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    Ok so I know that I have most likely a torn rotator cuff. But dam when I do ez wide grip curls I get the damdest shooting sharp pain down the outside of my arm. WTF??? (from shoulder to elbow)
    Gonna try dbl curls next time and see how that goes. Also narrow grip ez curls.
    Just whining here..
    "Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the Government take care of him, better take a closer look at the American Indian."
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    Ouch! Been down that road myself! Do you do any rotator cuff exercises? Everyday before I lift I stretch and do rotator cuff exercises. If you don't I would totally recommend doing them before ever even picking up any weight. The way it was explained to me was that even though my Delts were getting so much stronger I wasn't building my rotator.

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    • #3
      Use bands that really helped me out... My shoulders still pop out all the time but bands did help
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      • #4
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        Sounds like that bicep tendon is giving you issues, my rotater cuff has bad tendinitis now and it shoots pain all the way down the bicep tendon to where it ties in at the elbow. Gonna try some tb500.
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        • #5
          Originally posted by kazman68 View Post
          Sounds like that bicep tendon is giving you issues, my rotater cuff has bad tendinitis now and it shoots pain all the way down the bicep tendon to where it ties in at the elbow. Gonna try some tb500.
          Do a log or at least a post on the tb500. Curious how it works for ya
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          • #6
            Re: dammit to hell

            A friend of mine is running tb500 and she says it's been helping her.

            I agree with Kazman, it sounds like your bicep tendon and not your rotator.
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            • #7
              Re: dammit to hell

              Originally posted by Ironguruera View Post
              Do a log or at least a post on the tb500. Curious how it works for ya
              Will do, slightly pulled a quad tonight on top of everything else going on, going to jump on the tb500 and back down the weights, and go higher reps/super sets/pre exaust etc..for the next few weeks.
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              • #8
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                Good to know peeps and a BIG THANKS to everybody.
                FuelFan if you would be so kind list out exactly what you do for me bro and thanks man!
                It def would not be a bad thing to get in the habit of.
                So does anybody have any suggestions what to do for my becep tendon?
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                • #9
                  Re: dammit to hell

                  Ice/heat, I sleep with my arm elevated a bit, Nsaid's can help inflammation. Train lighter for a while it's a bitch I know..I'm going to try tb500 myself, after my quad incident last night.It needs to time to rest up..
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                  • #10
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                    I used to get lots of pain in my upper arm too. I changed my arm curl form and that helped a lot. A lot of guys will let the bar or dumbbell go all the way down with the arm fully extended. What they dont know is that actully hyper extends your arm. It usually causes lots of pain in the elbow and shoulder area. The trick is to reduce the range that you lift in. At the bottom keep your arm slightly bent, look at your arm when its relaxed it hangs in the slightly bent position. At the top try and hit the chest area just, one or two inches above the nipple line, about center chest. You may not think thats high enough but the biceps pull the wrist toward the shoulder area so taking it to your chin doesnt help do anything but move your shoulder. This will keep constant tension on the biceps and help reduce the pain. Do this on all the tricep exercises too.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by zedhed View Post
                      Ok so I know that I have most likely a torn rotator cuff. But dam when I do ez wide grip curls I get the damdest shooting sharp pain down the outside of my arm. WTF??? (from shoulder to elbow)
                      Gonna try dbl curls next time and see how that goes. Also narrow grip ez curls.
                      Just whining here..
                      Don't do wide grip EZ curls! Lol
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                      • #12
                        Careful w shoulders bro!!! Mine have popped out during lifts.... I almost took an 85 lb dumbbell to the face, I never use spotters but that day I had one. Thank god! I think easy that dumbbell would have been my first knockout
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                        • #13
                          Re: dammit to hell

                          Originally posted by red crayon View Post
                          I used to get lots of pain in my upper arm too. I changed my arm curl form and that helped a lot. A lot of guys will let the bar or dumbbell go all the way down with the arm fully extended. What they dont know is that actully hyper extends your arm. It usually causes lots of pain in the elbow and shoulder area. The trick is to reduce the range that you lift in. At the bottom keep your arm slightly bent, look at your arm when its relaxed it hangs in the slightly bent position. At the top try and hit the chest area just, one or two inches above the nipple line, about center chest. You may not think thats high enough but the biceps pull the wrist toward the shoulder area so taking it to your chin doesnt help do anything but move your shoulder. This will keep constant tension on the biceps and help reduce the pain. Do this on all the tricep exercises too.
                          Gr8 advice and thanks bro!
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                          • #14
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                            Originally posted by Fit Guru View Post
                            Don't do wide grip EZ curls! Lol
                            Well yah bro! LOL
                            Ok but it really seems like doing the EZ curls on the narrow part of the bar is too narrow. Maybe just cuz Im not used to that...
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                            • #15
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                              Originally posted by Vicious 13 View Post
                              Careful w shoulders bro!!! Mine have popped out during lifts.... I almost took an 85 lb dumbbell to the face, I never use spotters but that day I had one. Thank god! I think easy that dumbbell would have been my first knockout
                              Yeah had the dam thing fixed once but now its fugged again. Not even sure how or when I did it this time around.
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