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Old 27-Jun-04, 03:32 AM   #1
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Disadvantages of powerlifting


Powerlifting can come disadvantage and injuries of different sources. Examples for this can be poor with it that it occurred, cancels that over out your productivities or instructing, too often without suitable remainder or recovery. All of these sources can lead to microtrauma, or little injury, can become that worse gradually. Because you do not recognize, that the injury often is itself there, you pure laws. This repeatedly microtrauma a disadvantage then, it effect can have finally on the specific action of the joint and the surrounding tissues. The effects of the microtrauma close the microtearing of the muscle, the protection around the muscle and the adjacent connecting tissue, as well as tension to the tendon and its full bone reinforcements also. The microtearing of the muscle tissue leads know to microscopic bleeding, everyone, of which the entire zone influences around the injury, that contributes, to which normally is, as an inflammation. Most people suppose that that inflammation can be easy to discover like the swelling around one badly sprained knuckle. This is the case however not always. Microtrauma causes a correspondence low height of the inflammation that cannot be seen or palpated.

The body answers on this myofascitis, inflammation of the muscle and the fascia, through forming of fibrous custody stability, or scar tissue in the muscle, between the marksmen the groups of adjacent muscle and between the fascia and the muscles marksmen. These fibrous custody stabilities limit the comfort and the area of the movement of muscles and joints and can decrease the muscles, that extend and shortening productivities. After the normal biomechanics changed is by the joint, this can lead becomes to promote inflammation and the pattern of wear long-term a vicious cycle and tear.

This fibrous custody stability pattern can be seen make that in people certainly practices as well as for example bank press and burdens itself by the same pain in the exact same spot. This does not happen through chance. The fibrous custody stability that is formed in the shoulder muscle, suitable movement prevents and pulls on the different soft tissues structures as well as muscle, fascia, tendon and bursae if attempts, the bank press to carry out.

Time from canceling will not decrease will decrease letting itself the chronic inflammation, but it the fibrous custody stability. As soon as you begin to cancel again, will increase the fibrous custody stability the inflammation and will delay you of making of this practice claim, to hurt. An analogy would be if your car tire blow, that an icy street that changes the tire alignment, shakes, that causes, that the tire and the car, if driving. Do not place the car into the garage for a month and driving will prevent will not repair further damage at the tire and the control connections, but it the wheel alignment. They must take orderly will appreciate it to a mechanic that the changed wheel alignment and then he is similar it from until it spins perfectly again. The same thing takes place if you have an injury. They must identify all possible fibrous custody stabilities in the muscle, leads then a soft tissue therapy on the muscle through to dissolve all the fibrous custody stability in the muscle, muscles marksman, tendons, volumes and fascia. This will restore normal movement to the with muscle and the joint movement permitting suitable and function. A procedure of the latest soft tissues, that are used by Dr. Micahel Leahy on athletes all over the world, call is active release procedure (or ON. R. T.) that created became. On. R. T. is on manually dissolving custody stability that scar tissues aimed, that can catch muscles, tendons, volumes and even nerve.

The new procedure is that with it hasn't been from what we tried that it is similar to something massages procedure, only it more aggressive. They must be able to be and must can know the custody stability to use like active movement of the body part, to break it up. In order to dissolve a custody stability, you must place actually your thumb or finger on the scar tissue and must make takes in it a way, that breaks it away of the tissue, to which it has adhesed. Hang itself of the sum of chronic inflammation and serious of the custody stability, the pain can be minimal to rather intensively off, but the procedure is made only a couple of times and can be almost directly occasional the facilitation of the injury. Sometimes with less heavy injuries only three to six sessions are to be restored necessary, normal muscle and collective function together with suitable control of practice procedure, that extends and diet to prevent the injury of occurrence again. Heavier injuries can longer and other forms of the therapy regularly must be carried out take totally to restore normal muscle and collective function. After the custody stability is dissolved, a rehabilitation program should be used to strengthen the muscles because certainly muscles in the point is not been orderly be, strengthens based on changed biomechanics.

This was a very useful and joint sense therapy, that couldn't but has and it then from worked very well for my patients, and supplemented all other treatment modalities, that I use. It permitted, becomes that many of my patients back the weight room pains of freer, with it full power, or with them runner running back at its full potential from it. If you have a present injury, that becomes, even with other forms of treatments or remainder of the situation, do not disappear this perhaps one suitable therapy for you, try so.
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Old 27-Jun-04, 07:44 AM   #2
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Again (like your other post), it appears that you're using an automatic translator to create your English post. Needless to say, it doesn't work very well and your ideas are not getting through.
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Old 27-Jun-04, 09:58 AM   #3
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I have no idea of what I just read....................
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Old 27-Jun-04, 11:13 AM   #4
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I have no idea of what I just read....................
Ditto to that!.
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Old 28-Jun-04, 01:58 AM   #5
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...well you could powerlift and take the chance of hurting yourself...

...or you could do nothing and die from a heart attack...

...hmmmmmmmmmm....
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Old 28-Jun-04, 08:32 AM   #6
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isnt lifting heavy weight, as appose to lighter with more reps, better for the CNS?
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Old 28-Jun-04, 11:45 AM   #7
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'Better' as far as what?
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Old 28-Jun-04, 01:12 PM   #8
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Most people go to failure with heavy weight and that tends to beat the **** out of your CNS.
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Old 28-Jun-04, 01:49 PM   #9
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Most people go to failure with heavy weight and that tends to beat the **** out of your CNS.
because most people dont know that if you want to lift heavy you arent suppose to go to failure.

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Old 28-Jun-04, 10:55 PM   #10
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...and that's why lack of information, not overtraining, is your average weightlifter's biggest enemy.
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Old 29-Jun-04, 09:14 AM   #11
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All that I have to say to this is that lifting heavy weights has given me the advantage. I don't powerlift I'm a strongman and the only differance is you just have to carry the weight when I was 20 or so my back always gave me problems but once I started lifting all that disapeared. I've had an injury through my own stupidity and I learned from it and rehabbed it on my own I strain a muscle here and there(rarely) but that happens in any sport. Your at risk of hurting yourself in real life all the time (car accidents ect.) and being strong can actually give you a speedy recovery. It MIGHT be a diifferant issue though if your talking about a user of drugs or other aids to enhance their lifts but I know nothing about those issues nor do I care because it really dosen't effect me.
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Old 29-Jun-04, 10:54 AM   #12
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I feel the same way as luke, but for my knees. My knees are feeling hella better since I've gotten back into lifting (especially the deep squats), they don't pop and crackle AS MUCH, and they just feel "better."
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Old 29-Jun-04, 11:29 AM   #13
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Was that guy trying to say you can build muscle through massages or something????

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Old 02-Jul-04, 09:37 PM   #14
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wtf was that?

First off, there is more injuries in rec. training/fitness then both powerlifting and olympic lifting.

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Old 23-Jul-04, 06:27 AM   #15
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I guess this is just another proof that machines won't replace humans in translating business for quite a while.

And the guy chose Harrison as his nickname,
not exactly a native English speaker, I should think.
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