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03-08-2012, 08:54   #8716
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Never realised how much internal shoulder rotation occurs during wide grip pull ups until i dislocated my shoulder. Not good for shoulder health in my opinion (n=1).
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03-08-2012, 09:04   #8717
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Never realised how much internal shoulder rotation occurs during wide grip pull ups until i dislocated my shoulder. Not good for shoulder health in my opinion (n=1).
bump that up to n=2 mate!!!

And if you do somehow manage to generate a decent amount of external rotation with wide grip, it's VERY torquey on the wrist.
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03-08-2012, 09:30   #8718
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Okay so best way of doing pullups is to avoid flaring of the elbows as much as possible keep your elbows close to your sides. I read in a gymnastics book the best time to do wide grip is on the rings.
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03-08-2012, 11:20   #8719
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hmmm I always attempt pull ups and lately have widened the grip to make it tougher, i dislocated my right shoulder many times, are you guys saying I could be doing damage or what? its my fave exercise :/
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Okay so we shouldn't be doing pull ups? We should be using the lat pull machine instead?
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03-08-2012, 11:49   #8721
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NOOOOOO. Pullups ftw!
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03-08-2012, 12:25   #8722
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hmmm I always attempt pull ups and lately have widened the grip to make it tougher, i dislocated my right shoulder many times, are you guys saying I could be doing damage or what? its my fave exercise :/
Anterior dislocation, wide grip will repeatably put the joint into INternal rotation, which isnt good for a previously dislocated shoulder , just narrow the grip a little as recommended by Hanley.

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Okay so we shouldn't be doing pull ups? We should be using the lat pull machine instead?
Hell no, just narrow the grip slightly!

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Anterior dislocation, wide grip will repeatably put the joint into external rotation, which isnt good for a previously dislocated shoulder , just narrow the grip a little as recommended by Hanley.



Hell no, just narrow the grip slightly!

+1 to both (cos I know you really meant internal rotation above!!)
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+1 to both (cos I know you really meant internal rotation above!!)
Touche! Time for the edit function!
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03-08-2012, 21:00   #8725
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If you're watching shot put
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17641594
Shot put performance linked to 1RM squat and incline bench
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04-08-2012, 18:08   #8726
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http://gawker.com/5931288/crossfitte...cious-crossfit

Oh no. Crossfitters are worried!
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Can anyone remember the name of those mini foam roller like equipment?

They are about 6-8 inches long and look like a giant version of the things thread comes on. They're used for rolling calves and arch of feet IIRC.
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Expensive, though there is a starter kit on amazon which is cheaper.
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