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The Transient 07-23-2007 12:22 AM

Minor Injuries
 
Minor injuries have been setting me back for sometime now (Jammed thumb, strained back muscle, strained neck muscle etc...) The injuries are likely due to poor technique, but I also suspect a few of them were just freak accidents.

A week ago I felt a slight discomfort in my neck towards the end of a set of bench pressing. I thought nothing of it and went on with my routine. On the walk home it felt a little tender so I decided to ice it when I got back. It's been bothering me ever since. The pain isn't too severe, in fact, its very slight and only occurs when I raise my arm.

My main problem is determining when it's okay for me to work out again. On one hand, I really want to get back in the gym so that I don't lose progress. On the other, I'm terrified that I'll worsen the injury so much so that I won't be able to work out for an extended period of time. I'm sure you guys encounter many small injuries like this. Do you push through slight discomfort?

Note: I'm working to correct any technique issues that could be causing these injuries, but some of them are just unpreventable.

Thremp 07-23-2007 02:16 AM

Re: Minor Injuries
 
Smiley stop. Xylem was good though. I'll give you that.

Burdzthewurd 07-23-2007 04:21 AM

Re: Minor Injuries
 
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Smiley stop. Xylem was good though. I'll give you that.

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Huh? No way Xylem is Smiley

thirddan 07-23-2007 11:43 AM

Re: Minor Injuries
 
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Smiley stop. Xylem was good though. I'll give you that.

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haha, awesome...

thirddan 07-23-2007 11:45 AM

Re: Minor Injuries
 
obv none of us can diagnose the problem for you...you have to use sound judgement...if its just pain you can work through it or rest/recover for a bit then try again...if its an injury you should get it taken care of...


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