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Shoulders coming out of socket?!?
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06-24-2004, 10:28 AM #1Registered User
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Shoulders coming out of socket?!?
Hey u all. Ive been back from my shoulder injry for about 2 months, so im basically 95-100%. Feeling great. NO pain, minimal at most. Anyways, ive noticed no pain BUT i notice that if i do a softball rotation (swing your arms in a circle 360 degrees), i notice that my shoulder seems to like come out(like move position) then go back to normal. It doenst hurt at all, it just feels weird. Im not talking about cracking or popping, it just feels like it moves. Can anyone explain this?
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Standing curls: Repping 60 lbs
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06-24-2004, 10:39 AM #3Registered User
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ahahah but is it bad?!?!
Good, bad, im the guy with the gun-Army of Darkness
Weight:147 pounds
DB Incline Press: Repping 70 lbs in each hand.
Standing curls: Repping 60 lbs
(thats all i remember for now!)
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