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while i was landing,an opponent ran under me and i got his knee in my calf,i finished that game,but the next day i couldn't stand on right leg.
thanks
Standing Vert: 35.5 today
i had a hematome on my right calf and i was out of practice for about 10 days,so i'm slowly getting back to old vertical
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffEN9OA0XTo
regards
KILL YOUR DUNKS TOMORROW SON!!!
Well if I take me as an example, when I used to do unracks it was just my entire core "shaking" and feeling this "twisting" thing going on... like my spine was totally unstable and under the possibility of a little twist. You don't need me to tell you how dangerous that is. But if that's not the case for you, then...
Meaning, you're not actually squatting etc. If you were, you were limited by the ROM, TUT, fatigue, leg strength in disadvantageous positions etc to "help" you prevent using too much. But here, you're only limited by "back strength" but if that fails... there's a much lower threshold for error.
I'd definitely use a belt though in these kind of situations, way too much weight for the back's health.
my motto is, if you need a belt, you shouldn't be lifting it..
Mine's too, but you're not actually "lifting". No need for extra danger.









I use to do that with the rack I had before I got a squat cage, using 2x my body weight, but I'd go back up when I put it back on the rack, like doing a quarter squat. I got up to 255lbs 6x.
I'd definitely use a belt though in these kind of situations, way too much weight for the back's health.