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over a year ago
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Advice please im quite new to doing gym stuff jormally used home weights but is it normal when lifting weights for your throat to spasm and jaw lock up it feels like i got bells palsy under my chin when i push for extras its like when a muscle feels like its about to cramp but in my throat if thats what it is how do i stretch it out?  |
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"Advice please im quite new to doing gym stuff jormally used home weights but is it normal when lifting weights for your throat to spasm and jaw lock up it feels like i got bells palsy under my chin when i push for extras its like when a muscle feels like its about to cramp but in my throat if thats what it is how do i stretch it out? "
Speak to a dr i would mate don’t sound normal that to be honest |
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over a year ago
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"What lift are you doing? Are you excessively clenching your jaw or something? "
i think you nailed it simple cramp my shoulder blade started cramping 10 mins later  |
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"Tense with your core... either that or don't go straight for heavy... build up to it during your workouts, start lighter and get heavier  Mr  "
its my own fault iv barely been in a couple months so tried to make up for it today got in compete with the young kids mode silly old bugger |
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"Drop the wight before it drops you trust me you don’t want to end up on a gym fails video on YouTube dropped and home now "
What I mean is lower the wight before you end up like these people
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TJMKHwjmcyc |
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"Tense with your core... either that or don't go straight for heavy... build up to it during your workouts, start lighter and get heavier Mr its my own fault iv barely been in a couple months so tried to make up for it today got in compete with the young kids mode silly old bugger"
You'll just hurt yourself like that and lifting with incorrect form because you can't handle the weight will do less for you than lifting less with correct form. |
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It’s not very common that I have known it before.
As someone said above you should try and keep your core tight and keep the mind on the muscle you are working.
Relax your neck and check your posture. Forward rolled shoulders are really common with lifters.
A lot of people can actually push a lot more weight if they correct their posture it’s all about mechanics and that’s how you avoid most injury’s |
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Personally I'd say drop the weight, concentrate on form rather than lifting big numbers, relax where you can, and remember to breathe
It may be worth getting a trainer for a few weeks just to check your form and give you some tips
LvM |
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"Personally I'd say drop the weight, concentrate on form rather than lifting big numbers, relax where you can, and remember to breathe
It may be worth getting a trainer for a few weeks just to check your form and give you some tips
LvM"
I would take this advice. Good form is crucial. |
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"Personally I'd say drop the weight, concentrate on form rather than lifting big numbers, relax where you can, and remember to breathe
It may be worth getting a trainer for a few weeks just to check your form and give you some tips
LvM
I would take this advice. Good form is crucial. "
think it was just a case of overdoing it iv hardly been to the gym since i had covid a couple months back got me cramping up |
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"Personally I'd say drop the weight, concentrate on form rather than lifting big numbers, relax where you can, and remember to breathe
It may be worth getting a trainer for a few weeks just to check your form and give you some tips
LvM
I would take this advice. Good form is crucial. think it was just a case of overdoing it iv hardly been to the gym since i had covid a couple months back got me cramping up"
If you think it’s cramping get some hydration salts and drink a pack with a glass of water before going
But as other have said, it’s an odd issue. I’d probably see a PT for s few weeks too |
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Had it on deadlifts when going for a PB but like others say, best to start off lower and work your way up for your working sets. I'd say try to keep your core tight to prevent energy leaks so that it doesn't go to your jaw |
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My ill informed tuppence - people tension react differently. If I overdo it I get a weird twitch in the cheek muscle under my right right eye that will develop into a full lock jaw if I keep pushing through and that's pretty much with any upper body exercise. If you get persistent or repetitive pains or locking then obvs you are going to be having a discussion with a professional medical practitioner 
I remember my first post Covid run and I tried to go out the gate as quick as I used to. Cue gasping for air 100m in. I regulated my breathing and completed the run only 10 seconds off my usual 5km time. I think post Covid you have to ramp back in a bit more serenely  |
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If you're still tense, try lying on your back and gently turning your head from side to side to release tension. Then, get on all fours (like you're about to get bummed) and take a deep breath then breathe out of your mouth whilst sticking out your tongue. It's called lion's breath and is the quickest way to relieve tension in your jaw. |
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"If you're still tense, try lying on your back and gently turning your head from side to side to release tension. Then, get on all fours (like you're about to get bummed) and take a deep breath then breathe out of your mouth whilst sticking out your tongue. It's called lion's breath and is the quickest way to relieve tension in your jaw. "
il give it a go teach |
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"If you're still tense, try lying on your back and gently turning your head from side to side to release tension. Then, get on all fours (like you're about to get bummed) and take a deep breath then breathe out of your mouth whilst sticking out your tongue. It's called lion's breath and is the quickest way to relieve tension in your jaw. il give it a go teach "
Good boy. Send pics. |
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"If you're still tense, try lying on your back and gently turning your head from side to side to release tension. Then, get on all fours (like you're about to get bummed) and take a deep breath then breathe out of your mouth whilst sticking out your tongue. It's called lion's breath and is the quickest way to relieve tension in your jaw. il give it a go teach
Good boy. Send pics. "
i cant relax and hold my phone up il drop it on my ear  |
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"Drop the wight before it drops you trust me you don’t want to end up on a gym fails video on YouTube dropped and home now
What I mean is lower the wight before you end up like these people
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TJMKHwjmcyc"
Fainted several times after a deadlift in comp, once in the gym.
Not unusual if you're going for a max effort lift. |
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