A guy who packs 2/3 of his weight on a regular basis might seem like a superman now, but he'll be taking an early retirement when his knees and other joints go south on him. The body isn't built for that kind of abuse.
He may not know what an intervertebral disc is currently, but he will be made aware of its existence, or lack therof, in the future, painfully so.
Great diagnosis, Dr. Monday. But riddle me this. If a good backpack places most of the load on the hips, and a hunting guide in good physical condition using a good backpack packs a heavy load 3-4 times a year for a couple of days, are you still full of sh*t?
That totally explains your inability to squat. Stupid people in the gym inevitable screw themselves up.
My inability to squat exists only in your mind. But it's good to know it's taking up the small amount of capacity there.
