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Pulldowns behind the neck put more unnecessary stress on the shoulder and neck. That doesn't mean if you do them you are guaranteed to get an injury in one of those places, it just means there's a higher risk. And since there's no more benefit to doing them that way than in doing them to the front, there's not really a reason to do them behind the neck. But you could possibly do them your entire life and never have a problem from it.
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