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07-26-2005, 03:38 PM #1Registered User
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tri pain
alright, heres the thing, for a while now... i think about 2 months, ive had this pain, kinda like a burining pinch just above my elbow, about where the tri seems to end... i believe, this is only triggered by bent over tri extentions and emm, also is i do behind the head lat pulldowns, both when alot of weight is put on em, i was juss wondering what this could be, if i should let it pass, or see someone about it
,thanks in advance.the power to accept what cannot be changed,
the courage to change what can
."puterea de a accepta ceea ce nu poate fi schimbat, curajul de a schimba ceea ce poate fi schimbat"
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07-26-2005, 03:47 PM #2Senior Member
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Well it's been two months. I don't believe we have any medical doctors on this board. So if it was me. I think you have two choices here. Back down on the weight for the exercises that is creating the problem. If that helps great. If not then I'd probably seek medical attention.
Tough
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