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    Quote Originally Posted by samstrength View Post
    Oh I have recently switched to low bar so maybe that's it..
    most likely yes. Are you squatting three times a week?

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    I've got more of less permanent marks near each scapula, row on both shins where hair has given up growing, and bite marks from the lever belt on my obliques. I refer to them an the markings of a member of the Rusty Iron Gang.

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    Your spotter is standing way too close.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MBasic View Post
    most likely yes. Are you squatting three times a week?
    Nah 2 x mostly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by samstrength View Post
    Oh I have recently switched to low bar so maybe that's it..
    I'm going with that as I've noticed a similar thing. My delicate skin isn't used to it yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DannyP View Post
    Try my method, but with a synthetic shirt underneath and a cotton one on top.
    I will! Thanks for the tip.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dag View Post
    I'm going with that as I've noticed a similar thing. My delicate skin isn't used to it yet.
    So skin will get used to it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by samstrength View Post
    So skin will get used to it?
    To an extent, yes. But the marking never entirely goes away. You can minimize it by keeping the bar locked in place and not letting it slip around. You should be trying to do that anyway, but it's obviously easier said than done. So if I'm seeing more marking on my back than normal, I'll make an extra effort to keep the bar in one place.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sean Herbison View Post
    To an extent, yes. But the marking never entirely goes away. You can minimize it by keeping the bar locked in place and not letting it slip around. You should be trying to do that anyway, but it's obviously easier said than done. So if I'm seeing more marking on my back than normal, I'll make an extra effort to keep the bar in one place.
    Cool cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sean Herbison View Post
    To an extent, yes. But the marking never entirely goes away. You can minimize it by keeping the bar locked in place and not letting it slip around. You should be trying to do that anyway, but it's obviously easier said than done. So if I'm seeing more marking on my back than normal, I'll make an extra effort to keep the bar in one place.
    I definitely get this worst with high bar and shitty bars that move around.

    I also get belt marks. The wife finds them​concerning.

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