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    I weigh 200. I took about 4-5 years off of lifting. I stopped ever since high school because I got shoulder surgery for a torn rotator cuff and I was scared ever since. I finally got the courage and someone to motivate me to start up again.

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    Looks damn good, and your form looks good as well!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SurfsideRyan View Post
    Looks damn good, and your form looks good as well!
    Thanks Ryan. Form is the most critical part of the lift. However, a lot of people look beyond the form and focus on just moving the weight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OutWhey View Post
    Thanks Ryan. Form is the most critical part of the lift. However, a lot of people look beyond the form and focus on just moving the weight.
    spot on! Then if shit really does happen they're hobbling around for weeks - months watching videos on propper form.

    Nice work by the way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OutWhey View Post
    I am usually a more of a high rep guy but here is a couple shot vids, nothing impressive

    405 for a couple


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    Nice work!

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    Quote Originally Posted by OutWhey View Post
    Don't think I need to post a vid from the side. There is not much too "nit pick" about any of my forums. I will admit that I need to push with my hips a bit more before locking my lower body out.

    Strong lifts brother.

    Your form looked good to me...

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    Quote Originally Posted by buddhaluv View Post
    nice bro, how much do you weigh
    About 178 or so

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    nice lifts, pretty impressive i should say..

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