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  • Bouncer
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    beast what were you doing again? was it incline press or something?

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  • rado
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    Originally posted by BEAST View Post
    Yeah since there isn't any bruising in the bicep, looks like pec tendon is still attached.

    Yeah isn't it crazy how it sounds? initially I thought I tore my shirt then instantly the pain set in and I knew I had torn my pec.

    Besides the bruise I had on my chest I had this too. :grin:


    I remember this pic....I know, the sound does sound like someone is ripping a piece of cloth lol.

    The pain is unexplainable :staypuff:

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  • BEAST
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    Originally posted by Ronin View Post
    no pop bro, It felt like I was literally being ripped open; like being skinned if that makes sense. Like grabbing a cloth and ripping it; that sound it makes? That's what I felt.
    Yeah since there isn't any bruising in the bicep, looks like pec tendon is still attached.

    Yeah isn't it crazy how it sounds? initially I thought I tore my shirt then instantly the pain set in and I knew I had torn my pec.

    Besides the bruise I had on my chest I had this too. :grin:


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  • Bouncer
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    perfection aside from a pec tear... shame.

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  • rado
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    Originally posted by Turbo3000 View Post
    Sucks man, looking to be in good shape. And that is heavy ass weight.
    Thanks.

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  • rado
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    This morning:thumb:
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  • Turbo3000
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    Sucks man, looking to be in good shape. And that is heavy ass weight.

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  • rado
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    Originally posted by Mr incredible View Post
    I can tell you right now!

    That is a small tear deep down in the pec major near where it inserts with the shoulder.

    You will indeed have a small divet once healed up, but not a bad one, I would say you got lucky there pal.


    Plenty of anti oxidants, careful movement but movement.

    Couple week off chest, careful even on shrugs and anything that fklexes chest.

    3rd week on chest day simply use the bar alone, I'm serious, slow steady easing and stretching slightly to teach the fibres into laying in the right direction again.

    the next week, 22lb plates either side

    week after 45lb either side

    week after 90lbs a side, an no heavier than 225lb for the next three months! trust me! been there, that is the way, don't have to be deep reps to touch chest, stop short, do mainly incline.

    Its al about getting the integrity mack, getting the movement back, you will heal pretty good mate, no worries
    I'm gonna post more pics this weekend...wow!!! Amazing how much more black and nuke it is from this morning. It's definitely not a small tear.

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  • rado
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    Originally posted by Chadd77 View Post
    And why would the doc think it's a rotator cuff?

    She made me do certain movements that required use of it and obviously I can't do shit. Maybe my wording came out wrong; she's a top notch dr....she was just making out loud comments and that was one of them that kind of made me cringe.
    Originally posted by BEAST View Post
    Exactly!
    Looks like it's time to see a different doctor.

    Still to early to tell but from lack of bruising in your bicep your tendon could be still attached you your humerus, which is a good thing.

    Did you feel a pop when you felt the muscle tear?
    no pop bro, It felt like I was literally being ripped open; like being skinned if that makes sense. Like grabbing a cloth and ripping it; that sound it makes? That's what I felt.

    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    Better shape than I thought bro. Figured you for an old slob these days. Good to see.
    :thumb:I'm a pimp :thankyou:

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  • Bouncer
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    Better shape than I thought bro. Figured you for an old slob these days. Good to see.

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  • Mr I
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    I can tell you right now!

    That is a small tear deep down in the pec major near where it inserts with the shoulder.

    You will indeed have a small divet once healed up, but not a bad one, I would say you got lucky there pal.


    Plenty of anti oxidants, careful movement but movement.

    Couple week off chest, careful even on shrugs and anything that fklexes chest.

    3rd week on chest day simply use the bar alone, I'm serious, slow steady easing and stretching slightly to teach the fibres into laying in the right direction again.

    the next week, 22lb plates either side

    week after 45lb either side

    week after 90lbs a side, an no heavier than 225lb for the next three months! trust me! been there, that is the way, don't have to be deep reps to touch chest, stop short, do mainly incline.

    Its al about getting the integrity mack, getting the movement back, you will heal pretty good mate, no worries

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  • lipripper
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    That sucks bro, never torn my chest but I have ripped up triceps and shoulders...just dont push the recovery let it heal right.

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  • BEAST
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    Originally posted by Chadd77 View Post
    And why would the doc think it's a rotator cuff?
    Exactly!
    Looks like it's time to see a different doctor.

    Still to early to tell but from lack of bruising in your bicep your tendon could be still attached you your humerus, which is a good thing.

    Did you feel a pop when you felt the muscle tear?

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  • Chadd77
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    And why would the doc think it's a rotator cuff?

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  • rado
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    I'm excited to see it turn purple:D 1st pic is 24 hrs after injury and 2nd pic is as of this morning. ...last pic is just for fun :D

    Follow up is Monday and blood work.
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