his pull. His technique broke down after the 1st rep, props to him for trying to limit break but safety always comes first. No injury is worth a pb especially when it comes to your spine

  13. Never neglect the Mcgill big 3. I do it every week in accordance with my deadlifting.

  14. and thats why i don't go more then 110kg i just ad reps every time 🙂 do you want to flex in the gym or be able to walk when ur 50 the choice is yours

  15. Not sure how accurate the calorie counter can be but this is a very simple desk bike to keep you mobile and your heart rate up. I wouldn’t recommend this for a dedicated workout but as a buffer to prevent the issues that sitting at a desk all day can bring.

  16. You never use Safety Guards….For 320Kilos you need to be properly using Safety Guards….Anyways i hope you are healing….my advise will be to stop lofting any heavy stuffs and take rest for 6 months atleast

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