Human Strength

[Polar]

(04-18-2018, 09:53 PM)Pckts Wrote:

(04-12-2018, 02:45 AM)Polar Wrote: That is how much unhealthy pressure 939-pounds of metal puts into you.

Powerlifting can be a bloody sport too (also proven when Eddie Hall bled his knees while deadlifting too).

I won't post more videos because it may upset a few of the viewers here but I personally love these.
When they vomit and still pull their lift or bust their nose, rupture blood vessels in their eyes, whatever the case, it's such a primal sight.
But their is always one thing they can't hide and that is tears... bicep tears, acl, mcl, pcl, whatever. When they go, your will and function go right with them.

I remember I posted a story on here detailing how I tore my bicep by curling...that bolded part is especially true. I contemplated on giving up powerlifting but stuck through it because I wanted to do something a little extra in my life instead of following it by the book (birth, school, college, etc...), but I just couldn't get the motivation lift near as much ever again after the injury and started to go into MMA and Sambo classes, and later on, BJJ. Then got overweight as soon as I started university. I will be back to normal in no time after university graduation! Reply