So what constitutes a cold front in Huston Texas... :dunno:
Well it isn't due to the temperature! LOL It is the drop in barometric pressure that gets the pains kicking.
Well it is 50 F here now and that is a cold front. No worries, going to be nearly 70 on Saturday so back to normal here soon.
Right and even worse we had a real cold front come through which was in the low to mid 30s for a couple days then up to 65 then back down to a high of 50 so lots of changes in barometric pressure over the past 3 days. Expand, shrink - expand shrink. UGGHHHH!!!! At least when a cold front comes through and stays you can get use to it. No so much with this every other day crap we are doing now.
"If you dont change the direction you are going, then you're likely to end up where you are heading" The MRI will get you some answers and change where you are heading!
Austin Powers: There you are!
Random party goer: Do I know you?
Austin: No but that is where you are... you're there... :silly:
Sorry I just love that part of the movie.
Yeah that is really what I am waiting for AZ. You hit the nail on the head with that one. I am waiting to find out my new direction. If I stay on the same track I am my destination is a broken down over used body. I know I can change things up to focus on other things, even if that means just leaning up and building mass later from a leaner frame. Let's be honest here, worst case scenario I have to get a surgery and can not compete until October or November, maybe as far away as early next year. If I need surgery it will probably be done immediately so I don't have to fiddle-phuck around with this any longer than needed. I can still do a muscle model category even if I can not lift. I only say that because I am meant to have muscle. It does not go away, it is part of who I am and how I am made.
These pictures below are after a 1 year lay off from the weights I only did cardio for that year trying to "Heal thyself" before getting the MRI and finding out I had totally screwed my shoulder up... The pics are 7 weeks after my shoulder surgery 2.5 years ago. This is when I really learned my body and what it responds too since becoming lean while maintaining muscle mass was my goal even though I was not lifting. Doing anything upper bdy wise then caused me pain in my shoulders. No weight pushing or pulling on the shoulder joint or OUCH!!!!
Just standing relaxed but stomach tight.
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Showing the obliques...
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Midsection and quads flexed.
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YES my legs look like that with out lifting. I know it is a curse... :squint:
However I think I am coming to grips with that burden. :trout: