while this is true to a degree (but i dont agree with). lets just say you go out there and injure yourself more from a old unhealed injury or a new one pops up either way your gonna be setting yourself back even farther then you are now. wouldnt you be happier being able to move forword with out...
ok sorry for reading into something that wasnt there...
while the squating was a great thing for you numbers the straining causes the body to contract all the muscles to try to build pressure and to help get things done (i.e. the squat). any contraction direct or indirect will not allow strains...
iv seen your videos... when you lightin the weight up you do more reps or add in pauses which defeats for the most part defeats the point of lowering the weight.
when your bicep was hurt the first time (from what i know) you where doin tons of heavy squating which causes straining which causes...
not sayin you need/should take time OFF just take down the intensity for a while. still get work in just not 110% all the time, im talkin like nothing over 90% for 2 months plus or minus a little. you will not drop strength and will make your body feel better and put your mind a ease for more...
look man, i know where your comin from and where you want to be buttake it from me. you need to throttle back on the training balls to the wall all the time. if you dont let thing heal FULLY then thing will never get better enough for you to advance to the top.
im about to be 41 and am doin...
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