[quote]Monopoly19 wrote:
[quote]bignate wrote:
hey man glad to see youre still on the site, care to share any rehab tips? I did have bulged discs which are now just ‘degenerative’ curious as yo how managing. Mine dont give me to much pain maybe like a 1-3 out of 10 thorughout the day, ive just gotten my shoulder pain(ish) free so i wouldnt mind some advice on the back.
If this is anything to you i havent squatted/dl/clean or anything spine loading for over 1 yr now and havent had a spasm since, i know the sacrifice sucks but might just be something some of us have to live with to be pain free which i now recognize as better than strong haha[/quote]
I’ll say this first. I’m never quitting! I may have to just do highland games. I may have to become a bench fag. I may even have to bodybuild but I’m never going to stop the pursuit of getting bigger and stronger.
I was advised the following for rehab;
walk. walking is one of the best ways to increase blood flow to the low back area
ice. ice the shit out of your affected area. 30 on, 30 off, all day long if you can do it
flexibility. hammies, hips, glutes, quads, etc. I am working hard on this and it’s SLOWLY improving
core strength. my erectors were pretty big by my ab strength sucked. everything needs to be hit harder
work up to one straight set of 100 overhead squats with just a barbell. do this everyday
look up the mackinze method for low back stuff
I have become a big fan of www.mobilitywod.com
This is just some of the info I was passed along. You can look up Matt Poe on youtube and he has alot of videos he filmed during his recovery.
Of course, I have been advised by 3 doctors to stop lifting. Fuck that. I’m going to go after this harder than ever. If I hurt it again I’m going to get the fucker fused and do this all over agin. [/quote]
all of that was awesome thanks, i have not given up either, not at all, just dont do shit i know ill hurt me but it feels good being able to push on somethign even its split squats or cardio haha