Mother from Wells left paralyzed after freak accident at gym
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2022
- Emily Maki was performing an exercise she has completed hundreds of times before when her life was changed in an instant. Now, her community is rallying around her.
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Moral of the story don’t do CrossFit and PROPER FORM OVER WEIGHT
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any sports medicne dr recommends not doing this unless your fully trained one weak moment in your muscles or a spasm can cause you to loose your grip/balance
so many people trying to do more weight than they can handle.. doing it for "time/reps".. and basically not being strong enough to safely perform the exercise - that is, they lack all the grip strength and stabilizing muscles because they just went right into the crossfit and 'everybody else is doing it".
I would never do that exercise - just watching it I could see it being a major disaster
This woman is incredibly strong. May God bless her and hopefully research can help her soon.
If one goes to the gym, it’s to make oneself healthy and stronger. Whenever I hear or read stories of people getting injured at the gym, I think it’s ridiculous. Don’t do deadlifts or lift heavy weights over your head, it’s NOT worth it.
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Definitely wear a weight belt.
God bless you.I’m praying for your full healing ❤️🩹 and speedy recovery.🌺🌺
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There is no god, fool.
Well my heart goes out to her, but this needs to be said. Respectfully...Videos don't lie. IF that is her lifting in the video as depicted, her form for that movement is entirely incorrect AND unsafe. Looks like one of those CrossFit gyms....SMH. She likely would not have been permanently injured if she was taught to do that lift correctly, safely! Definitely a tragedy that could have been prevented. 😓
I am sorry she got hurt too. But I totally agree with you on the weight lifting technique that she used. I've seen others doing this and it seems so dangerous and puts the body into an off-balance stance and the over extension of the arms behind the head is a definite way to lose your grip strength and drop the weights behind the head if this maneuver is not done correctly! And why is it even done in such a fast way. Just my opinion. I wish her well and hope she can channel her experience into something positive. She is so optomistic, has a great attitude, and such an inspiration!
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Totally agree. That is beyond horrible form. Classic cross fit throwing the weight / body for the movement.
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First, I will say that I am very sorry that this happened to Emily. As a CrossFit Coach, I watched the video over and over, and the lift was done incorrectly by everyone in the video. I am surprised that the older man in the blue shirt next to her, doesn't have a back injury. All three athletes are squatting incorrectly as well. I hope Emily can continue to increase her mobility and live an independent life with her son.
You're amazing, thanks for sharing, GOD BLESS!
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Just watching those videos of her doing the clean and press someone should have corrected her technique.
She's lucky she's such an emotionally strong person- tough as nails! Your spinal discs HATE overhead presses (of ANY kind); it just squishes them. In the gym, I do deltoid raises (like flapping your "wings" up and down) while holding dumbbells, and I work my triceps in the gym workout machines that let you sit down (or lie down) with your back supported. That's all I need for my deltoids and trapezius muscles. I have bad discs in L1 and L2, so I know I can't put any undo pressure on them. So far, those discs have not gotten any worse - in fact, the surrounding muscle (though careful, targeted workouts) has gotten stronger, and I have no back pain anymore. I've seen too many muscular dudes with bad backs.
We never found out what actually caused the injury. Which would be very interesting and a lesson for all.
0:57, 1:15 it mentions it twice
She was lifting that weight bar above her head as shown in the video. We did not see the actual accident but she was saying how she had done that maneuver many times in the past. Since it was a difficult and risky maneuver, the accident inevitably happened on that particular day. She has a great outlook and positive attitude. Hopefully she can become a motivational speaker and talk about her great attitude and positive outlook for her new life!
Weights fell on her spine during snatch or what's it called, it happened a few times in crossfit, avoid crossfit😮
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@@oreocarlton3343 It was a "clean and press" and it was not done correctly. As long as the coaching staff is professional, there is nothing unsafe about CrossFit. I am so sorry that this happened to this woman.
The lady reporting this is laughing
Why is the lady interviwing laughing when she is explaining what parts she can feel.pretty dam Strange.
