Reply With QuoteShitty News. Never gone under the knife. But have had shoulder problems since I was 20. I used to pitch threw around mid to High eighties and now can hardly throw 50's with out extreme pain. Had an MRI done and they could find nothing wrong.
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02-15-2005, 07:43 AM #1Training for triathlon
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I recieved the results from my MRI and it looks like I may have a possible tear. I'am going to see a specialist in Toronto next week to see the full extent of the damage. It's really unfortunate for me since I was hoping on making the (Baseball) Canadian youth team
. Has anyone else here gone under the knife or experienced and rotator cuff problems??
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Sorry to hear the bad news...if it is a tear surgery is usually the best option.
But a good surgeon, good rehab, and a good attitude....will get you back throwing better than ever in less time than you may think.My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right.
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02-15-2005, 09:46 AM #4Training for triathlon
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I'am 17 and currently play in Eastern Ontario, and unfortunatly I start playing later on this month, so I'am restricted to light throwing. I've noticed my arm has been in decline for the last few years, when I was 14 I could max out at 76mph,and last time I was under the gun I threw 72.
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