JM Blakley | The Risks & Rewards Of Lifting & Training

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[@justblakie5338]

I could listen to JM for hours

[@canalefit4819]

Ditto

[@mariot.8218]

Being creative, curious, and challenged . Wow, that's the attitude of success .

[@robnoftz]

This was the most inspiring message JM has shared. Thank you for sharing this JM and Dave.

[@Lakefilms]

Perfect timing as I'm starting to go through the same journey with arthritis...Thanks.

[@JohnLambertPersonal]

My disability journey started in 2016 and the "lesson of arthritis" starting at 6:25 is the best description I've ever found for what it's like to not be able to do the things you used to -- and how to effectively cope and move through it

[@williamlawlor7445]

A doctor once told me to watch your bodyweight because it will mess you up as you get older. Excess bodyweight does seem to cause problems in and of itself.

[@aresjerry]

Thanks JM

[@sammy1995]

Honest revelation by a powerlifting great. I must say, what he said was sad when a great lifter realizes the sport has taken its toll on his body to the point where routine daily activities become hard. I feel the same way, I can't bench what I use to bench( injuries) and was depressed for years. Then I started reading Lou Simmons, Tate, Wenning, Coan articles on squatting which has moved my attention away from bench. I m not a competitive powerlifter but I am one in my own mind and heart.

[@joshixlifts]

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