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I don't understand your question.
Which weight lifting exercize is it that if done to much will injure you ?
and at what poundage should i stop ?
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Starting Weight:248....CurrentWeight=196..GoalWeight=8%bf
Stats:........................... Goals:
(April 1).........................(by Oct 1)
Bench: 220ish..................Bench:400x1
Leg Press: 880 x 5 ish.......Leg Press:1000
Mil Press:150 ish x4 ish......Mil Press:250
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I don't understand your question.
Are you talking behind the neck?
If sense were common, everyone would have it.
4/2007-Current 75th Ranked most popular image 1 spot behind Prince's bulge...
hmmm afraid to hear the answer.. I love both
"For no one - no one in this world can you trust. Not men, not women, not beasts. This you can trust. [Points to barbell]" - Conan's Father
no to bothOriginally Posted by Dale Mabry
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Starting Weight:248....CurrentWeight=196..GoalWeight=8%bf
Stats:........................... Goals:
(April 1).........................(by Oct 1)
Bench: 220ish..................Bench:400x1
Leg Press: 880 x 5 ish.......Leg Press:1000
Mil Press:150 ish x4 ish......Mil Press:250
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If both are done properly, and weight is increased within a reasonable pace, there should be no problem (unless maybe you have a previous injury)... Just don't do either behind the neck...
It's bad technique with any exercise that hurts you, not the poundage. Like mentioned above, nothing should go behind your head.
there is really no dangerous exercise if you use light weights and dont try impressing people by lifting more than you can handle
Isn't this what 99% of the gym tough guys do?Originally Posted by beerman_420
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