ripped callus

[inked1]

I just ripped a calluss( however the fuck you spell it) off my hand when deadlifting. That shit doesn't tickle, and I leaked claret all over the bar.

I had been working on that little baby for a while, i'm sorry to see it go. Has this happened to any of you guys. Should I wear gloves when training ?

 

[grafixLSUalum]

it happens all of the time to me when i deadlift, a couple of times the callus ripped, ripping about an inch of fresh, normal skin up my finger along with it, painful... just gotta get some tape from the front desk and a paper towel from the bathroom, tape it up and finish your fuckin workout...

 

[syko]

ah just suck it up...use chalk and powder the damned bar up that it look like a freshly powdered baby bottom...

 

[syko]

NO GLOVES! or ill hafta come down and bitch slap ya

 

[Bimmer]

never ripped one off but have ripped em open. Now I just shave them down to prevent them from getting to big. I notice once they get big they have a negative influence on my workouts since my grip hurts. This is for back workouts only though.

 

[Nathan]

I used to have to cut them off with a side cutters otherwise the old lady wouldnt let me play with her boobies.lol.

 

[grafixLSUalum]

haha, yeah, they can be a bit rough on the more sensitive areas

 

[Mudge]

When mine were bad I used to rip them off myself, carefully of course so you dont expose living skin which is sensative yada yada. Now that I cheat and use straps mine are much smaller, and the women kind of have a say on how that goes.

 

[Mudge]

I used to have to cut them off with a side cutters otherwise the old lady wouldnt let me play with her boobies.lol.

A sharp ass razor blade works wonders

 

[Nathan]

You can smooth those callouses out so they are as smooth as a baby's ass if you take the old ladies finger nail file and get after them. Then you can touch any where you want.lol

 

[Mudge]

Emery board? There are pumice stones that might help, never tried that though.

 

[string_bean00]

Gloves are for weenies.