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Armesh's training career, Summary of key points
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Mar 21 2017, 10:36 PM
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Man, you are the most injury prone person I have ever come across. It's like you're made out of glass. And I mean no offense when I say that. Take good care man.
Why can't you lift though? There are so many ways to work around those injuries setbacks. If I'm injured, just sitting at home would make it worse. How are you treating your slight herniation? Is it a confirmed diagnosis or just something you Googled?
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Mar 22 2017, 08:28 AM
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QUOTE(bafukie @ Mar 22 2017, 06:52 AM) Side track here Abit. Unless you have severe form of acne, I really don't see why you should be taking isotretinoin for acne. Did the Dr prescribed the meds for your condition? Are steroids and topical treatment insufficient for yr acne? I just read the side effects. Dear Armesh, like for real, did a real and professional doctor prescribe you the medicine? The list of side effects is no joke and not something I'd fool around with if I never had had a professional consultation. Even straight up steroids have a shorter list of the side effects. I really hope you're not simply popping the pills at your own accord. Hardly seems worth it in my opinion to put your health at risk that way.
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Mar 22 2017, 08:48 AM
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QUOTE(Armesh @ Mar 22 2017, 08:46 AM) Yes got prescription, and I do liver function blood test also. I took it before for 1 year 2 months from 2015(Jan)~2016(Feb) (factor why my gains sucked and certain injuries). Chest/Back/Face Acne gone after that. Now after 10 months my face relapsed (chest and back fully clear permanently most prolly), and I am having cystic acne again on my face. So this is my second and final course, it's only 6 months+ course, cause the acne is only 40% of what I had last time. If relapse again after this I just gonna control it with tretinoin. I have been suffering from cystic acne vulgaris on my face - chest - back since 2014 and spent almost RM 4000 on medicines and doctor fees. Damn man, that's some serious shit right there. All the best and good luck on your recovery.
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Mar 29 2017, 02:22 PM
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Do you ever do any mobility and flexibility stuff? Like foam rolling, swings, stretches? That can be a good area to focus on for now since you can't lift yet. It doesn't take much time and doesn't tax your body at all. Limber 11 and/or Agile 8 are good starting routines to get your body more mobile.
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Mar 29 2017, 03:00 PM
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QUOTE(Armesh @ Mar 29 2017, 02:33 PM) Really hate stretching cause I'm so so stiff and it burns. Moreover my flexibility pose Zero limits on my lifting and I can squat super deep with perfect form also. Except deadlifts where hamstring flexibility is an issue, but I don't do deadlifts. So never had any motivation/reason to stretch. But now it looks like I have to consistently stretch my lower posterior (hams and glutes). Gonna design a stretching routine and start doing it consistently. Will also see if taking any classes/massage will help or not. The physio said I can also try go for those muscle release massages to help with the ham/glute tightness besides yoga classes. I just realized I have a way of sitting where I put my right leg ontop my left leg when sitting, so my right glute is always stretched. Which is one BIG reason why my left glute is much tighter than right. Have to watch this habits also from now. I'm aware on Agile 8/Limber 11 . Wut? You don't deadlift? Why?  Never mind, don't answer that. Anyhow, sounds like you know the root cause of your troubles and how to solve it. Fill us in on your stretching routine when you've designed it, I'd like to know more.
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