@123anna I’d say an overwhelming majority of those comments are concern trolling from people who don’t know what they are talking about. If someone is doing something truly dangerous I doubt these rules will apply. If you don’t know the difference then you probably shouldn’t give advice anyway.
@123anna Big difference between “that form puts a lot of stress on your back, try working on x and y” versus “your joints are gonna explode if you keep doing that” with zero indication the person even knows how to do the exercise in question.
@123anna I would posit that your injuries were not due to bad form, but bad technique. Form is overrated, as it is just a series of visual queues that people can comment on. Technique tends to be more ephemeral but important. Stop chasing form, or correcting it. Embrace technique.
@curtswill I mean I get it. But everywhere we turn these days comments are being policed to make everyone feel good. It’s weird. If you don’t like the comments being made on your posts, simply ignore them. Is that hard?
Whatevs though. Rules of the sub are the rules of the sub.
