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Are We Just "Masking" Pain When We Modify Lifts? | Ep 2

The Barbell Rehab Podcast

Release Date: 01/27/2022

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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Hays Estes to discuss all things Olympic Weightlifting. We explore injury risk, programming considerations, and options to keep folks training in the presence of pain. We also consider the role of mobility work for weightlifting, common mistakes when rehabbing weightlifters, and the benefits of comprehensive capacity, variability, and specificity. You can find Dr. Hays on Instagram @haysestes and his business @runtampabay.   Additional Resources | learn how to coach and modify the snatch, clean, and jerk for clients with pain or mobility...

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One question that we often get is "Are we just masking pain when we modify a lift." In this episode, we dig into this question and talk all about how beneficial modifying lifts can be in order to drive a tolerable training effect for our clients. P.S. - it's probably not "masking" the pain!

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