how many deaths/accidents a year are caused by people using a bench press in a year?
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I FEEL NO IF U USE UNDER SUPERVISON .OTHERWISE IT CUD BE MANY AS WE HAVE MANY VILLAGES/ CITIES/ STATES/ COUNTRIES .....COUNTLESS\nBYE
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The risk of injury is disproportionately high.  I saw an interview with an Olympic gymnast in the new trampoline class and she said she would never buy a backyard trampoline for her kids.
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If your asking why you can't bench press the same amount of weight using a bar and free weights as apposed to a machine, the answer is most likely because machines have a set range of motion, and don't require as much stabilization muscle fibers as does free weights. Free weights don't have a set range of motion, so you end up using more muscle fibers and groups to stabilize the weight. Also, the bar itself adds weight.
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In 2005 there were 568,740 deaths registered in England, Wales and Scotland.  \n\nThat was 512,993 deaths in England/Wales and 55,747 in Scotland. \n\nAdding in a guess-timate for Northern Ireland, you are probably talking about 1600 deaths per day in the UK, so that is about one person every minute.
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Bench with moderate weight with more reps. And Bench with heavy weight with fewer reps. Dumbell press. Incline Press. Push ups. If you still need help just e-mail me at Warrick_2006@yahoo.com
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I live in a rural area.  Alcohol is a drug and we have a lot of deaths from drinking and driving in our area....at least 4 or 5 a year involving teens....I lost two classmates within a year of graduation from drinking and driving accidents (seperate accidents)....as far as o.d. on say, heroin, cocaine...etc....none like that....we have a fantastically huge number of deaths from cancer in my area.
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Let's see - I have strained my neck as well.  I also have pulled a number of muscles over the years, gotten a concussion once (the guy slammed me to the mat), a lot of mat burns, got an elbow to the eye (a nice shiner), and probably the two worst injuries were a broken nose and a dislocated elbow.  Nothing life threatening, though.
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not just that but what about the 4, 000 + number of ppl between the ages of 15 - 25 who die every year from alcohol related car wrecks...you don't see anyone out protesting that or the child, spouse deaths per year, or drug related deaths, etc.
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many accidents i have heard about this place...
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weight is not meant to be lost quickly. That causes injury.
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bench press, push ups,etc.
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3 scars. One on my chin, from falling out of a porch swing when I was 8, one on my leg, was opening a box with a box cutter (not operating it safely) and one on my forearm where a speaker fell on me at a party.
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Probably very different to what you would experience in the US or UK. Matthew Pinsent (British rower) recently visited a gymnastics school in Beijing and criticised the harsh conditions and children he considered were being abused. I don't think we can really know or understand what goes on to get the results they do.
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Check here:\nhttp://www.weinigusa.com/safety/pg11.htm
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According to the national Bureau of Labor Statistics, meat packing is the most dangerous occupation in the US when you consider how often workers are injured.  You may want to take a look at this article before taking this job:\n\nhttp://www.motherjones.com/news/feature/2001/07/meatpacking.html
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None whatsoever. I know a guy who has 3 stints and is a flight crew. With three stints he has achieved extra blood flow to his male member. It has got a new life. By the way this guy is 53+.
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Have you looked under firefighter fatalities?\nYou can also refer to NFPA 1981