How to Lift Boxes

[@texas_guy_85]

You know you're getting old, when you purposely look this video up. I move thousands of boxes every shift at my warehouse. A single injury could end you up jobless, and on disability. Please be careful people. My mom didn't listen, and had 3 different back surgeries.

[@horizonpwn138]

I'm sorry to hear that 😔

[@jd6473]

Do you ever have hand pain from all the lifting? Two months being a package handler and I got joint inflammation in my hands and can't find any info on how to prevent it.

[@jeem918]

Is she good now?

[@RakTheCroc]

This was mind blowing before I was putting it on my head

[@itstricezi]

Thanks! I started doing stock at my work. I only see videos teaching how to lift barbells, but I needed to know how to lift something directly off the ground. This is nice.

[@emptyroomd9567]

Just got a job at this warehouse and I needed this lol

[@lilshinebiggestfan]

Same lol

[@ProAgarioOfficial]

This video was so helpful. I never lifted a box like that before. Thank you very much.

[@Narco-t5p]

This is such a simple task that can go wrong in a matter of seconds. Thank you for the tips. My aunt messed up her back bad when she worked as a EMT and she has had spinal surgery.

[@GoronTico]

its funny how we need to be reminded of how our bodies work and how to use them

[@breather8758]

It's funny how flawed our biology is

[@ilovecapybaraanimals9411]

biology doesn't exist bro get with the times@@breather8758

[@danielmeanor2995]

Activation of the core can be difficult because we are bipedal and don’t use our core as often as quadrupeds

[@danielmeanor2995]

Birds pick up stuff with their feet or their beak

[@savoryicon]

What do you have in that box, cotton?

[@arcticridge]

Krusty: Next thing you know you're some schmuck working in a box factory Box guy: Uhh I heard that

[@Bee-ek1vy]

I told my teacher I couldn’t pick up a box like this cause I get a pain in my knee but he insisted I had too 😮 to pass the exam!

[@austinstanbury1085]

lol this is a great animation reference hahahaha

[@Brock-Lesnar-WWE]

We moved arojnd 2,000 boxes at the warehouse today .. and 25KG rice bags My back was hurting. 10 hour shift

[@missdee212]

Man I need to see these videos with actual heavy boxes. You can tell that box is light

[@jd6473]

yes and oversized and odd shaped boxes and boxes that are under things and not out in the open like this. This is a theoretical lift not a real world lift, which makes the whole thing pretty worthless

[@jd6473]

yes and oversized and odd shaped boxes and boxes that are under things and not out in the open like this. This is a theoretical lift not a real world lift, which makes the whole thing pretty worthless

[@DonutBoxers]

how do you do this when you also have joint pain in your knees?

[@corykoller5427]

My own standards it would be impressive if I showed someone me carrying a 40 pound box going upstairs

[@jd6473]

How about some info on proper grip? I hurt my hands from overuse from lifting boxes in a warehousebut have been unable to find any resources on how to prevent this. Contacted OSHA as they also seem clueless about this.

[@jd6473]

My work doesn't like us to use dollies for some reason haha

[@mohamedmah2991]

thanks

[@fassenm6041]

good idea.

[@rasin9391]

very helPful thanks

[@kixkvee4991]

Ups has exited the chat

[@juliettepierre8289]

Great!!

[@assiddiq4866]

You, try to follow this tips.

[@greatness01100]

thank you so much. you really helped me out with my box lifting issues. I would subscribe but I don't know how to do that. could you possibly post a how to subscribe video.

[@josephpostma1787]

First, you need to be logged into a google account on youtube. Then press the red button saying subscribe; press the church bell to be notified of new posts.

[@shrekcultist1103]

Jontron said it better

[@stanleyjunior6460]

Duh

[@kenton6098]

It's not "keep your back straight"! Listening to that was how I hurt my back. The proper advice is to keep your back VERTICAL.

[@Hyrppa95]

Keeping the back vertical can put a lot more pressure on it as the weight moves in front of you. You need to have a slight tilt forward to make it safer.