Thread: Injury Advice - Rotator Cuff !!!
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Old 26-01-2007, 09:53 PM   #22 (permalink)
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Re: Injury Advice - Rotator Cuff !!!
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Originally Posted by Nine Pack View Post
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But Paul, I have to differ with one comment you posted.
From everything I ever read about the rotator issues, a layoff heals over 90% of them that are not torn.

I do agree that doing the business as usual and trying to rehab the injury while doing the same movements that injured it in the first place would be counter productive.
But a layoff would allow the injury to heal up without any distractions.
And to this above I respectfully disagree.:love:
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