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Old 07-23-2006, 11:11 AM   #1
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Yesterday I was working out my back. Only supplement I had taken was 2 kre alkalyn pills. I zipped through my workout reall good. I got to deadlifts and went from 186lbs for 10 to 226lbs for 8 and then to 246lbs. I planned on doing about 6 reps but as I was doing them I felt good enough to hit another 1 possibly 2. Well, On the way down from #7 my lower back popped and I immediately dropped myself down to the floor, unhooked my wrist straps and laid there for about 5 minutes hoping that when I got up I was not hurting. I wasnt but this morning I do feel a little pain my my lower back. About where the waist band on my short come up to.

I immediately took 1g of Vita C and 3g of Glucosamine just to help that along. I am figuring that if this pain persists, which is probably will, I will probably go to an urgent care clinic next weekend to get an xray taken to see whats up.

Last time something like this happened I had lifted 320lbs and my left shoulder ached. I ended up seeing a chiropractor for 20 sessions and it really worked for me. I shelled out $750 during that time.

I will probably have to wear a lifting belt now and tighten it up reall good to continue my workouts, SUCKS!!

John
 
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Old 07-23-2006, 01:33 PM   #2
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Ive had unusual pain occur while doing deadlifts also, obviousley the lower back will be tight and ache a bit but sometimes when my form gets real bad i start to lift and a part on my uper back and shoulder feel like their tearing, i just stop right their, no need to get 1 extra rep if your whole upper back and shoulder will get fucked up.
 
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Old 07-28-2006, 08:08 PM   #3
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A week ago my lower back popped while doing deadlifts.THe next day it was sore and I ended up using a back belt for 2 days at work to put some pressure on it. I debated on going to a chiropractor but I waited to see how bad it would get first. Right now I barely feel any pain at all. I am wondering if it is still there but with no pain? I have also been taking a different glucosamine as well and I wondered if this has contributed.

I did some regular squats and front squats yesterday and used a back belt to protect my back and everything felt good. Even today, even though my legs are sore my back isnt.

Anyone have any thoughts on this?

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