advice on a new program please
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02-28-2013 01:53 PM
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advice on a new program please
I hurt my rotator cuff really bad a few months ago and I cant do any push movements except squats. I can basically only do squats, deadlifts, curls, pull ups, and pendlay rows. Can anyone give me a program I can do that only uses these movements, with sets and reps please? Ive been lifting for a little over a year, but I havent been lifting since my injury. I lost alot of strength and size and I want to build back up.
thanks, any help is greatly appreciated.
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02-28-2013 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by benjammin5150
I hurt my rotator cuff really bad a few months ago and I cant do any push movements except squats. I can basically only do squats, deadlifts, curls, pull ups, and pendlay rows. Can anyone give me a program I can do that only uses these movements, with sets and reps please? Ive been lifting for a little over a year, but I havent been lifting since my injury. I lost alot of strength and size and I want to build back up.
thanks, any help is greatly appreciated.
Why don't you get it fixed?
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02-28-2013 02:19 PM
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Ive seen chiropractors and MT/PT. They both say there is nothing I can do except let it heal. Its hurt bad though, I cant lift my arm past parallel to the floor. Im gonna go in to the doctor for an x-ray to see if I need surgery. Its been depressing but I need to start lifting again, doing whatever I can.
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02-28-2013 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by
napalm
Why don't you get it fixed?
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Second this, and what was the diagnosis as "hurt your rotator cuff really bad" means nothing.
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02-28-2013 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by
benjammin5150
Ive seen chiropractors and MT/PT. They both say there is nothing I can do except let it heal. Its hurt bad though, I cant lift my arm past parallel to the floor. Im gonna go in to the doctor for an x-ray to see if I need surgery. Its been depressing but I need to start lifting again, doing whatever I can.
Nothing you can do? I HIGHLY doubt that. Depending on the MOI, actual diagnosis, almost guaranteed postural deviations, lack of corrective exercise, ADLs, programming, etc. there is most definitely a wide array of rehabilitation and continuing pre-hab work you can do. My suggestion is to never see the MD or PT, that told you "theres is nothing you can do," again and look into a more qualified practitioner.
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02-28-2013 03:03 PM
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I dont know what you mean by "get it fixed". Ive seen professionals who say there isnt any thing I can do except give it time to heal. Maybe Im not seeing the right kind of doctor, I dont know. Do you mean surgery? The MT said it is my bicep tendon and a couple others that run from the front of my shoulder down the back of my shoulder. I cant remember the name of them though. Im working on trying to get it healed, I just want some advice on what kind of program I can do in the meantime.
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02-28-2013 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by
NYiron
Nothing you can do? I HIGHLY doubt that. Depending on the MOI, actual diagnosis, almost guaranteed postural deviations, lack of corrective exercise, ADLs, programming, etc. there is most definitely a wide array of rehabilitation and continuing pre-hab work you can do. My suggestion is to never see the MD or PT, that told you "theres is nothing you can do," again and look into a more qualified practitioner.
What kind of practitoiner? The MT said I tore my bicep tendon and a couple other tendons that run from the front of my shoulder down the back to my lats. I cant remember what they're called though. I dont know what is meant by "get it fixed"...by who?
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02-28-2013 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by benjammin5150
What kind of practitoiner? The MT said I tore my bicep tendon and a couple other tendons that run from the front of my shoulder down the back to my lats. I cant remember what they're called though. I dont know what is meant by "get it fixed"...by who?
If you have a diagnosis by MRI of a torn bicep tendon, go see a f'ing ortho surgeon for gods sake. He/she will 'fix it.'
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