DefiantOutlook Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
13	A question for the lifters.		DefiantOutlook	/r/askMRP	11/10/19 11:20 PM

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1	A question for the lifters. I’ve been doing it for two months now and, like I said, other body parts are handling it as they should but my quads feel like they are collapsing. I cycled a lot in my 20’s so know how quad burn feels but this is something else. Gluten, hamstrings, calves - all fine. Must be form related.	/r/askMRP	11/10/19 11:55 PM
1	A question for the lifters. Thanks bro. Pretty sure it’s not that, after a google of symptoms. It’s probably a combination of faggotry and bad form and I’m going to fix that. Funny how I always thought my legs were strong when my chest, back and shoulder can handle much more. We delude ourselves - it seems. 👍🏻	/r/askMRP	11/10/19 11:53 PM
1	A question for the lifters. Correct Johney, but I’ve never had pain like this previously and it’s not happening in other body parts, which is where the sensible pointers here are that it’s my form and I’m gonna speak to a PT this week. On the whole, the advice here is solid and I really appreciate it. Thank you, gentlemen.	/r/askMRP	11/10/19 11:47 PM
2	A question for the lifters. If it was the first time I’d ever lifted I’d agree. I think I’m doing something different but unsure what. As I said to another poster, I’m gonna annoy a PT this week and get my form checked. I’m just glad I checked in as I felt it wasn’t right but you start to doubt yourself sometimes as think that you’re getting soft as you get old - I do, at least. Thanks buddy. Appreciate the input.	/r/askMRP	11/10/19 11:44 PM
1	A question for the lifters. Thanks bro. I’ll check in with a trainer this week on the form. My legs were always my go to strong point and it’s slightly funny how my other body parts are holding up. It must be form or intensity related. Good to know I can still be killing it in another decades time. Cheers.	/r/askMRP	11/10/19 11:42 PM
1	A question for the lifters. Thanks mate. I guess I was forgetting I’m not 20 any more. I remember lactic acidosis build up in my younger days but the legs have felt something else so backing right down seems the prudent thing. Thanks again. 👍🏻	/r/askMRP	11/10/19 11:40 PM
4	A question for the lifters. Thanks buddy. That’s what I was thinking but I needed the reassurance that I wasn’t just fagging out. Much appreciated indeed.	/r/askMRP	11/10/19 11:38 PM
1	A question for the lifters. Beautifully corrosive response. Thank you. What this ambiguous fuckwit means is that my legs wobble to a serious extent when I walk after squatting for a couple of days. I never said I suspected a neurological condition. My instinct is lactic acid but what’s the harm in checking in with those who have been lifting for longer?	/r/askMRP	11/10/19 11:37 PM