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  • the art of war
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    been back to train once since, fucking bed rest is awful, I've never been so ancy in my life - no head aches to speak of - trainer monitors BP and what not, I do think a week and change away from the gym actually probably benefited my body, still not what I like to do.

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  • dna9488
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    Originally posted by the art of war View Post
    well, shit kinda changed, my ear started to bleed after training - not bad, but I just got back from ER - had a small brain hemorrhage - so that explains a good fucking deal. Gotta chill out for a few now, fucking sucks, i want to train.
    that's no good bro, take it easy.

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  • the art of war
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    well, shit kinda changed, my ear started to bleed after training - not bad, but I just got back from ER - had a small brain hemorrhage - so that explains a good fucking deal. Gotta chill out for a few now, fucking sucks, i want to train.

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  • the art of war
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    back from docs 128/80 bp. It really is the breathing. However, my doctor found it unusual that my face was beat red and looked like chipmunk cheeks, yet my waist is 2 " down and I'm up 17 lbs since she saw me 3 months ago lmao. :D

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  • Konitz
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    if you are worrying about things like holding your breath you are not lifting hard enough! :D
    Explain

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  • Bouncer
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    if you are worrying about things like holding your breath you are not lifting hard enough! :D

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  • Konitz
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    I tend to hold my breath as well; getting better at it but it still happens; I try to take a big breathe every time I am bringing the weight back.

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  • liftsiron
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    Originally posted by the art of war View Post
    I made my training partner watch me - we found where the problem was with my breathing and the problem is now almost gone completely - it was really out of hand, my left eye would start to tear up and the vein would bulge out of my head. Glad that I have a good partner and thank you for the advice bro.
    No problem bro, what you were doing is very common. I'm glad you were able to correct the problem.

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  • the art of war
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    Originally posted by liftsiron View Post
    It's normal for your breath to cease for a second or two during a heavy lift, but sometime you need to remember to breath.
    I made my training partner watch me - we found where the problem was with my breathing and the problem is now almost gone completely - it was really out of hand, my left eye would start to tear up and the vein would bulge out of my head. Glad that I have a good partner and thank you for the advice bro.

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  • the art of war
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    ^ good point bro lol, as I forget the obvious.

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  • jack tors
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    dbol

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  • dna9488
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    Originally posted by liftsiron View Post
    Holding your breath can cause extreme increase in blood pressure.
    :agreed:

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  • the art of war
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    Thanks lifts , see tomorrow how this goes.

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  • liftsiron
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    Originally posted by the art of war View Post
    Is this a matter of cardiovascular conditioning or is it simply the weight and strain increasing the blood flow and my head exploding (lol) ?
    Holding your breath can cause extreme increase in blood pressure.

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  • the art of war
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    Is this a matter of cardiovascular conditioning or is it simply the weight and strain increasing the blood flow and my head exploding (lol) ?

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