BovaJP
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- Feb 15, 2013
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I'm 7.5 months post RC Repair surgery on my right arm. But today i'm celebrating a small victory on the road to recovery....for me anyway.
Yesterday morning, during my workout I did my first assisted pull up since my surgery. YAY FOR ME!
I've been doing pushups now for several months. But never tried a pull up. So I decided to give it a go to see how it feels. I did 2 sets of like 8 reps and stopped. After first set, when i was raising up, i didn't notice any pain. On the way down either. Then after the first set, I stopped for about a minute rest, waited to see if there was going to be any pain/assessing everything that my body was telling me. Nope, nothing. So I did another set.
Felt good. Now that I know, i will def be putting them back into the routine.
Did deadlifts the other day, very light. Felt great, shoulder was fine.
Also did shoulder presses in the smith machine rack, with no weights. I'm just having slight trouble with the arm not setting right, so i'm worried about my form.
Happy Lifting y'all
Yesterday morning, during my workout I did my first assisted pull up since my surgery. YAY FOR ME!
I've been doing pushups now for several months. But never tried a pull up. So I decided to give it a go to see how it feels. I did 2 sets of like 8 reps and stopped. After first set, when i was raising up, i didn't notice any pain. On the way down either. Then after the first set, I stopped for about a minute rest, waited to see if there was going to be any pain/assessing everything that my body was telling me. Nope, nothing. So I did another set.
Felt good. Now that I know, i will def be putting them back into the routine.
Did deadlifts the other day, very light. Felt great, shoulder was fine.
Also did shoulder presses in the smith machine rack, with no weights. I'm just having slight trouble with the arm not setting right, so i'm worried about my form.
Happy Lifting y'all