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Giving neck training one last chance - Honest - 11-05-2025 Final chance to find out if neck training is a hoax or not - i.e., is the neck's potential severely limited by natural airway size? i've been training once a week for 4 weeks now, and will likely continue for a few more months before assessing the results. method i'm currently using is manual resistance using a towel, which i'm using to train the back and sides of the neck. this method seems to be working well, with DOMS present for days after training. might incorporate a harness at some point. i'm barely training the front of the neck, as i agree with kath that it likely worsens double chin (for those with recessed faces). i have other reasons for believing that the front of the neck isn't nearly as important which i won't get into here. i have also resumed training traps, after taking a break which has lasted a few years (in my experience, having overdeveloped/unbalanced trap development causes pain when standing for prolonged periods). RE: Giving neck training one last chance - Bojack - 11-05-2025 Just roid brah RE: Giving neck training one last chance - eldajaal1488 - 11-05-2025 cant read rn but u may get double chin, train sides only RE: Giving neck training one last chance - n9wiff - 11-05-2025 I did it for just one session and the pain after was unbearable Like legit just utterly agonizing for a week or so RE: Giving neck training one last chance - Mr Looks - 11-05-2025 You hold the towel behind your head and try to push your head back? Is that what you do roughly RE: Giving neck training one last chance - maxell - 11-05-2025 It will damage your cervical discs just choose some light exercise and stretching. RE: Giving neck training one last chance - Honest - 11-05-2025 (11-05-2025, 05:57 PM)Mr Looks Wrote: You hold the towel behind your head and try to push your head back? it's like the below pic but the towel is higher up on my head. it's the same movement as a neck extension. i should also have mentioned that i focus on the eccentric - so i pull hardest as i bow my head down. another method that ive started using is turning my head while pulling the side of the towel that is opposite to the direction that i'm turning to, which seems to work the sides of the neck more
RE: Giving neck training one last chance - Honest - 11-05-2025 (11-05-2025, 05:50 PM)n9wiff Wrote: I did it for just one session and the pain after was unbearable that's what happened after my first session, but the pain now is much more manageable. could break it into 2 sessions per week and train with less intensity to reduce doms even more RE: Giving neck training one last chance - Honest - 11-05-2025 (11-05-2025, 06:06 PM)maxell Wrote: It will damage your cervical discs just choose some light exercise and stretching. this thread is about neck training, not yoga but i have been doing chin tucks and other stretches to improve posture for the past couple months RE: Giving neck training one last chance - n9wiff - 11-05-2025 (11-05-2025, 07:38 PM)Honest Wrote: that's what happened after my first session, but the pain now is much more manageable. could break it into 2 sessions per week and train with less intensity to reduce doms even more I'll give it another go with this in mind. I'm not sure if you've experienced this but especially when I'm reading or writing, my neck gets stiff and sometimes uncomfortably sore. Especially after ~1.5 hours of just straight neck craning. If you have had this, did it get better after training your neck? I feel like this could be correlated with my pencil neck RE: Giving neck training one last chance - Honest - 11-05-2025 (11-05-2025, 07:42 PM)n9wiff Wrote: I'll give it another go with this in mind. do you have forward head posture? if so, try some exercises to improve posture. i dont get neck pain from reading or writing, but it could be caused by having weak neck and upper back muscles. maxwell's comment was very pussy, but it is important to be careful when training neck, especially if youre already getting neck pain. high reps and controlled movement should be used, and ideally you shouldnt be causing so much damage that doms lasts for multiple days RE: Giving neck training one last chance - n9wiff - 11-05-2025 (11-05-2025, 07:48 PM)Honest Wrote: do you have forward head posture? if so, try some exercises to improve posture. i dont get neck pain from reading or writing, but it could be caused by having weak neck and upper back muscles. I have terrible forward neck posture yeah and have been working on it. That's probably it. I actually skip back and never train my traps so that's probably another contributing factor lol. Hope this will make an improvement to that since that's the only thing that discourages me to study or read for more than 4 hours at a time. RE: Giving neck training one last chance - Mr Looks - 11-05-2025 (11-05-2025, 07:36 PM)Honest Wrote: it's like the below pic but the towel is higher up on my head. it's the same movement as a neck extension. I was doing something similar but with my hands instead of towel What is your recommended set bro RE: Giving neck training one last chance - eldajaal1488 - 11-05-2025 what pain jfl. u are doing something wrong boyos or ur spine is fucked RE: Giving neck training one last chance - eldajaal1488 - 11-05-2025 do bridges instead maybe. or like planks for neck |