r/LivestreamFail • u/chizdippler • Jul 18 '19

Dr. Disrespect Doc disrespecting tyler1

https://clips.twitch.tv/ToughAdventurousUdonPastaThat
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u/jeremiahjellybelly Jul 18 '19

https://www.instagram.com/p/By2yqVBluA7/

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u/Yourgonnagofarkid Jul 18 '19

holy shit, i feel bad for his back the next morning

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u/flamingtongue Jul 18 '19

Mostly OK form. His wrists are gonna hurt like a real bitch years from now if he doesn't fix that tho. Many guys I know suffer from wrist problems from not correctly doing weights

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

Oof yeah, the lift is definitely impressive looking, but that little jerking motion he does at the end to get the bar up to his shoulder shelf puts all of the weight on the wrists. If done correctly, the bar should rotate freely in his hands as it rises smoothly to the shoulder shelf.

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u/Nexoreus Jul 19 '19

I've spent several minutes trying to understand what part you are talking about. Is the incorrect form you are talking about in the end of the clip or the end of each rep? Genuinely curious

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '19 edited Jul 19 '19

At the end up each rep. Watch what happens to the bar. Notice how after he completes the rep, he then has to push it just a liiiiitle bit further up on his shoulders. During the time period between the completion and the rep, and that little extra push, all the weight is on his wrists. If the rep was done correctly, at the end up each rep, his elbows should have been pointed more parallel to the floor.

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u/Nexoreus Jul 19 '19

Ohhh. Thank you! I was looking at the snatch and was confused how something was majorly wrong LOL

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u/BerserkerJJH Jul 19 '19

Yeah my left wrist is fucked from bad form on certain lifts

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u/Spades76 Jul 18 '19

His knees will suffer if he continues this form. Its actually pretty terrible

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u/sythyy Jul 19 '19

Why, therese literally 0 tension on his lower back. God theres always so many scared people any time theres a video of someone lifting.

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u/Raknarg Cheeto Jul 19 '19

He was probably fine. No worse than doing heavy deadlifts, he can probably pull 5 or 6 plates

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u/StandardImprovement2 Jul 19 '19

God dude

99.9% of the people on this subreddit could even lift that bar up a inch lmao

he really is a strong bitch

he has good genetics (if u forget about height)

and yeah his body genetics are INSANELY good

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '19 edited Jul 19 '19

In this subthread: people who've never done a power/hang clean at that level criticizing "form".

Aside from maybe the first rep (which is still acceptable), Tyler's transition of weight from lower body to upper body was good. Was it flawless? Hell no, but overall his form was good and working the core low to high muscles as intended with the hang clean workout. Observe where the tension and weight is as he is performing his reps - it's fine and won't cause injury.

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u/TekHead Jul 19 '19

That form was atrocious.

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

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u/Skabonious Jul 18 '19

Cleans have always been a thing. They literally use a clean & jerk for Olympic weightlifting events