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Political experts and social media users quickly seized the opportunity to make viral when the socialist candidate for New York town hall, Zohran Mamdani, fought against the developed a bar supposed to be charged with around 135 pounds.
During the annual event of the open streets of the men’s day in Brooklyn last weekend, Mamdani failed to support the weight alone and required full support from the bar of a spotter.
“If you are unable to hit this, it’s like slap in your manhood,” said Dr. Chad Teague, NFL and NBA Sports Doctor, at Fox News Digital.
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The NFL and the NBA Sports chiropractor, Dr. Chad Teague, told Fox News Digital that the keys to the bench press form are a committed nucleus, stable feet and correct placement. (@_ Eyeg / Dr. Chad Teague)
“I think Biden could probably raise more than that,” said Teague.
“I think Trump could raise more than Mamdani,” he added. “Without fail.”
Teague is a chiropractic doctor based in Cleveland, where he directs Code Chiro, a practice he co -founded with his wife. Together, they treat professional athletes, including NFL stars like Myles Garrett, David Njoku, Jarvis Landry, Raheem Mostert and Denzel Ward, as well as NBA players such as Jonathan Kuminga of the Golden State Warriors and Tre’shaun Mann of Charlotte Hornets, among others.
“You want your feet to be more anchored on the ground and when it started to rise, its feet came,” said Teague. “It is a pretty good sign of struggle.”
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The mayor of New York, Eric Adams, went to social networks to mark Mamdani as “Mamscrawny” and Andrew Cuomo said about his rival, “this guy cannot put his own body weight, not to mention the weight of the most important city management in the world.”
Teague told Fox News Digital that the spotter was superfluous, but that it does not look like Mamdani exercises.
“Usually, most people do not get stains at 135,” he said. “It is generally a warm -up weight for most of the men in their forties.”
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Dr. Chad Teague underlined in Fox News Digital the need to warm up before all functional movements, in particular the bench press, to avoid injuries. (@_ Eyeg / Dr. Chad Teague)
Teague encourages Mamdani to enter the gymnasium, starting first with the correction of the form, because the candidate for the mayor of New York may injure.
He also underlines the importance of an appropriate technique for gymnasium lovers of all levels.
Teague advises to start with a complete warm -up, including pumps or rotator cuff exercises such as external strip rotations. In addition, he recommends establishing a solid base with stable feet, engaging the nucleus and guaranteeing the correct placement of the hands.
The sporting doctor advises to incorporate exercises that target the key muscles involved in a bellied developed, such as the major pectoral, certain triceps muscles and the rotator cuff for stabilization, at least once a week. To run the blood, it is recommended to make movements such as Turkish outfits, inclined bench plans or flat bench plans.
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Teague said that the athletes he trains use terrestrial presses and one arm movements to strengthen the anterior side of the shoulder and chest.
“Myles Garrett must certainly be the strongest person with whom I have ever worked, and otherwise, it would be a surprise,” said Teague. “Raheem must be up there.”
For weightlifters for beginners, in particular, Teague advises that weightlifting should start with 10 to 20 repetitions using a more manageable dumbbell or minimal weight to effectively initiate your shoulders for movement.
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“Learn how your body reacts to 8 to 10 repetitions to a certain weight, then see how your body recovers,” he said. “Then, maybe try to add a little weight next time.”
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