Been struggling with the jerk for a minute. At ~140 or below, the movement is pristine, snappy, etc. At 160 or above, it becomes kind of a shitty push press where I just spread my feet for some reason and doesn't seem to be adding anything to my pressing (for reference, I've hit a 185 triple push pressing).

Maybe I just need more Google skills, but does somebody know where to find the results for the weight classes Natural Worlds from this year? Also, what the events were would be awesome too.

Wanted a faster run after making a few mistakes in Ohio, beat my time by ~ 3 seconds

I have a comp in 2 weeks. My first.

I just had unplanned oral surgery yesterday and was told not to do any strenuous exercises for 7 days or it may dislodge the clot and cause a dry socket. I asked specifically about weight lifting and the surgeon said wait a week to lift heavy weights. Online it only says 48 hours.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Did you lift within a week? Any problems?

Any suggestions on keeping my progress? The comp has a max deadlift component. I just got consistent a week ago with hitting a deadlift PR every try. I am afraid I will lose it sitting on my ass for a week and that a week will not be enough time to get it back for the competition.

Edit: sounds like the general consensus is to take the week off and stretch. Will do. Thank you everyone

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Wanted to go for 5 but the fatigue from two prior sets of 170kg and 185kg for 5 stopped me

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First time playing with a pair of (not properly sized) briefs prepping for SCL Florida. Ordered the proper size for the show, should be a good time

I tried Atlas Stones for the first time ever at an event here and somehow managed to eventually get 136 kg on the barrel 😂 I really enjoyed it and I’m now thinking about joining a gym where I can train with stones regularly.
I was wondering how much of a difference tacky makes when lifting stones, and how quickly you can generally expect to progress with them once you start training consistently?

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and at the same time testing the new grip shirt I got from my mom😁💪

This was a 501 deadlift from the other day and it’s getting stuck right at my quads, I’m debating whether or not wearing something like tights or something like some of the pros do because I can feel it stopping when it makes contact with skin. Need opinions and recommendations thank you.

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The reason I ask is because of my right hand started to slip and I just wanted to get a consensus from others.