10/02/2026
📢 Injuries aren’t caused by “bad form”, they’re caused by load.(that’s actually backed by systematic reviews)
👉 Injuries are rarely about one “bad rep” or poor technique.
They’re about tissues being exposed to much load than they’re prepared for.
Large reviews across multiple sports show injury risk rises when training load increases faster than tissue capacity, not when movement is imperfect.
That’s why:
➡️ Runners break when mileage spikes
➡️ Gym injuries show up after volume/intensity jumps
➡️ Old injuries flare when strength lags behind training demand
Perfect form doesn’t protect under-prepared tissue. Progressive loading does.
If you’ve been blaming technique but ignoring load… that’s your blind spot.