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WILLSANIcon...04-04-2011 @ 17:02 
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I used to get it periodically from squatting. the only thing that stopped it for good was dropping weight and the extra flexibility that came from that.
davycummingsIcon...04-04-2011 @ 17:10 
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WILLSAN said:I used to get it periodically from squatting. the only thing that stopped it for good was dropping weight and the extra flexibility that came from that.


My flexibility is not too bad in the arms and shoulders, better than it is in the lower body. I can do narrow grip with a higher bar, but trying to improve my squat and line is better with bar low and arms wide.

If it was purely the squat then I would have assumed flexibility, but would that cause it on log, stones, truck pull etc?
WILLSANIcon...04-04-2011 @ 18:19 
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for me, squat would start it off and then once the pain was there all sorts of other stuff would aggravate the problem. took a while to pinpoint it but squats were definately the cause. strapping it up helped a bit but I would always have to back off the squats or switch to fronts to get rid.
dan_sIcon...04-04-2011 @ 19:25 
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Get down the physio mate mine get really really bad about every 2 months the tendons get really tight and hard they feel like steel cable lol,get mine mostly on overhead or any holding event
davycummingsIcon...04-04-2011 @ 22:18 
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Will, it was normally squats that set me off in the past, and others aggrivated it, but this time it was stones, and log made it worse. I was mostly doing front and zercher squats or high bar back squats, which were fine. Lower bar squats on thurs night definately inflamed it, and truck pull on sun made it way worse.

It feels ok today, will see how it is tomorrow, but its log and stones Roll-Eyes

Dan, OH and holds dont bother me at all, the cleans do, but pressing is fine. I will get my friend who is a physio to take a look now she has recovered from shoulder surgery, but I have avoided going to hospital physio here, as they have made every injury I have gone there with a lot worse
dan_sIcon...05-04-2011 @ 10:55 
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Well hope you find what you need bud,i know that the physio i use.is s**t hot when it comes to strength training issues,i think he was physio for the gb weightlifting team for a while
davycummingsIcon...05-04-2011 @ 19:14 
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dan_s said:Well hope you find what you need bud,i know that the physio i use.is s**t hot when it comes to strength training issues,i think he was physio for the gb weightlifting team for a while


You are lucky to have access to that kind of physio mate, things are a bit limited up here. Got someone to have a look at it for me this week, so hopefully that will help. Also got a book with pressure point stuff from Thing.

Oh, and now I have the pain on OH too, never had it before, but axle press was agony tonight. Press was fine, but lowering the weight back to chest was agony. Only managed warm up, which hurt, then one rep at working weight, then was too sore. Struggled to put the plates away.
dan_sIcon...05-04-2011 @ 21:43 
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davycummings said:
You are lucky to have access to that kind of physio mate, things are a bit limited up here. Got someone to have a look at it for me this week, so hopefully that will help. Also got a book with pressure point stuff from Thing.
Oh, and now I have the pain on OH too, never had it before, but axle press was agony tonight. Press was fine, but lowering the weight back to chest was agony. Only managed warm up, which hurt, then one rep at working weight, then was too sore. Struggled to put the plates away.


yep bringing the bar back down to the chest is exactly when i get it,ive found that stretching the biceps for a good 10 mins before training has really helped
FAT_SAMIcon...06-04-2011 @ 00:48 
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Post Edited: 06.04.2011 @ 00:49 AM by FAT_SAM
Tendons have a very poor blood supply, so to get any blood flow to them at all you need to do very high reps. My suggestion would be to do a set of 50 reps with 5-10kg dumbells (hammer curls, db curls) or a similar rep range on cable curls. Barbell reverse grip curls (again for very high reps) successfully sorted out the bicep tendonitis of one of the lads I train with.Happy
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FAT_SAM said:Tendons have a very poor blood supply, so to get any blood flow to them at all you need to do very high reps. My suggestion would be to do a set of 50 reps with 5-10kg dumbells (hammer curls, db curls) or a similar rep range on cable curls. Barbell reverse grip curls (again for very high reps) successfully sorted out the bicep tendonitis of one of the lads I train with.Happy


Will have to give this a try, have bicep tendon pain after wide grip doing pull ups with out properly warming up last night!
davycummingsIcon...08-04-2011 @ 17:05 
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FAT_SAM said:Tendons have a very poor blood supply, so to get any blood flow to them at all you need to do very high reps. My suggestion would be to do a set of 50 reps with 5-10kg dumbells (hammer curls, db curls) or a similar rep range on cable curls. Barbell reverse grip curls (again for very high reps) successfully sorted out the bicep tendonitis of one of the lads I train with.Happy


Just had physio and they said something along the same lines. Suggested doing light high rep stuff including high rep partials at the mid point of a curl.

Also showed me some ways to strap the arm that might help, so will see how it goes.
FAT_SAMIcon...08-04-2011 @ 18:51 
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davycummings said:
Just had physio and they said something along the same lines. Suggested doing light high rep stuff including high rep partials at the mid point of a curl.
Also showed me some ways to strap the arm that might help, so will see how it goes.


Yep I reckon the reverse stuff would work best. Most people are atrociously weak at those - and usually a massive weakness means an imbalance of sorts.

I like the idea of high rep partials aswell.
davycummingsIcon...08-04-2011 @ 21:27 
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I dont really like the idea of any designated arm work, as I find it boring, but if needs must.

I will do it with shame, as I tend to rip the piss out of the bench and curls brigade whenever possible, and now it will be curls every session for me too Roll-Eyes
ThingIcon...08-04-2011 @ 21:49 
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davycummings said:I dont really like the idea of any designated arm work, as I find it boring, but if needs must.

I will do it with shame, as I tend to rip the piss out of the bench and curls brigade whenever possible, and now it will be curls every session for me too Roll-Eyes


Take my bunjee ropes that I have at the gym and take them home and you can do them at home to hide that shame.
davycummingsIcon...08-04-2011 @ 23:32 
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Thing said:
Take my bunjee ropes that I have at the gym and take them home and you can do them at home to hide that shame.


Ha ha, no, I had better not be a closet bicep curler.

I shall have to deal with the shame, put on my tightest vest and get as close to the mirror as possible, maybe the one in the squat rack, and curl away Grin

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