Can lifting cause brain damage?

why do you think they're called meat heads?

>>42555121

Why are you slamming the weight on rows? Thats not right at all unless you mean dropping it the last rep.

Also yes you can get brain damage. You drop the barbell on your head during an ohp and yeah brain damage can happen.

>>42555149
Insecure nerds

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Short answer no.
Your brain is tightly adhered to your skull by a covering known as the Dura, this dura ensures minimal movement during the hustles and bustles of moving around.
However if you're old enough (Brain shrinks) or you apply enough force i.e. high speed car accident, punch or fall, then you can get it to move around.

>>42555170
I'm doing pendlay style rows right now, which means straight up from the ground each rep

>>42555295

I've always kept the weight off the ground had no idea people rested after every rep seems kind of cheating yourself out of gains to me.

>>42555212
Your brain absolutely always moves around. Always. There is nothing to insure "minimal movement", your brain is *supposed* to move, it could not function if it was static in space. This is why your brain is literally floating in cerebrospinal fluid.

Anyway, back to OP.

>guy came to me and said some stupid shit
>guys is it true??

why do you come here? I'm getting so sick of this site being full of just outright stupid people

>>42555329

Move around in a very loose sense, the cranial cavity is cramped as it is in a adult brain and the double reflections of the dura with its folds ensure very minimal movement.

Should not unless you somehow subject your brain to a high enough acceleration. Practically it should not happen unless you drop it on your head