smn1
Member
That sux..hope that you can recover quickly.
I also enjoyed your log.
its PRIMETIME !! with some xtend and RPM
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I also enjoyed your log.
poopypants
Banned
wow bro what a bummer! I feel for you man, thats a nasty injury thats no fun to recover from.
Good luck man.
Good luck man.
THEGEEZ
Active member
i kno bro i am so madd i had a scoot looking at me in the next few weeks .. so thats def out now .. this was the 1st league game of the season 2 .. i didn't even think it was that bad .. it happened in the first period and i played the rest of the game ..
and now i am out of lifting for at least 6 weeks ...
any ideas on what to do ?????
DreamWeaver
Legend
Do what your told... rehabbing a shoulder can be tedious but your young you'll recover and you'll bounce back fast when your healed don't worry too much. Just make sure you do a good job rehabbiing. Don't rush it the weights will still be there when your ready.
poopypants
Banned
very true, just take your time and dont rush it, shoulders are VERY easy to re-injure lifting earlier then your supposed too... Ive had much exp with doing this with snowboarding and really was worthless for me to even look at a bench for a while unless I like weights falling on my chest/head.
I think cause I would push too early (and hurting it boarding more then once after fully recouping) has made a huge impact in its strength now and makes it a pain to do anything heavy regarding shoulder exercises without it slipping out.
Once you get back I suggest that you work on your rear delts alot, they seem to be what holds your rotator cuff in place and socket together more then the others and has helped mine considerably..... again wait till recovered or directed by physical therapist to start this.
I think cause I would push too early (and hurting it boarding more then once after fully recouping) has made a huge impact in its strength now and makes it a pain to do anything heavy regarding shoulder exercises without it slipping out.
Once you get back I suggest that you work on your rear delts alot, they seem to be what holds your rotator cuff in place and socket together more then the others and has helped mine considerably..... again wait till recovered or directed by physical therapist to start this.