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| chaos |  | ... | 29-01-2014 @ 12:53 |
 An amazing human being Member 2047, 17156 posts SQ 262.5, BP 170, DL 300732.5 kgs @ 108kgs UnEq | LessThanLuke said: alls well that ends well... And you're still a c**t  | ||
| slimsim | | ... | 29-01-2014 @ 12:54 |
My asshole is not watertight. Member 2926, 6050 posts SQ 217.5, BP 107.5, DL 225550.0 kgs @ 86kgs UnEq | chaos said: And you're still a c**t As am I......apparently! And you......definitely! | ||
| chaos | | ... | 29-01-2014 @ 12:55 |
An amazing human being Member 2047, 17156 posts SQ 262.5, BP 170, DL 300732.5 kgs @ 108kgs UnEq | slimsim said: As am I......apparently! And you......definitely! oh damn right you are! | ||
| AdamC | | ... | 29-01-2014 @ 13:02 |
 Member 1519, 1476 posts SQ 320, BP 260, DL 320900.0 kgs @ 117kgs Eq | Post Edited: 29.01.2014 @ 13:02 PM by AdamC LessThanLuke said: It is only "pro" as a title, they don't actually get paid and therefore are not professional. Actually, my understanding is that some sponsors do pay a 'wage' Animal for example do. Also my understanding is that in USA at least your considered a pro if you get any sort of financial recourse/aid/support no matter how big or small | ||
| Rico | | ... | 29-01-2014 @ 16:12 |
 Sugdens very own David Dimbleby Member 1403, 3716 posts SQ 220, BP 115, DL 260595.0 kgs @ 97kgs UnEq | What sort of name is Sparkle anyway. | ||
| JackRevans | | ... | 29-01-2014 @ 16:35 |
 'There was also a sausage in my mouth.' Member 2477, 16481 posts SQ 190, BP 130, DL 235555.0 kgs @ 83kgs UnEq | Apparent Dan green is a hardcore Christian. I hope this isn't true but if it is I should probably also be one | ||
| Simeon | | ... | 29-01-2014 @ 17:19 |
 tight in the hole Member 2057, 3121 posts SQ 205, BP 140, DL 260605.0 kgs @ 95kgs UnEq | JackRevans said:Apparent Dan green is a hardcore Christian. I hope this isn't true but if it is I should probably also be one He's American, so it's likely true. | ||
| JackRevans | | ... | 29-01-2014 @ 17:24 |
'There was also a sausage in my mouth.' Member 2477, 16481 posts SQ 190, BP 130, DL 235555.0 kgs @ 83kgs UnEq | Simeon said: He's American, so it's likely true. Yes, however so is glen Benton | ||
| streak | | ... | 29-01-2014 @ 17:57 |
they call him the streak Member 2002, 400 posts SQ 182.5, BP 130, DL 240552.5 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq | It always amazes me that lifters can get injuries like this, seemingly out of the blue, with weights they are apparently accustomed to. Hoping for a speedy recovery. Regarding the spotters there's little they could with a fail so close to the bottom of the squat. A power rack would've caught the bar, mind. I wonder how you never see racks when the weights get so high. | ||
| IrishMarc | | ... | 29-01-2014 @ 18:04 |
no really Irish Member 1196, 5908 posts SQ 312, BP 230, DL 320862.0 kgs @ 114kgs UnEq | streak said:It always amazes me that lifters can get injuries like this, seemingly out of the blue, with weights they are apparently accustomed to. Hoping for a speedy recovery. Regarding the spotters there's little they could with a fail so close to the bottom of the squat. A power rack would've caught the bar, mind. I wonder how you never see racks when the weights get so high. Overuse injuries are common in repitive action sports which couldn't describe powerlifting any better. Training Stimulus Recovery Period Training Stimulius Recovery Period Etc The overuse part comes in when the training Stimulus and tissue degradation that is part of that process are too intense or frequent with out adequate recovery time. So you get in a cycle where tissues (bones / tendons / muscles) don't quite repair well enough. That applied over time can lead to an acute or traumatic tissue failure. Broken Bone (stress facture), ruptured ligament or tendon. It seems to happen out of the blue but in fact it has been building up for a long period sometimes years. This is a common injury mechanism in something like dancing or gymnastics where nutrition might not be adequate and training frequency and intensity is high. | ||
| streak | | ... | 29-01-2014 @ 19:21 |
they call him the streak Member 2002, 400 posts SQ 182.5, BP 130, DL 240552.5 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq | Thanks for that explanation. Makes perfect sense! I guess that explains when an Achilles goes, seemingly out of nowhere, performing a movement you've done a million times before. I feel like a ticking time bomb now  | ||
| Evis | | ... | 30-01-2014 @ 04:15 |
Member 2202, 346 posts SQ 282.5, BP 220, DL 320.5823.0 kgs @ 120kgs UnEq | I know PEDs will significantly increase the chances of someone tearing stuff like pecs, biceps, lats and so on but does this also maybe apply for the quadriceps tendon? | ||
| Steve | | ... | 30-01-2014 @ 07:52 |
nothing to hide, please follow my life on webcam Member 255, 3732 posts | In the UK Direct Line required competiting Internationally as a powerlifter to be declared on their travel insurance, but didn't change the premium because it had winter sports cover on it | ||
| FAT_SAM | | ... | 30-01-2014 @ 09:50 |
 more like 'FAT TROLL' Member 984, 6331 posts SQ 420, BP 260, DL 3351015.0 kgs @ 165kgs UnEq | Evis said:I know PEDs will significantly increase the chances of someone tearing stuff like pecs, biceps, lats and so on but does this also maybe apply for the quadriceps tendon? PED usage increases the chance of ligament and tendon damage most. Most common PEDs reduce collagen synthesis which is the cause of this (these drugs also massively increase muscle size and power and the tendons do not keep up). There are some PEDs (without going into detail) that increase collagen synthesis, though. You need to get the balance right in order to be best protected from injury. | ||
| JC | | ... | 30-01-2014 @ 10:43 |
 technical retard Member 172, 36827 posts SQ 310, BP 205, DL 335850.0 kgs @ 108kgs UnEq | With regards to the Dan Green situation......Green should have had a bit of back bone and told his Mrs keep her nose out of things that don't concern her! | ||