Hey i dont mean to just bump onto thread like this but im just curious. Hope you dont mind. I injured my knee at football camp. I just had my MRI and the doc said I ruptured my acl,tore my meniscus pretty bad, an have tears in my mcl and lcl. I know I won't be able to play football this year...
Hey I recently injured my knee and I'll be out of full body training for a few weeks. So I need help on finding a upper body lifting program? I have an mcl sprain from football.
I am,
5'11"
190lbs
I'm 18
5'11"
190lbs
I was running the ball and knee got tangled up.(mcl sprain)
Plan to be bigger,faster,stronger etc. I plan to play college football
Sorry idk how to bump or anything?
Sorry for the late reply I haven't checked my feed in awhile. I did the program for a month then I started track and it was too hard on my body being a sprinter. But in that month I saw great results. I plan to continue it after track season. By during that month I was just doing 345 on deadlift...
2nd week is finished. My lifts are improving fast. But on the stronglifts program it only has you deadlift once. Would it be okay to do more than once? That's my only lift I fill like its not improving.
My main event is the 100m. But overall i can compete in any event. Usually I've done relays and some field events, due to not event sprinters this year I'll be doing all individual events.
I too am worrying about over training. I got to get ready for track I am a sprinter/jumper. M-W-F are my lift days. In between those days I do hill sprints. Or take it easy with swimming and a few 800m runs/mile or 2. Also I try to incorporate ply metrics/agility drills
Just started strong lifts 5x5 training and finished the 1st week today. It's a bit different than the program I was on before. But I feel good doing it. I already feel bigger and my lifts improving. My diet is going well with this 3 day program. I'll report again next week.
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