Press Injury

[wal]

The problem is with a public forum such as this is, numskulls like me read them, I,am just not up to speed with medical terms, I just do not have a medial dictionary handy, I know that conciseness is good, but when you communicate with a wide audience such as this you need clarity even if it takes a few more words. I always reckon you are never too old to learn something new, so "etiology", I will add to my dictionary, its almost as bad as "epicaricacy".

[Robert Callahan]

do you use a belt when pressing?

[Mark Rippetoe]

The problem is with a public forum such as this is, numskulls like me read them, I,am just not up to speed with medical terms, I just do not have a medial dictionary handy, I know that conciseness is good, but when you communicate with a wide audience such as this you need clarity even if it takes a few more words.

Thanks for the advice. I'll keep that in mind.

[Titanium]

Fortunately if you're reading startingstrength.com online you probably can access http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/etiology

Never stop learning! I'd rather read precise writing with a few unfamiliar words than have it 'dumbed down' since there's no limit to "dumbth" (coined by Steve Allen, in the sense of breadth and width). If I don't know a word, I'll look it up...so much better for vocabulary.

[wal]

Thanks for the advice. I'll keep that in mind.

No problem, its a two way street. When I get your book on weight training I'am sure It will have plenty of good advice for me.