Getting back in shape after Heart bypass surgery.
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01-14-2005, 08:09 AM #1Junior Member
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Getting back in shape after Heart bypass surgery.
Do you guys know of any bodybuilders that have gotten back into good shape after having heart bypass surgery. I know that Boyer Coe, Danny Padilla and Mike Matarazzo have had surgery for it but I can't find anything about their recovery.
This is kind of imprtant because it looks like I am gonna be next for the knife. If you can find anything that tells if they were able to get back into shape please show me where it is...thanks
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