BACK BREAKER: Near 500 lbs Squat Gone Wrong (Injury)

BACK BREAKER: Near 500 lbs Squat Gone Wrong (Injury)
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34 Comments

  1. Love it man .. thank you for sharing your experiences .. that's helps a lot .. people are scared to do such things and its Natural .. Keep it up man X)

  2. I think you have good form and technique. This video just goes to show even experienced lifters can still get injured even if the technique is solid. Lifting heavy is no joke ,every rep requires 100% focus. I hope you have recovered from this injury. Been injured is no fun?

  3. You should’ve learned to low bar squat instead of keep pushing weight on high bar. Sad thing is you probably would’ve hit 490 if you learned and took time learning to set the bar under your trap near the rear delts…. sad man

  4. Fuck man! You have to stay with the bar when failing. Power rack, let the pins catch it on your way down. Or spotters help assist you back up. I hope you recover quick.

  5. If I'm heading for a PR…I usually hit 85% as a max…with lots of reps under 50% to make sure I'm feeling good. Then after a single at 85%, I go for it…then NEVER again. If I go above 85% then I'll never go for a PR…the odds are against you pulling it off.

  6. I'm not going to talk shit about CrossFit or power racks, I will however comment on your form. One thing that sticks out is how much wiggle you have in your lower back. You should get a proper leather power lifting style belt for heavy squats. Also brace your abs harder and stay hat way throughout the whole lift. I also noticed how when the weight gets heavy your knees slide forward to finish the rep.Stay mid foot, continue with your hip drive or "stay in your hips" the only reason your heels are not lifting off the ground is , I'm guessing, since your a CrossFitter you do all sorts on ankle mobility drills..

  7. Safety pins…. I am doing a negative at 500, no fear because I can just drop down if I need to.
    I have the ultimate home gym, friends are pussies and don't lift, won't spot me.
    Every gym should have a reverse hyper for lower back development.

  8. I just got off the gym after having a similar incident. Isquatted 100kg for 10 reps, then110 and 120kg for 8 reps. with good form imo. Then I went for 130kg (~290lbs) thinking of repping 6 like usual. During the 4th rep, as I was going down I lost my balance or something and the bar slipped off my back and dragged me down with quite the velocity. At first it was super painful and I thought I had snapped something for sure but then the pain kinda eased but after few hours my lower back is still aching. I tried to do some stretching and massaging but I think I'm gonna call an appointment for a doctor or something just to be sure nothing serious went down. Anyway I hope you're doing well and recovered and hope the same for me!

  9. This just happened to me on my last rep too… I was doing a just 135. I heard back sprains can happen even when you are doing lighter loads. Meh. Sucks. Im on rehab mode now.

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