Message from @Brother Moist
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Hamplanet spotted
lmao, nah, 2400 BMR sedentary, it's like... 3300+ when I work out.
I can eat 4000+ and still drop weight when I actually get moving
So I started getting back into powerlifting, got back up to 320 on the bench. I used to do this a lot before, but tore something in my shoulder and wasnt able to lift for like a year. Anyone know some good ways to prevent tearing?
Stretching.
Doing less in the beginning.
Knowing your limit.
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Stretching with full range of movement helps a lot
MAke sure you work your rotator cuff
A lot of lifters forget you have more muscles than the big ones
And the small ones are the ones that'll fuck you over for good if they snap
Also make sure to stretch after you workout
That way your muscles don't sieze up up and you're less vulnerable to injury post workout
Finally got back into the gym tonight after a few years out of practice
My mile time is embarrassing, because i got winded and had to walk part
Oeuf
Do y'all use ab rollers?
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