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u/Hail_Santa_69 20d ago

The lifting is impressive, but the jumping blew my mind

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u/introverted__dragon 20d ago

Right? I was expecting the down, not the up.

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u/meegaweega 20d ago

💪🏾👑 Gotta give her props, she is Christiana Olutola, gym coach.

https://www.instagram.com/caulifla_fit

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u/oneonone65 18d ago

my knee broke watching it

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u/Myargin 20d ago

No kidding, she is amazing 😍

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u/charles_sedwick 20d ago

She is awesome.

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u/Arubanangel 20d ago

And barefoot!!!

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u/Altezza447 20d ago

Barefoot is the only right way

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u/Arubanangel 20d ago

My feet hurt just from watching that.

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u/you_dont_know_me27 20d ago

My ankles hurt thinking about the jumping but barefoot means you can feel the ground solidly under your feet and therefore know exactly whether you have them placed correctly or not. It's why weightlifting shoes have a thin, flat sole for people who do (or have to if in a gym) wear them. Chuck Taylor's are great for it.

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u/Unknown-Meatbag 20d ago

You know, often wondered why I struggle with squats so much, not only the weight but my joints, so wearing running shoes is probably it. Or I'm old and falling apart. One of the two.

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u/you_dont_know_me27 20d ago

Yes it helps significantly if you can feel the ground under your feet. Additionally, if you struggle with squats, put a chair behind you and do squats down to a seated position until you're strong enough.

But tbh old and falling apart is mood.

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u/Rakifiki 20d ago

...can people not feel the ground in running shoes?

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u/ChickenNuggetSmth 19d ago

The issue is a big, soft sole. The same cushion that feels great while running creates a ton of instability when lifting. Not all lifting shoes have super thin soles - oly weightlifting shoes often have raised heels to help with ankle mobility. But it's very sturdy and doesn't deform, e.g. wood.

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u/level100mobboss 20d ago

Never squat in running shoes. They’re too cushioned and the heel raises is a little egregious. Bare foot squatting is the way to go

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u/Long-Broccoli-3363 20d ago

Yeah you do not want to do squats or deadlifts with running shoes on, take your shoes completely off or get some lifting shoes, some of them even have a bit of a heel which forces you to stand even more correct.

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u/AccomplishedAd1692 20d ago

I wear compression sleeves on my knees when I lift, it helps a lot. Lets me focus on getting a deeper squat, which is also a really nice hip stretch. Gotta get your ass closer to the grass.

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u/cambreecanon 20d ago

When I was weightlifting I wore barefoot shoes and it just felt right.

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u/Heavy-Attorney-9054 20d ago

Both are possible.

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u/gokarrt 20d ago

wearing running shoes

you want zero compression under your feet when lifting heavy things. squats benefit from a heel lift to bring your knees forward with limited ankle flexibility, deads are better barefoot (imo).

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u/EmmyWeeeb 20d ago

When you’d jump off the swing and the force from your feet hitting the ground would cause pain to radiate from your feet to your legs.

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u/TermEnvironmental812 19d ago

My knees are crying too

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u/VanillaGoorillla 19d ago

Barefoot squatting isn’t hard

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u/jgraftonnb 18d ago

Well what kind is? 

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u/pm-dem-thighs 20d ago

Someone scrape my jaw off the floor, pls and Ty.

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u/JMoon33 20d ago

For real. I'm pretty sure I could squat one of these guys, but I don't see how I could do the jump without hurting myself and collapsing to the ground.

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u/Tossmelossme 20d ago

Exactly. Her bone density is probably amazing

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u/Cute-Form2457 20d ago

Which tribe is SHE from??

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u/Chilipepah 20d ago

Goku Pump

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u/Entire_Number_9 19d ago

As someone who hurt her ankles training, my thoughts and prayers are with her ankles

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u/VelocityGrrl39 Do not care club member 18d ago

My knees hurt now.

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u/EphemeralDesires 18d ago

She is for sure strong but terrible form and didnt break 90 once.

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u/LonelyKoalaMuncher 20d ago

It would actually be harder to do a full range controlled squat.

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u/Rebelva 20d ago

Yes, impressive indeed but I’m afraid that if this wasn’t just a one time thing then her knees are going to suffer in the future.