Dustin07
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So many people just eat up right now. What a season of injuries eh...
So many people just eat up right now. What a season of injuries eh...
its what I love about the AM brotherhood. we got guys bulking, cutting, strength training and overall gymratting and everyone gets hit hard and there is a culture of rebuilding here that I love. nobody waves the white flag here and says "well I guess I can't do that anymore".So many people just eat up right now. What a season of injuries eh...
Amen to that brother…so true.its what I love about the AM brotherhood. we got guys bulking, cutting, strength training and overall gymratting and everyone gets hit hard and there is a culture of rebuilding here that I love. nobody waves the white flag here and says "well I guess I can't do that anymore".![]()
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I know it’s wild, but we all keep on putting our hands to the plow and keep on pushing through.So many people just eat up right now. What a season of injuries eh...
I do have some coming…. I believe it should help the meniscus, but not positive. I’m gonna give it a shot.(See what I did there)would that be a good candidate for bpc 157?
I did the same thing but I just don't know enough about BPC so I was curious, I figure you, Hyde, and Kleen would be more knowledgeable on that one.This is what AI says….
BPC-157 injections may help with meniscus tears by potentially accelerating the repair of soft tissues, reducing inflammation, and relieving knee pain.
Yes, if connective tissue is partially torn recently & actively healing the BPC will improve the repair process. You should start injecting it locally 1-2x a day when you get it. 250-400mcg daily, ideally a couple 200mcg shots morning and evening. Even 125mcg will definitely help if you need to stretch the vial, and I wouldn’t bother exceeding 500/day.I do have some coming…. I believe it should help the meniscus, but not positive. I’m gonna give it a shot.(See what I did there)
This is what AI says….
BPC-157 injections may help with meniscus tears by potentially accelerating the repair of soft tissues, reducing inflammation, and relieving knee pain.
Thanks Hyde….sounds like a plan.Yes, if connective tissue is partially torn recently & actively healing the BPC will improve the repair process. You should start injecting it locally 1-2x a day when you get it. 250-400mcg daily, ideally a couple 200mcg shots morning and evening. Even 125mcg will definitely help if you need to stretch the vial, and I wouldn’t bother exceeding 500/day.
The short half-life means you will benefit healing the most getting a couple shots in per day, but I’ve still seen lots of help just getting one in when going to the fridge a bunch wasn’t practical with my stepdaughter around.
And if you get surgery, it’s definitely ideal after that as well.
I am my own worst enemy with this. I feel remotely better and want to chase my log book and PR’sGood to hear you are getting some relief, don't overwork it now that some of the pain is not there, tissues are still healing and don't need extra trauma added on top. I am sure you know that already, but some people get overzealous after a cortisol shot and end up doing more damage.
BPC should definitely help as Hyde said.
Oh yeah I definitely have to be reminded…. I know to take it easy, but I do tend to get overzealous when things start feeling better. My wife is always having to pull back on the reins….that’s alright though, she keeps me balanced. With that said I didn’t make the gym any this week….could barely walk Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday until I got the shot, so I can’t wait to hit the gym Monday. I’ll work my upper body with my normal routine, but will do mainly band work and rehab type exercises on legs until my Orthopedic gives me the green light to get back to normal.Good to hear you are getting some relief, don't overwork it now that some of the pain is not there, tissues are still healing and don't need extra trauma added on top. I am sure you know that already, but some people get overzealous after a cortisol shot and end up doing more damage.
BPC should definitely help as Hyde said.
Yeah that’s smart….no need to push it and have setbacks. Hopefully you’ll keep progressing and get some relief.Good to hear you are doing better, debilitating pain is no bueno. I am going to do some testing of things tonight, just very easy nonchallenging movements. Simple goal is to get blood into everything but not even approach failure or even close. More about moving and increasing blood flow without triggering anything. Hoping for extra recovery, not a need to rebuild any tissues from strain.
I had a buddy of mine ask me “man what are you going to do when you retire, because you’re so active and on the go?” I said spend time with my wife, workout, get me another old muscle car or truck project, vacation whenever we want, and spend as much time with our Grandkids as possible. They are the true Fountain of Youth.That’s what pawpaws are for![]()
Sounds perfect!I had a buddy of mine ask me “man what are you going to do when you retire, because you’re so active and on the go?” I said spend time with my wife, workout, get me another old muscle car or truck project, vacation whenever we want, and spend as much time with our Grandkids as possible. They are the true Fountain of Youth.![]()
It’s doing much better….we were able to go to a waterfall and rapids this weekend. I didn’t have to walk too far, but it feels great to just start to feel somewhat normal again.How's your knee doing?
