So.....no one should ever train really heavy, push the limits, chase new PR's? With proper warmups and progressively working up to new PR's over time and knowing your limits there is no reason why training hard and heavy has to equate with injury. It is far from a given. Especially on sled pushes.
You get better at pushing, lmao. Watch some Olympic wrestling, they’re constantly pushing and pulling each other while standing up. Push outs also score points. So the ability to stand and push hard is important.
clout. mostly blown lumbar discs and eventual surgery once athletes stop training every day and they lock up with arthritis... 225 is the most weight you should ever need in a gym, just do more reps if 8-10 reps don't tire you out...
@Comeback 13 what planet did you come from? Sadulaev lost by 1 or 2 points to Kyle in 2017 but then beat him within seconds at the last World Championships in 2018.
@Comeback 13 oh, come on man. I didn't think Sadulaev would win either. He progressed so quickly and so remarkably. I guess putting a bit more weight by Sadulaev deprived Kyle of his strength advantage he had before.
@Comeback 13 I know. I just meant that you shouldn't denigrate yourself. I, as a wrestling fan as yourself, totally understand you. Kyle is a great athlete and wrestler. These two kids, Kyle and Abdulrashid are two real prodigies who are here to dominate the wrestling world for many years to come. I am just happy that there is such a competition, makes it so much more interesting.
I’m genuinely impressed by the fact that the people in this thread were able to settle a small dispute without having to resort to insulting each other.
Chounchy Kong Kyle wrestles in the 285 pound limit heavyweight class in college. Kyle has never weighed more than 229 pounds in competition. Your point stands though. No cross fit here.
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Sleds are probably the safest spot to let your ego out😂😂 load it up boys haha
I didn't know you could ego lift with the sled!
i m iranian and i love kyle , he is best👏👏👏
milad rahmani best in the world today
@Who Cares? Mohammadian vs Saduleav
I'm stuck at 1300lbs at the time I hope it will help strong safety performance lol
Crazy skills, bravo Snyder
Man, he's strong!!!
Now let’s see grizzly’s sled push
good way to snap an Achilles tendon
True but alas he survived this time.
So.....no one should ever train really heavy, push the limits, chase new PR's? With proper warmups and progressively working up to new PR's over time and knowing your limits there is no reason why training hard and heavy has to equate with injury. It is far from a given. Especially on sled pushes.
this is not a lift, it's safe
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Insane
How much difference the Cleats make?
Timothy Kyrousis all the difference
They give really good traction on the floor so you won't slip and you can get lower and push off the ground harder.
Sorta easier when you lean on it that way.
What's the point of doing this, though? Any benefit?
You get better at pushing, lmao. Watch some Olympic wrestling, they’re constantly pushing and pulling each other while standing up. Push outs also score points. So the ability to stand and push hard is important.
clout. mostly blown lumbar discs and eventual surgery once athletes stop training every day and they lock up with arthritis...
225 is the most weight you should ever need in a gym, just do more reps if 8-10 reps don't tire you out...
Hold up..dude pushes this 5 ft and gets all these views....I push 1000 pounds 45 feet and get nothing. 🤷♂️
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Cause ur an illuminate
I was just thinking the SAME THINGS
Simply ridiculous
freaks of nature
Your feet should be flat on the ground to get your butt and hips involved without risking the achilles muscle.
Kyle is a great athlete, but technically, still gets easily beat by Sadulaev.
@Comeback 13 what planet did you come from? Sadulaev lost by 1 or 2 points to Kyle in 2017 but then beat him within seconds at the last World Championships in 2018.
@Comeback 13 oh, come on man. I didn't think Sadulaev would win either. He progressed so quickly and so remarkably. I guess putting a bit more weight by Sadulaev deprived Kyle of his strength advantage he had before.
@Comeback 13 I know. I just meant that you shouldn't denigrate yourself. I, as a wrestling fan as yourself, totally understand you. Kyle is a great athlete and wrestler. These two kids, Kyle and Abdulrashid are two real prodigies who are here to dominate the wrestling world for many years to come. I am just happy that there is such a competition, makes it so much more interesting.
I’m genuinely impressed by the fact that the people in this thread were able to settle a small dispute without having to resort to insulting each other.
That can’t be good for you
It is
CrossFit.... Lol
Brennen 009 are you fucking kidding me you think they are crooks fit guys that I Kylie synider he is a 285 wresling beast he is not no cross fit guy
Chounchy Kong Kyle wrestles in the 285 pound limit heavyweight class in college. Kyle has never weighed more than 229 pounds in competition. Your point stands though. No cross fit here.
Brennen 009 yaeh that’s what I ment 285 whight class
Dude, this guy is a beast of a athlete.
2x world champ, and a olympic gold medalist.
Not your run of the mill crossfitter.
Um.....lots of athletes use prowlers and sleds. It is by no means particular to crossfit.