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Knoxfan
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2003/12/02 01:02:47 (permalink)
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OUCH!!! Bench shirt

Bought my first shirt and used it today. I've been doing meets and not using one for 2 years now and have done well. That bastard cut the piss out of my underarms. It was so uncomfortable that I might not use it in my next meet. I can't even put my arms down now because it hurts so much. I did go ahead and buy a larger one to train in for a little bit. Gonna see if that helps. I'm 5'6" and have a 47" chest. i bought a size 54 HD Balst Shirt from Inzer. the new shirt I bought was a size 58. Any suggestions, or is that the nature of the beast?
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    Scourge_of_God
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    RE: OUCH!!! Bench shirt 2003/12/02 03:26:31 (permalink)
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    My Inzer HD Blast shirt does that as well. Also my first shirt. From what I've been told, that's basically what bench shirts do. They aren't supposed to be comfortable - There supposed to help you move more weight. However, I think that lots of talc in the appropriate areas and making sure your arms are in the sleeves properly and the sleeves aren't twisted helps. I haven't had much practice with the shirt though, so I might not be the best person for advice.
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    CapnAHAB
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    RE: OUCH!!! Bench shirt 2003/12/02 20:39:10 (permalink)
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    used to get a similar thing with my wetsuit, and when sweat touches the raw part... jesus!

    Vaslene on the affected area before the event helps lots.
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