About year and a half after using L5 to S1, I am Squatting again, no pain and strength up and i feel more stable.
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Congrats. I am a L5/L4/S1 surgery survivor, hahahaha! And I have squatted 600lbs. They said I would never lift again and wanted to med board me out of the military. That was in 2002. I finished off my carreer and fully retired on my terms, and got back into lifting and have competed in a full PL meet. You can do this brother! Congrats on no pain!TEAM GREEN
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Great news! I read an article about a guy that had pylon fractures in both. Ankles and legs. Docs told him he would never be able to walk. He started crawling to get his strength back, then body weight squats and eventually he added weight. The bones rehabilitated so well that they began expelling all the hardware they'd put in to hold everything together which had to be removed. He's now a power lifter. I'll find the link and post it if anyone is interested.
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Awesome.......squats are the king of all lifts!DISCLAIMER: "Encino_Mang" is a fictitious character with the sole purpose to entertain. Nothing posted by Encino_Mang should be considered a statement of fact. Encino_Mang talks big looking for acceptance because everyone pointed, laughed and called him ugly names. He is also generally untrustworthy and unpopular with the women's. Any information/advice given out, stated, or implied is for entertainment only and should not be considered the advocation of any illegal activity.
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Originally posted by chesty View Postyes, interested. squats are king and the most brutal exercise I know of if done properly, puke bucket is awesome!DISCLAIMER: "Encino_Mang" is a fictitious character with the sole purpose to entertain. Nothing posted by Encino_Mang should be considered a statement of fact. Encino_Mang talks big looking for acceptance because everyone pointed, laughed and called him ugly names. He is also generally untrustworthy and unpopular with the women's. Any information/advice given out, stated, or implied is for entertainment only and should not be considered the advocation of any illegal activity.
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Ok, here you go. If you have trouble getting the article from the link, google:
Barbell training as rehab brian jones story
It will take you to it as well.
Good luck.
URL:http://startingstrength.com/index.ph...ining_as_rehab
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That's great that your able to squat again. No other leg movement better than squats for leg strength and overall leg development.DISCLAIMER: "SisterSteel" is a fictitious character with the sole purpose to entertain. Any information/advice given out, stated, or implied is for entertainment only and should not be considered the advocation of any illegal activity.
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Nice to hear Chesty...although I am going to move this thread into the training section. Keep working those squats...try doing 190-200 bodyweight squats in a row, those are fun and a great warm-up.Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves. (Philippians 2:3)
We can do all things through Christ who strengthens us! (Philippians 4:13)
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squats are getting better. it's amazing how the back surgery fixed things. I never expected this good a recovery. why my doc c gets 140K for the surgery. I'm sure between anesthesiologist, nurses hospital, etc the surgery was at least $250,000!.
im just cautious in my lifts now paying real close attention to my body and stopping if anything feels even the slightest off. 10 years ago I would have ignored it and it took 13 orthopedic surgeries for me to catch on, lol. now I'm 98% and I'm not gonna screw that up.SEMPER FI, DEATH BEFORE DISHONOR, STRENGTH AND HONOR, SOMETIMES THE FROST MAKES THE BLADE STICK
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