Ok then lets just ask the one question. How many guys wear belts when lifting? Why do you or why don't you?
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for example i hurt my back last summer power cleaning (it was dumb i was using 225 with regular plates and so i couldnt slam them. so i would have to catch it then lower the bar back down to the floor and on like rep three of set three i rounded my back and bam. i finished my last rep and then set after tho ) so yesterday i was repping 295 squatting and i was struggling a little (used to be nothing for me) then iwent to 315 and put on a belt...it was so much easier. i could go deeper and felt less strain on my back
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Originally posted by RonnyT View PostAll powerlifters do, when you hurt your back (not using a belt) you are unable to work-out for weeks.
secondly it allows you to use heavier weights thus more results..
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I stopped using a belt too. I feel like my lower back is much stronger now than when I was using a belt. I also dont try to lift the gym anymore either. LOL. I increase my weight (Deads and Squats) as my back and legs can handle it without sacraficing good form. I dont really worry about numbers but the "feel" of the weight. I jacked my back about 10 years ago deading 400+ with a belt. I can rep that now easy without a belt and good form and it feels much better."Stop Crying and Lift!!!!!"
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