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You can do a lot to yourself by improperly training. Most of the injuries are muscle tears that heal easily enough, but some are not so pleasant. You can do some serious damage to your back, including spinal injuries. It's also pretty easy to mess up your shoulder through impingement and rotating it in ways it would rather not. Finally, you can really easily hurt yourself if, for example, you're trying to squat too much weight in poor form, and you fall over with a couple hundred pounds on your back.

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The only disadvantages I can think of is injury from not doing exercises properly, and you may have a decrease in flexibility if you don't do flexibility exercises with the Weightlifting, but the advantages of weightlifting greatly outweigh these disadvantages.

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better health, stronger muscles, and a better self-esteem.

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weight lifting without proper cardiovascular exercise can lead to strokes

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Q: What kind of injury can one sustain from improper weight lifting?
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