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Old 24-01-2008, 01:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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back injury/rehab/positive stories

had another back twinge last year squatting-and now doing leg press(missing squats though) does anyone have any positive stories of recovery and subsequent gains after a bad back injury
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Old 24-01-2008, 09:07 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: back injury/rehab/positive stories

I think PScarb will have the mother of all recovery stories...

However, one of my own. I tore ligaments in my lower back about 2 years ago when deadlifting due to a) a weak core, b) stiff hips c) poor form - I've got posts on here about it. Had various physios and chiros telling me different stories - most of which were BS to get me going back.

Finally, I found a very good physio (Dave @ Hallamshire Physio for anyone local to Sheffield), who worked me hard and was honest about what I would achive. It turns out I also have wedging of my spine at L1 and L5 - similar to spondylosis.

After a lot of hard work - mainly core strength and hip flexability - I'm squatting 120kg for 12 comfortably and deadlifting 110kg for 12. I don't intend to drop below 8 reps and use moderate weights - but this weight is enough to stimulate growth. I'm aiming to be hitting 140kg for both by the end of this year.

I was lucky in the respect I can squat again as I really enjoy it. But like I said at the start - I'm sure Paul top trumps us all with recovery and subsequent growth!
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Old 25-01-2008, 08:12 PM   #3 (permalink)
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thanks mate, i see how it goes ,legs feeling ok pressing etc --but not same as squats scared to do again for now just see how it goes next few month
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