First day back in the gym since surgery. I'm so happy to be lifting again!!! Surgery went fine, No Cancer.
THAT is the best news.
Glad to see you back Liz.
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First day back in the gym since surgery. I'm so happy to be lifting again!!! Surgery went fine, No Cancer.
Now go lift some weights
LizzyLifts wrote:Monday 4/27
First day back in the gym since surgery. I'm so happy to be lifting again!!! Surgery went fine, No Cancer
Also, i need to learn how to evaluate my body's response to these lifts. In the week before surgery i accumulated so much muscle tension in my upper back/shoulders i ended up with limited ROM in my neck and pain/knots/trigger points esp. in the traps. Horrible. I'm hoping it had more to do with anticipating the surgery and less to do with training. I need to learn how to avoid this, if it's avoidable, or work thru it. I got Clair-Davies book and did lots of soft tissue work with a tennis ball...it helped somewhat...better than doing nothing.
On to Wkt.B on Wed.
In the week before surgery i accumulated so much muscle tension in my upper back/shoulders i ended up with limited ROM in my neck and pain/knots/trigger points esp. in the traps. Horrible. I'm hoping it had more to do with anticipating the surgery and less to do with training. I need to learn how to avoid this, if it's avoidable, or work thru it. I got Clair-Davies book and did lots of soft tissue work with a tennis ball...it helped somewhat...better than doing nothing.
Squats
65lbs. 12 reps onto a bench not low enough, imho!
70lbs. 12 reps no bench here, but form? well wtf, who knows
75lbs. 7 with assists on last ones, definitely not making parallel
80lbs. 6 with assists and not deep enough
45lbs. 20 reps
what was the point of all this!!! I just felt like i rushed thru and was throwing a bunch of weight around with no regard to any form at all...unbelievable
pagangoddess wrote:I'd definitely take a pass on working out with him in the future.
Re: assists...I've never experienced that before. he was behind me with his hands under the bar on the way up...hard to tell how much he was helping, but it was distracting. At 80lbs. i lost interest in the whole endeavor...never again.
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