Oakley6575
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Give the dude some credit. He was at least humping a barbell."How'd you break your back?"
"Humping the air."
Give the dude some credit. He was at least humping a barbell."How'd you break your back?"
"Humping the air."
Give the dude some credit. He was at least humping a barbell.



true trueAmazing news man happy for you !My prayers have been answered. The fracture was determined to be an old stress fracture. Likely tore the disc or slipped the vertebrae when I injured it. Now, it is stable, so we are not planning on treating it surgically. Without going into too much detail, I was able to talk the doctor into giving me the thumbs up to start training again, pain limiting. The condition was that I start doing his pt exercises, and I have to be able to do
Them without pain before training.
MRI next week to just make sure no other funny business is going on.
So…chest day tonight with some pt warmup!!!

Thank you my guy. I truly have a fire lit under me now.Amazing news man happy for you !
Hell yea!My prayers have been answered. The fracture was determined to be an old stress fracture. Likely tore the disc or slipped the vertebrae when I injured it. Now, it is stable, so we are not planning on treating it surgically. Without going into too much detail, I was able to talk the doctor into giving me the thumbs up to start training again, pain limiting. The condition was that I start doing his pt exercises, and I have to be able to do
Them without pain before training.
MRI next week to just make sure no other funny business is going on.
So…chest day tonight with some pt warmup!!!
Looks like Lady Luck's with you and that sure sounds like good news, and hopefully it will all go uneventfully. Just be careful this time and stick with the PT plan. If you ever do go back to hip thrusts, stick with the machine as it supports your back and look into alternate exercises that don't put a lot of stress on your back as you don't want to risk anymore fractures.My prayers have been answered. The fracture was determined to be an old stress fracture. Likely tore the disc or slipped the vertebrae when I injured it. Now, it is stable, so we are not planning on treating it surgically. Without going into too much detail, I was able to talk the doctor into giving me the thumbs up to start training again, pain limiting. The condition was that I start doing his pt exercises, and I have to be able to do
Them without pain before training.
MRI next week to just make sure no other funny business is going on.
So…chest day tonight with some pt warmup!!!

Thanks brother! I’m still in pain, but as long as the training doesn’t increase my pain, I refuse to stay out of the gym. There’s work to do!Good to see you training Pro!!
Pretty ballsy to keep training like nothing happened after literally breaking your back humping a barbell. Hopefully you'll heal up well and with no lasting side effects.Thanks brother! I’m still in pain, but as long as the training doesn’t increase my pain, I refuse to stay out of the gym. There’s work to do!

Yea careful on leg presses. Make sure to pull handles hard and keep butt super sticky.First leg day in nearly 3 weeks…We are so back ladies and gentlemen! Leg day was a success. No pain on any movement today. Some pressure on my leg presses, but I think it’s to be expected. Super happy to start the push tomorrow!
Leg day tonight —
Adductor (superset with abductor):
99 x 15
176 x 16
176 x 15
Abductor (superset with adductor):
99 x 15
176 x 16
176 x 15
Linear hack squat (weight loaded on back/hips).
1pps x 8
2pps x 8
3pps x 8
4pps x 8
5pps x 8
5pps x 7
3pps x 12 with feet super close (almost touching) and low on platform
Leg press super wide stance with feet as high as possible and toes pointed. Toes hang off the platform with heels only contacting it:
6pps x 10
6pps x 9
6pps x 8
Seated leg curl — 1 second concentric, 1 second hold, 3 second eccentric:
255 x 12
255 x 12
255 x 11
Leg extensions on old school flex fitness center cable driven seated leg ext— 1 second concentric, 1 second hold, 3 second eccentric with a pause at the bottom:
15 x 15
15 x 14
15 x 13
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I really think I can touch 290 by the end of this push!
How long is this push? Gonna be stacked upFasted Weight: 251.6lbs
No idea! Not sure if the game plan is USAs again. Last year did a push until about March when I started prep.How long is this push? Gonna be stacked up

