Small Form Mistakes That Can Lead to Big Injuries

Tips for joint health, injury prevention, and avoiding overtraining.
Peach255
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Re: Small Form Mistakes That Can Lead to Big Injuries

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I've learned that ego lifting can set you back much further than taking a lighter day. I'd rather finish a workout feeling like I could have done a little more than force a heavy set with questionable form and risk missing training afterward.
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Re: Small Form Mistakes That Can Lead to Big Injuries

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Good form first.
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Re: Small Form Mistakes That Can Lead to Big Injuries

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I started recording a few of my heavier sets, and it helped me notice small technique problems I didn't feel while lifting.
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One thing that helped me was stopping a set when my technique started falling apart instead of trying to squeeze out another couple of reps. It made my training feel much more controlled.
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Re: Small Form Mistakes That Can Lead to Big Injuries

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I used to think soreness meant I had a productive workout, but I've changed my mindset. Now I pay more attention to performance, recovery, and whether I can train consistently without constantly feeling beat up.
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