Barbell shrugs and man parts

[cutlet#]

They interfere in a big way. How do you guys deal with this?

[Eric Larousse]

Dumbells

[cutlet#]

Dumbells

I don't have those. Even if I did, I'd want them to be way heavier than your typical dumbbells.

[Grunter]

Tuck 'em?

[Mark E. Hurling]

Maybe it's just my own anthropometry, but I found keeping my knees slightly bent kept the bar just off my wedding tackle. Of course it scraped off all the hair and occasionally bruised my upper quads.

[cutlet#]

Tuck 'em?

I'm not gonna say I tried the ol' "Buffalo Bill." And I'm not gonna say I didn't.

If I did, I probably discovered that standing fully upright like that is not a good idea.

[Meshuggah]

This variation works great.

[cutlet#]

This variation works great.

I can't imagine doing that with more than 135.

[Meshuggah]

There are a few exercises that give you more with less, but I think most people are capable of way more than 135.
I recently found out what the Kaz did to build his traps, he did snatch grip shrugs for sets of 50 reps with heavy weights.

[Sam Beckham]

Dumbells

I remember a guy in my gym who was doing those, bringing the dumbbells together at the top making a "ding". I wasn't looking but I heard ding....ding...ding....oooweeeee-fuck!

I felt bad for the guy but couldn't stop laughing.