>up to 10–15% of long-term heavy lifters may develop some form of hernia or related abdominal wall injuryat least the number went up!
>>76768230do "powerlifter" really ?
>>76768230I had a hernia for 12 years and got it fixed this year. First few weeks were rough but easily one of the best decisions of my life to get it fixed. Don’t be like me, if you get a hernia just get it fixed.
dont something like 99% of hernias happen in non-lifters?and isnt this something certain people are genetically predisposed to happening?my grandfather had one, and he just got it randomly, never lifted weights, never lifted anything heavy, he just randomly had one happen one day
Do planks and squats give hernia?
>>76768230>10–15% of long-term heavy liftersAsk chatgpt what the lifetime rate of hernia or abdominal wall injury is for the general population.
>>767686122%
>>76768705≈ 15–20% (men and women combined)
Just don't barbell squat, and don't deadlift. Easy