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Anonymous

02/10/26(Tue)05:34:25 No.19867256

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Anonymous 02/10/26(Tue)05:34:25 No.19867256 Archived

WWE wrestlers being so injury prone now is directly correlated to them stopping house shows and when you stop doing it it conditions the body soft muscle tissues to not be prepared for any traumatic impact even for the softest bumps. Taking bumps 250 days in a year unironically is better for them long term. This is the same thing we're seeing in basketball now all the young guys are having exploding legs because they stopped training like how the old heads use to train

Anonymous
02/10/26(Tue)05:41:57 No.19867263

Anonymous 02/10/26(Tue)05:41:57 No.19867263

if they are gonna do that they need to go to the new japan route

Anonymous
02/10/26(Tue)05:56:55 No.19867284

Anonymous 02/10/26(Tue)05:56:55 No.19867284

>>19867256
>Lift 3-4x a week for all of 2025
>Take ~2 week break because frozen roads and parking lots(I live in the south and they were unprepared for all the snow and ice)
>Sleep wrong after my first day back at the gym and my shoulders already feel completely fucked
Bodies are annoying

Anonymous
02/10/26(Tue)06:56:55 No.19867422

Anonymous 02/10/26(Tue)06:56:55 No.19867422

>>19867256
True

Anonymous
02/10/26(Tue)08:46:02 No.19867732

Anonymous 02/10/26(Tue)08:46:02 No.19867732

>>19867284
>>Take ~2 week break because frozen roads and parking lots(I live in the south and they were unprepared for all the snow and ice)
buy a pullup/dip station bro seriously. its cheap, takes little space and its fucking awesome. i took a month off gym because of winter too but i was consistently training with that and i made actual progress on my pullup strength