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* Sometimes avulsion of the triceps is associated with weightlifting, [[Humerus|humeral]] fractures, [[Therapeutic Corticosteroid Injection|cort ...ter the operation, the patient started again with sport activities, namely weightlifting at the gym.<ref name="Mich" /><br>

...s the arm is brought into extension from flexion. These activities include weightlifting, wrestling, and labor-intensive job. Risk factors include age, [[Smoking an

...ension from flexion. Activities that can cause this type of injury include weightlifting, labour-intensive jobs and wrestling. Risk factors include age, [[obesity]]

[[Compound Exercises|Compound dumbbell lifting]] is weightlifting that engages multiple joints and muscle groups, rather than targeting one j ...und liftings counterpart is isolation lifting. Isolation lifting refers to weightlifting that targets a single muscle group. Isolation lifting is good for lifters w

...name=":0" /> Baseball, cricket, diving, gymnastics, soccer, wrestling and weightlifting have been identified as sports that pose a higher risk for spondylolysis.<r ...ve athletic activity (hyperextension or rotation) eg. Cricket, gymnastics, weightlifting, track and field athletes, tennis and rowing<ref name=":2" />

The RDL help in developing movement proficiency in weightlifting as it establishes the correct body positioning through initiation of the po

...ng on a stomach, neck trauma (whiplash), certain occupations (violinists), weightlifting, incorrect swimming styles, too abrupt performing of sit-ups, anxiety, stre

...d for short, intense bouts of exercise eg sprinting or [[Strength Training|weightlifting]]. Because glycogen is stored in muscles, it is immediately accessible. Dur

...CJ, Goldner RD. Episodic snapping of the medial head of the triceps due to weightlifting. Journal of the Southern Orthopaedic Association. [https://europepmc.org/ar

=== Improper Use of Gym Equipment and Excessive Weightlifting === ...p;cause for the large complaints of MSK pain in prisons&nbsp;is due to the weightlifting&nbsp;culture in prisons. Many prisoners use their time in prison to “bulk

...g exercises with high eccentric components such as plyometrics and Olympic Weightlifting.

...inst some type of force that "resists" your movement. We are familiar with weightlifting, but [[Therapeutic Exercise|other kinds of activities]] fall under the head

* It is is common in sports with repetitive motions, eg swimming, tennis, or weightlifting (especially with heavy weights).

...lso been reported secondary to repetitive upper body use in such sports as weightlifting and golf<ref name=":0" />

...enuous use of the knee and hip (distance running, triathlon, race walking, weightlifting, or climbing , running down hills. poor strength and flexibility, failure t

* Jade eggs- used in vaginal weightlifting

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* Participation in sports that stress/injure AC joint eg weightlifting, rugby. <ref name=":1" />

...ividuals, but usually after a traumatic fall on an outstretched arm, heavy weightlifting or consistently sport activities such as snowboarding and soccer.<ref name=

...but particularly those associated with high load or impact (e.g. running, weightlifting, CrossFit etc)<ref name=":0" />