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Old 05-04-03, 09:25 PM   #1
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Unhappy forearm splints...

much like shin splints but in the forearms.... hurts especially bad when you let go of the weights you are using.


any suggestions on what to do for the pain... i have heard everyone say work through it or just take some time off... well working through it has become a chore because i just can't use the weights i need and i feel like i would be better off just becoming a cardio bunny and working legs 2 or 3 times a week.
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This can be trouble for your training. . .what bicep movements or other exercises affect the area. . .preacher curls??
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almost all curls, side laterals with dumbells... shrugs are impossible, a lot of presses... basically anything upper body sucks at the moment... i have taken 3 days off and am taking tommorow off and if it continues i will maybe get my surgery sooner than later and give the whole body time to heal.
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almost all curls, side laterals with dumbells... shrugs are impossible, a lot of presses... basically anything upper body sucks at the moment... i have taken 3 days off and am taking tommorow off and if it continues i will maybe get my surgery sooner than later and give the whole body time to heal.


Since so many exercises affect the forearms. . .I would recommend taking some time off and let your body recover. I feel bad for you because this is an unfortunate situation. Hang in there bro and you will get better.
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i'll know tuesday if they are gona be able to handle it... if not time to get my loose skin taken off.
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