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    Came off lucky - consequences of daydreaming during a warmup

    Learnt a good one on friday.

    Was doing light bench (damaged shoulder) and just warming up with the bar, thinking some random thought while i finished my warm up set and racked the bar.

    Then i hear this metallic noise, and look up to see a 44lb barbell land on my face. Oh goody. Quite lucky that it landed across the top of my mouth and has only done very minor damage.

    I had set one end of the bar right on the edge of its retainer, so it balanced there for a moment before dive bombing my head.

    If you're warming up, or going easy, stay focused - anything can go wrong at any time.

    Interestingly, it was in a commercial gym where I am a PT, during quiet lunch time, and of the 4 guys who were very close by, who all saw what happened, not one of them even came over or said a word. Lovely people.

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    There has been very few days I go into the gym unfocused, but everyone has those days now and then. Yes very lucky for you. Couldve been your neck!

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    once warming up on CG bench press I dropped 225 across my chest, it slipped out of my hands. It bounced on my upper abs, I caught it off the bounce and pressed it.

    you are defenitly lucky though!
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    One time I was benching and I hit failure with 135lbs...someone had to pull it off of me....that was a sad day...
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    No gym for home, work out floor with 30, but is it for 20 like 30 lb when you no lift it to be for men, for 30 lbs instead? or half is 10 for 20 pounds?
    yeah, that shit!!!

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    i was doing bench press and my brother was spotting me and he is an annoying little brat so i told him to help me when i needed it, he thought i didnt and went to drink water and i was pushing the last rep and i tried really hard it started falling back on me and it was close to my chest but i somehow got grip and just pushed it up fast.

    couldnt breath lol.
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