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For those of you who don't know, APT stands for "Anterior Pelvic Tilt". I recently fixed my APT, i had it pretty bad, definitely a lot worse than most people. How did i get it? Playing video games 24/7 for 2 years straight. Sedentary lifestyles are the biggest cause of APT. Jobs where you are...
This thread is dedicated to hernias, hernia recovery, hernia survivors, success stories. I am here for any MISCer or BB.com member if you need motivation help, advice, encouragement, words of wisdom, hints, tips, tricks, or just a fellow friend who truly knows what you are going through....
Here's an article that I've alluded to a few times that I had been working on. It's finally finished. I hope you like the final product. If you have any suggestions or comments, please let me know. I'd be happy to hear constructive criticisms on the article. My goal with this article was to make a...
I've been in and out of numerous ortho offices the past 6 months trying to rehab a myriad of shoulder issues. A posterior labral tear being the root issue. I was unsure of the exact cause of the tear until I saw a surgeon that really understood bench form and how it relates to shoulder health. I...
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My knees hurt. A local chiropractor has an ad on Facebook for Soft Wave Therapy (also called Shock Wave Therapy), which consists of using sound blasts to cause micro trauma to an injured body part, which is supposed to start a healing response. Anyone have knowledge/experience with this?
Pretty sure I just developed tennis elbow. Pain is on the outside of the elbow and radiates down the forearm. Interestingly I can do skull crushers without pain especially if I go thumbless (suicide skull crushers contender for most brutal exercise name), but out of everything, lateral raises hurt...
So I'm an out of shape and 45 years old. I have weight trained before but have never been consistent. I have a mild case of golfers elbow in my right elbow and have had some knee issues in the past. The only physical activity I do is skateboarding but I recently had to take a break from that...
Is it ok to keep taking creatine if I’m taking Motrin to help with inflammation from an injury ?
Hi all, The past 4 years I've been riddled with costocondritis and shoulder impingement but have recently been pain free I haven't worked out since 2019 and I'm worried about injuring myself again because it did get me depressed Are their any real exercises I should avoid? When I start...
Hey, so I know the best solution for overtraining syndrome is rest. But let's say there was a certain situation causing someone to only be able to rest 2 days a week. Not being worried about body image, but a real condition. Would slow, cautious strength training be safe or possible? Especially...
Hello all, I have hemorrhoids for 6 months which i think is between grade 2 and grade 3. There are lumps right on the inside my anus. After a bowel movement, it looks like my anus is swelled up, but not coming from the inside, more like the outside of it swells up. It usually doesn't hurt,...
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