Why didn’t she do gym like everyone else? Now her new gym routine is dressing. And gym community is searching home for her. Just have normal routines folks. Don’t overdo it
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I would not want to survive if this happened to me.
Looks like a dangerous, high impact move. I am older now but rejoined the over priced gym. I go very light...and still get in a great workout. Break a sweat and it's a good workout. I hurt my shoulder last year so it reminds me to go lighter- I really don't mind. I ran my fastest mile this week- even faster than when I was younger. My check up was great and I focus heavily on quality nutrition. Sometimes a health wake up call is a good thing. I had two of them and I am now on the right path. Otherwise, we are like the frog that sits in warm water until it boils. If he jumped in when it was boiling, he would jump out but he is used to the heat. Too many of us are used to things the way they are, even if our ways are slowly killing us. Be that second frog.
The thing is you need to do heavy weights to rly build any proper muscle round your joints and do well in older age. I quite like the weights on the pully so they don’t just drop
@@lunity1111 Me too. Just had PT on my shoulder. He said it is also very important to strengthen the supporting ligaments and not just push around heavy weights. He really likes pull type movements- not so much push (like bench press.) He has seen a lot of weight lifters get injured. Also, complimentary muscle groups so if you work one muscle hard but ignore the opposing muscle, over time, you will get an imbalance.
@@tomTom-lb5cu Thanks and agreed. Nutrition is key, some moderate exercise and good rest. You might like a book called Young Forever- Hyman.
@@UTAH100 thank you I will check it out here on you tube
I was thinking same ! High impact indeed , maybe if she would have had a trainer with her..easy to hyper extend with a huge weight on top ..
The injury occurred in her lower spine? I would like to see what the accident looked like. I guess the weight slipped out of her hands when she flung it up and it landed on her lower back.
omg what happened? Did the weight fall on her? that is so horrible.
That footage shown is terrible. That's the worst clean and press form anyone can do.
So the weights actually fell on her head?
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It is called the snatch, not clean and press.
Horrible, horrible form on that lift.
doing olympic lifts? dont wanna shame but dont do that?
I’ve walked off my front step 1000’s of times and last week I stepped off onto a garden hose, rolled my foot and caused a Jones fracture. Accidents are everywhere.
Why do people do that stuff at the gym? Clearly it’s dangerous.
Clearly it IS DANGEROUS Dana Evans. She had done this move 600 times before without issue. There are inherent risks to things. If your body has a weakness, over time, it can give. Her technique was likely just fine. I workout but go lighter- still get a great workout in. Less joint point.
this excersise is not for this woman!
I don't know you but I love you Emily :) I will make sure to give an extra rep and set for you!
Wow.
can be done safer by lines that let it go up but not down , a mechanism . but could that fail . lines or bars
Anything called a snatch can’t be good.
i mean there are safer forms of exercise right ?
30 and 40 something soccer moms/dads don't need to do Olympic lifts, ever ..
there are plenty of exercises you can do that will keep you in decent shape that dont carry the same risk.
i wish her well get better soon gangster!
Hopefully U Can Start Back Walking Again With The Rehabilitation From Start To Finish ❤️🔥🥰 5:05
I just use the steam room and pool at gym.
...THATS A BAD EXERCISE...IT PUT TREMENDOUS STRAIN ON THE BACK....YOU NEED LOTS OF DEADLIFTS TO STRENGTHEN YOUR BACK ... BEFORE YOU DO JERKS.SHE LOOKED A BIT THIN FOR THAT EXERCISE...WHO TOLD HER TO DO IT...HOPE SHES OK...
27seconds in - "oh, must be crossfit" - 1min in.. yeah, CrossFit.
That's a powerlifting move the snatch. She should be bodybuilding not some weird powerlifting/cardio combo.
WHy dont they tell us how it happened instead of just the excursive it was
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Be independent cool 😎 ❤❤❤❤ 5:50
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Tattoos ugh
🤮 Its like a man wearing makeup