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post #19696 of 30342
8/13/12 at 1:17pm
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Originally Posted by Axelman 17 View Post

This groin injury continues to confound me. Decided to screw the advice of my PT and do heavy DLs on Saturday (well, heavy for me). Expected to have serious groin pain thereafter but have felt great ever since. So strange that I can do that and feel good but doing nothing more than sitting on a stool for an hour or two can completely aggravate it.

Generally, i find my groin/abdominal pain to flare up the next day, rather than at the time. Best to lay off.
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post #19697 of 30342
8/13/12 at 1:18pm
I bought myself a suspension training set, like trx but half the price, for traveling. loving it. great workout in 20 minutes
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post #19698 of 30342
8/13/12 at 1:20pm
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Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty View Post

Generally, i find my groin/abdominal pain to flare up the next day, rather than at the time. Best to lay off.

This has been my experience as well which is why I am surprised I feel so good on day three.
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post #19699 of 30342
8/13/12 at 2:02pm
If one trains consistently and the body is accustomed to the stress, rhabdo is less likely, right?
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post #19700 of 30342
8/13/12 at 5:36pm
First lean gains workout day wherein I was able to get my full calories in the window. Gorged myself on pizza and chicken wings--feelsgoodman.

I'm going to have to prep more healthy high-calorie foods or it's going to be a salt and saturated fat-fest every three days.
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post #19701 of 30342
8/13/12 at 5:48pm
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Originally Posted by db_ggmm View Post

If one trains consistently and the body is accustomed to the stress, rhabdo is less likely, right?

Yeah, I usually see it when a newbie does intense full-body workouts(CROSSFIT FUARK YEAH!!!) or goes rock-climbing for the first time or something and overdoes it. I almost never see it in well-trained folks. Dehydration usually plays a role.
Edited by TKJTG - 8/13/12 at 6:00pm
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post #19702 of 30342
8/13/12 at 6:06pm
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Originally Posted by Axelman 17 View Post

This groin injury continues to confound me. Decided to screw the advice of my PT and do heavy DLs on Saturday (well, heavy for me). Expected to have serious groin pain thereafter but have felt great ever since. So strange that I can do that and feel good but doing nothing more than sitting on a stool for an hour or two can completely aggravate it.

I swear its like you're my sock account. Do you get pain when you sit in the car for a while? Completely randomly?
Edited by Rambo - 8/13/12 at 6:32pm
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post #19703 of 30342
8/13/12 at 6:11pm
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Hmmm..... size 13 on the 'bay. Should I kop?
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post #19704 of 30342
8/13/12 at 8:54pm
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Stomach feels so miserable everyday until afternoon on dis here IF
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post #19705 of 30342
8/13/12 at 10:57pm
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Originally Posted by TKJTG View Post


Yeah, I usually see it when a newbie does intense full-body workouts(CROSSFIT FUARK YEAH!!!) or goes rock-climbing for the first time or something and overdoes it. I almost never see it in well-trained folks. Dehydration usually plays a role.

 

It's actually most common in de-conditioned former athletes. Complete newbies tend not to have the mental capacity to push themselves hard enough to cause that much damage. The bigger danger is guys who were serious athletes ten years ago, who have let themselves go. They have the mental capacity to push well beyond what their body is currently capable of.

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post #19706 of 30342
8/14/12 at 1:50am
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Originally Posted by globetrotter View Post

I bought myself a suspension training set, like trx but half the price, for traveling. loving it. great workout in 20 minutes

I have one of these (TRX knockoff). Haven't gotten around to using it yet.
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post #19707 of 30342
8/14/12 at 2:45am
INTERVAL TRAINING

1,5 years ago I fractured my arm during a handball game. The metal plate was recently removed and now the doctors said that I'm good to go. I've done some running and training at home in the last year, but nothing really serious. I really want to start playing again, although handball is a very physical sport and severe injuries are nothing out of the ordinary. In the past, I ran about 15km three times a week, but I guess interval training would be better for regaining my speed and maybe my agility(?).
Do you guys have any experiences regarding interval training? I know that it is tough as nails, but I like it that way and am willing to suffer.

Good plans etc. are really appreciated.

Thought about sprinting 100m and slowly jogging 100m alternately, but I can't possibly keep doing that for 60-90minutes?!
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post #19708 of 30342
8/14/12 at 2:58am
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Originally Posted by green bastard View Post

INTERVAL TRAINING
1,5 years ago I fractured my arm during a handball game. The metal plate was recently removed and now the doctors said that I'm good to go. I've done some running and training at home in the last year, but nothing really serious. I really want to start playing again, although handball is a very physical sport and severe injuries are nothing out of the ordinary. In the past, I ran about 15km three times a week, but I guess interval training would be better for regaining my speed and maybe my agility(?).
Do you guys have any experiences regarding interval training? I know that it is tough as nails, but I like it that way and am willing to suffer.
Good plans etc. are really appreciated.
Thought about sprinting 100m and slowly jogging 100m alternately, but I can't possibly keep doing that for 60-90minutes?!

Hill sprints ftw
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post #19709 of 30342
8/14/12 at 3:21am
Reckon I have seriously f***ed up my training schedule, and driven myself into 'over-training' mode. All the classic symptoms are there
- resting heart rate is way up
- feel miserable/lethargic
- can't sleep well, but end up needing +9 hours
- lifts are 10kg down on where they were ten days ago
- have no interest in going to the gym, but feel very bad about not going
- joints and muscles ache

I have a tendency to do this when I have too much time on my hands (wife and offspring were away for 3 weeks) and when training is going well. I ended up working out something like 16 times in 20 days. On average for over 90 minutes, with a lot of sprints and 1-3RM compound lifts

It was all going so well, and then it completely went off the rails last week. So frustrating...
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post #19710 of 30342
8/14/12 at 4:17am
It sounds to me that you don't follow a program with purpose. A program with purpose limits your gym time and exerts control on the total weekly volume. If you are a high volume individual, there are plenty of programs which exceed 3 days per week.
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