"Busted rib story"?I just don't have any momentum/gumption/motivation right now. Hopefully, my big side job will wrap up next weekend and I can get back in to it. Nursing a busted rib has had a lot to do with that as well.
"Busted rib story"?I just don't have any momentum/gumption/motivation right now. Hopefully, my big side job will wrap up next weekend and I can get back in to it. Nursing a busted rib has had a lot to do with that as well.
Nothing exciting. Was working out and something snapped. Muscle or something but it's painful"Busted rib story"?
Nothing exciting. Was working out and something snapped. Muscle or something but it's painful
well, I took the easy road yet again and bought a billet Accel billet Distributor. I'll switch over to EDIS when I have less things going on an need something to tinker with.
Actually, yes, it was.
Nothing exciting. Was working out and something snapped. Muscle or something but it's painful
How did they find out and was there anything they did to help recovery? I had an X-ray done and the doc basically said "if it hurts, don't do it". Im wondering if I should get a second opinion. He saw nothing wrong in the X rays but didn't think it was important enough to do a cat scan.I actually had a similar thing happen to me 2 years ago. Last heavy set 600ish, went down and felt a pop and a tingle from my ribs.
Turned out I torn the cartilage from 3 of my ribs.....
The worst parts is I wasn't even lifting a large amount of weights. Somewhere around 300lbs.with heavy weights I always wore a belt and wrapped my knees. Back in the day I squatted 505 and benched 365... Then the wife came..........
And so begins the future ramifications of injuries sustained at an earlier age. Something that you'll be able to point back to when at 50 you just stand up, and go "OWWW!!!, Where'd that pain come from?"The worst parts is I wasn't even lifting a large amount of weights. Somewhere around 300lbs.
Damned if I do and damned if I don't. I don't work out to build muscle, I workout to stay in my present form. Ya know, maintenance, if you will. I sit in a cubicle all day and that's my only shot at activity. So if I keep getting hurt performing regular maintenance, I may as well start ordering Tylenol by the case.And so begins the future ramifications of injuries sustained at an earlier age. Something that you'll be able to point back to when at 50 you just stand up, and go "OWWW!!!, Where'd that pain come from?"
Ibuprofen, ibuprofen works better.Damned if I do and damned if I don't. I don't work out to build muscle, I workout to stay in my present form. Ya know, maintenance, if you will. I sit in a cubicle all day and that's my only shot at activity. So if I keep getting hurt performing regular maintenance, I may as well start ordering Tylenol by the case.
Ah yes. How soon I forget.Ibuprofen, ibuprofen works better.
They have BMW dealerships in your city don't they?Damned if I do and damned if I don't. I don't work out to build muscle, I workout to stay in my present form. Ya know, maintenance, if you will. I sit in a cubicle all day and that's my only shot at activity. So if I keep getting hurt performing regular maintenance, I may as well start ordering Tylenol by the case.
How did they find out and was there anything they did to help recovery? I had an X-ray done and the doc basically said "if it hurts, don't do it". Im wondering if I should get a second opinion. He saw nothing wrong in the X rays but didn't think it was important enough to do a cat scan.
Haha yep. Same mattress hereX-ray wont show the cartilage tear. Mine was so bad it clicked, it was a feel thing. My doctor had the injury himself prior and knew exactly what to look for. Basically they'll give you a pain med and rest 3-6 weeks. Not really anything you can do except let it heal. Made sleeping on a memory foam bed miserable.