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This $hit is REAL!


Brb, not wearing a helmet on my bike because I'm hardcore.
 

the guy has a good point
 
Remember the fuss when I posted the video of Rory trap bar pulling 287kg.

I thought you guys were going to get me arrested.
 
Get off it. Deadlifting with a rounded lower back doesnt make you look hardcore just downy, not unlike this 5'4 fag with small man syndrome.
 
Get off it. Deadlifting with a rounded lower back doesnt make you look hardcore just downy, not unlike this 5'4 fag with small man syndrome.

See,no idea about effort.

Thank fuck his US coaches dont give a stuff about form when he's putting kids in hospital lol

He has his last session tonight, he is in the US for 5 weeks at a camp, comes back, then decides which offer to accept.

Fuck we have a laugh together at you form Nazi's

He sure did bruise a few vaginas with that pull lol
 
you should have sent that lift to Johnny Knoxville, it would've fitted in nicely into jackass 3D
 
Fuck we have a laugh together at you form Nazi's

Pretty scary if you maintain that lift was acceptable, even with hindsight.

As far as the OP/topic goes, there was an article on elitefts (I can't remember the name or be bothered looking it up) that made the opposite point - to save the intensity for when it's actually needed and to train calmly. The overall theme being if you can do xyz like it's nothing, when you bring the noise it will be amazing.
 
Is the video still up Markos? I want to see what all the fuss is about, doing a quick search reveals very little.

In relation to the thread, fire yourself up to lift how you like. I'm a calm person in general and while lifting, going berserk like 'ol mate seems to want doesn't help me one bit. Infact it does the opposite. Also riding without a helmet is stupid.
 

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwSM-x8nMX4&playnext=1&list=PL280AF55B2ED65C6C&index=2[/ame]
 
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As previously stated the kid looked like a cat taking a shit. Honestly, how much more do you lift with a rounded lower back? wait is it, nothing?

If your definition of being a man is being 5'2 40 year old in camo pants like C&S or 23 with a metal rod where your spine should be count me the fuck out.
 
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I think there is a sensible middle ground between the C&P guy or poor young Rory* training in such a way that in 10-20 years they won't be able to tie their shoelaces, and... I dunno, bouncing on a Swiss ball or something. Or as Dancelot's linked article said,

"Coaches and athletes alike, put aside your faux-intensity and chest thumping. Focus on your technique and the other factors that are truly important to your training. Reserve your maximal efforts for the time they are actually required. Getting stronger and improving your performance isn’t about yelling and screaming, its about getting under the bar and PUTTING IN WORK."​
All that aggro shit lead to the C&P guy getting injured and run-down, he told us himself.

* Again, bear in mind that if he did not train that way he would not achieve his athletic goals. That kind of training is like steroids - definitely bad for you, but if you want to compete at that level then sometimes it's necessary.