Anonymous
10/15/2025, 4:50:01 PM
No.215867874
10/15/2025, 4:50:01 PM
No.215867874
>>215867697
Crossfit got a bad reputation in terms of injury risk but I think when the exercises are executed correctly there's no problem, I think the problem crossfit had is a lot of new coaches coaching a lot of people at the same time, but for experienced lifters with a few years in I don't think the injury risk is higher than in other sports with high jerk.
>If I were pregnant and tried to lift 200kg on one of those leg squat machines
Are you thinking about a leg press? 200 kg in a leg press isn't even that much because generally they have very good leverages.
>>215867556
>Wife was squatting with 50kg three weeks before giving birth.
Probably because your wife was already used to that weight.
A stronger woman probable would have been able lift close to her pregnancy max too.
Evolutionarily speaking pregnancy can be so grounding that women can't move because that would fuck the chances of survivability.
Crossfit got a bad reputation in terms of injury risk but I think when the exercises are executed correctly there's no problem, I think the problem crossfit had is a lot of new coaches coaching a lot of people at the same time, but for experienced lifters with a few years in I don't think the injury risk is higher than in other sports with high jerk.
>If I were pregnant and tried to lift 200kg on one of those leg squat machines
Are you thinking about a leg press? 200 kg in a leg press isn't even that much because generally they have very good leverages.
>>215867556
>Wife was squatting with 50kg three weeks before giving birth.
Probably because your wife was already used to that weight.
A stronger woman probable would have been able lift close to her pregnancy max too.
Evolutionarily speaking pregnancy can be so grounding that women can't move because that would fuck the chances of survivability.