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    training back from short term injury

    do u guys have any special methods u use ?
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    what is the injury?
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    a pulled muscle in my delt area under the shoulder blade
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    A pulled muscle generally seems to respond best to leaving it alone, and starting light/easing into it once the pain starts to go away.
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    cool so just drop the weights down to like 40% or something ?
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    I would say that after you leave it alone for however length of time it needs to heal, then use a weight that does not aggravate the muscle again. I wouldn't try to quantify a percentage; use a weight that feels right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cg18862
    I would say that after you leave it alone for however length of time it needs to heal, then use a weight that does not aggravate the muscle again. I wouldn't try to quantify a percentage; use a weight that feels right.
    ok will do
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