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> “Proper” form is basically impossible to define. It’s all just moving arbitrary amounts of weight through space in arbitrary patterns. False dichotomy. Yes,
by darkerside 3y ago
> “Proper” form is basically impossible to define. It’s all just moving arbitrary amounts of weight through space in arbitrary patterns.
False dichotomy. Yes, every person's form will be a little different. Even every individual lift.l will be different because we exist in analog meatspace.
But, while there isn't just one right way, that doesn't mean there isn't a wrong way. Do it the wrong way, and you do hurt yourself.
- nimbleplum40 3y ago> Do it the wrong way, and you do hurt yourself. Can you define “wrong”? Injury risk is mostly a function of load and fatigue management, not form.