Body's Protective Mechanisms
The body has built-in protective mechanisms that limit movement and strength based on perceived safety. Under extreme circumstances, like a parent lifting a car, individuals can tap into hidden strength due to heightened adrenaline. Additionally, factors such as stability and range of motion play crucial roles in performance, revealing why many struggle to progress in their lifts.In this clip
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