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You know your dedication is above normal when the gym is this empty. 😉. . This is my favorite area at @goldsgymbellevue . Power racks and a great selection of #isolateral equipment. The majority of my workouts focus on Iso-Lateral work (especially upper-body) since my left side (shoulder, bicep, tricep, and lats) are weaker than my right as a result of a slap tear in my shoulder a few years ago. . A SLAP tear is a type of shoulder injury. It affects the labrum, which is the cartilage on the rim of the shoulder’s socket. The labrum is a rubber-like tissue that holds the ball of the shoulder joint in place. This type of tear can alter how well you can activate certain muscles since the tendon attachments are in different positions. For about 4 months after I was injured my left shoulder felt very unstable... Like it could have easily dislocated. It's a very unsettling feeling. . While I opted to go through physical therapy to rehabilitate it, surgery to repair it is likely not far off (possibly this year). My left shoulder is what holds me back constantly and I am always addressing strength imbalances because of it. But, I am still making progress regardless. 👌🏼. I just have to pay extra special attention to how a movement feels. Heavy flat bench presses fell very unstable for me, but heavy incline and decline iso-lateral presses feel 10 times better. . If you have an old injury, don't force an exercise, find something that feels right and will allow you to progressively add weight. If you are not a competitive power lifter, which requires specific lifts, then there is no reason for you to have to do lifts that could make old injuries worse. You can make better progress by working around them. . #avoidinjury #workaroundinjuries #strengthprogress #workouttips #dedication #liftsafe #payattentiontoyourbody #listentoyourbody #gymrat #liftlife #getstrong #shoulderinjury #slaptear #slaptearrecovery #shoulderrehab (at Gold's Gym) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6k9AuwA4K5/?igshid=rz8yu1p0q0jh

Most warm-up sessions will include a combination of cardiovascular exercises, stretching and strength drills. The cardiovascular exercises are designed to increase circulation, increase body temperature and bring the heart rate up, while stretching warms the muscles and prepare them for the movements they will be required to carry out during the activity. Explosive strength exercises, which may include sprint drills or jumps, gently increase the level of intensity and prepare the body for sudden movements; these exercises should only be done once the muscles are warm; this will prevent injuries. The warm-up should gently prepare the body for exercises by gradually increasing the heart rate and circulation; this will loosen the joints and increase blood flow to the muscles. Stretching the muscles prepares them for physical activity and prevents injuries. Most warm up sessions last between 20 minutes and half an hour; this gives the body plenty of time to gradually get ready for physical activity. The most important reason for doing a warm up is to prevent injury during exercise; keeping the muscles warm will prevent acute injuries such as hamstring strains and will stave off overuse injuries by allowing the body to prepare steadily and safely. #poweredbyherbalife #info #warmup #avoidinjury #exercise (at Hove Promenade)

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