I am too….the shoulders are actually feeling great. I’ve thought about doing maybe a 5-3-1 and doing some strength training, at least on bench and maybe overhead press. I’ve mainly been doing a version of Wendler’s BBB Boring But Big workouts since I started back last year, but I’m starting to get that itch for some strength training.Glad to see the shoulder continuing to feel good!
I know, I haven’t had a true PR in years….but labeling them post 50 or 60 PRs does make sense. Ha, when you get to mid 50s to 60s it’s like we continue to try to catch some remnants of our younger days. That’s alright though, I guess whatever keeps us in the gym.I have been itching for some strength training for years now!I get so hyped seeing other people hit PR's and the like that I want so badly to do the same. Hopefully I am on the right track to get back to some PR's again. Even if I have to call them Post 50 PR's. LOL
Yeah, I mean we have to have some goals we can achieve, and getting back to previous glory is just very unlikely. However, there is no doubt that every decade older after 40 has noticeable differences in performance, so why fight it instead of include it in your mindset so you can still enjoy the feeling of progress.I know, I haven’t had a true PR in years….but labeling them post 50 or 60 PRs does make sense. Ha, when you get to mid 50s to 60s it’s like we continue to try to catch some remnants of our younger days. That’s alright though, I guess whatever keeps us in the gym.![]()
man my favorite was that variation of Cube that I had got on after I saw Hyde hit his big bench. I don't know how many flavors of it there are, I had just pulled a calculator/formula off the internet that I followed religously and I felt like it really helped me secure better bench PRs (I hit PRs with 531 and conjugate, but I felt the pause rep work in Cube finished me with with cleaner/easier PRs).I am too….the shoulders are actually feeling great. I’ve thought about doing maybe a 5-3-1 and doing some strength training, at least on bench and maybe overhead press. I’ve mainly been doing a version of Wendler’s BBB Boring But Big workouts since I started back last year, but I’m starting to get that itch for some strength training.![]()
injecting in the back side, like between hammy and calf?Oh and started BPC 157 Monday and my knee is really improving every day.
No actually on the inside just behind the knee cap. So basically between the quad and knee cap on the inside. That’s about as close as I think I can get to the injury.injecting in the back side, like between hammy and calf?
Yeah at first mine was hurting behind the knee in the area you’re talking about, but as time went on that part got better. The Orthopedic said that was more from trying to walk on it without the knee being able to bend or straighten without severe pain, so he said the hamstring, upper calf, and behind the knee were getting strained from over compensating.ohhhh our injuries are definitely in different spots then, mine is between the calf and the hammstring. Yours sounds like a more awkward spot to hit with an injection though...
Yep, bench day today.that makes sense. Mine is doing much better. it's not perfect, but less little surprises. I can tell its largely my hamstring that currently is causing any discomfort so I've been working on that. you must be due for bench day again here soon-
I know I bend my hats the same way. The 10 year old in the Braves hat is already excellent at baseball. He’s so good that he’s on an 11 and 12 year old travel team. The coach got with my son last fall and begged him to let him play on his travel team. They are undefeated and in first place. The last 4 games they have won by a combined score of 49 to 4. He plays shortstop and pitches. He can already throw a curve ball, slider, and of course fastball all for strikes. They won 15-0 last Saturday when we went, and he went 3 for 3 with a walk, single, double and home run over the fence, and he struck out 9 in 5 innings. The umpires called the game on the mercy rule. He’s the only 10 year old on the team. The coach said most 12 year olds don’t know how to throw a curve or slider or can hit it over the fence. Of course Baseball and Football are huge youth sports in Georgia. His dream is to play for the Braves.I don't know why, can't explain it, but something about the Braves just tugs at my heart strings![]()
although kids these days with those flat bills, I just can't stand a bill that isn't bent and folded into a million arches lol
Thanks brother, the back actually feels good, so probably just a little tweak , but nothing seems to be injured. I’m off today and about to go load some junk from a project I helped a friend with, and go to the landfill. So I guess that will be a decent test.Great session! Hope the back feels better soon!
Yeah sounds like it, today will be a good test!!Thanks brother, the back actually feels good, so probably just a little tweak , but nothing seems to be injured. I’m off today and about to go load some junk from a project I helped a friend with, and go to the landfill. So I guess that will be a decent test.![]()
Awesome man, great looking family!
Thanks brother….family is what it’s all about..Awesome man, great looking family!