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Jerubaal
United States7684 Posts
On October 24 2018 23:50 farvacola wrote: Risky is gonna kick scooter his way into middleage in style, if not also with a handicap :D Isn't scootering enough of a handicap? | ||
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
If it’s not on it’s own, it’ll become one after it takes you out at the ankles one of these days. | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
@IgnE ahh gotcha, that makes sense. Yeah I guess I'll try to keep at it conservatively and talk to a doctor/PT if anything seems off. | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
It's killing me that only tennis elbow comes up, but I'm so sure it's not that. It's like if you keep your arm straight, there's are two bumps: tip of elbow, and another kind of bump (two small bumps, where bones connect maybe??) on your thumb side, and the tendon is between those two bony parts. Would help so much if anybody knew what that was and how to fix it >< | ||
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IgnE
United States7681 Posts
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada17178 Posts
On November 01 2018 19:39 Aerisky wrote: Would help so much if anybody knew what that was and how to fix it >< Get an appointment with an orthopaedic surgeon or general physician and get it checked out. ask around.... having a good friend network is a great way to find a good DOC. On November 01 2018 19:39 Aerisky wrote: I feel it especially keenly when my hands are palm down on my desk/keycard and my elbow is bent, and I flex my wrist down. Does anybody have any idea what this is? generally the lateral epicondyle is stretched the most with your arm straight... not bent. you should probably realize this from the recommended tennis elbow stretches. the medial epicondyle gets its biggest stretch with the elbows bent 90 degrees. Both the lateral and medial epicondyles offer the least amount of leverage when your wrists are bent. When people's wrists are bent 90 degree and they perform some twisting or pulling motion ... around objects.. like a mechanic working on a car engine in tight places... this is when you put your lateral and medial epicondyles are biggest risk to injury. keep your wrists unbent as much as you can. If you pay attention carefully to your body you can even feel the lack of leverage your epicondyles have when you bend your wrist 90 degrees and you try to use your strength. Every degree of bend in your wrist takes away a little bit of leverage and puts more pressure on your epicondyles. Try to keep your wrists straight. On November 01 2018 19:39 Aerisky wrote:It's like if you keep your arm straight, there's are two bumps: tip of elbow, and another kind of bump (two small bumps, where bones connect maybe??) on your thumb side, and the tendon is between those two bony parts. bones do not 'connect'. again man. cut with the self diagnosis and see a DOC. if you can't afford a DR go to a physiotherapist. if i were to rank medical professionals for helping you with this issue it'd go like this. #1. Orthopaedic Surgeon. #2. General Physician MD #3. Physiotherapist. avoid chiropractors unless one of the 3 on the list i provided is overseeing your progress and recommends a chiropractor. | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
 I guess it wasn't tennis elbow after all, since they didn't recommend any stretches (vs tennis elbow seems to have a ton of different possible stretches).They couldn't really come up with a name for the pathology or anything either, though. I think it's actually just part of my triceps tendon, but doesn't matter, will just rest it >.< | ||
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decafchicken
United States20092 Posts
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decafchicken
United States20092 Posts
On November 01 2018 19:39 Aerisky wrote: Ugh so I had what I thought was tennis elbow, but when I do the tennis elbow stretches, I don't feel it in the place that is sore. I can see in pictures and feel the stretch at the lateral epicondyle part or whatever. However, the issue feels like it's this band between the tip of my elbow and the lateral epicondyle itself. I feel it especially keenly when my hands are palm down on my desk/keycard and my elbow is bent, and I flex my wrist down. Does anybody have any idea what this is? It's killing me that only tennis elbow comes up, but I'm so sure it's not that. It's like if you keep your arm straight, there's are two bumps: tip of elbow, and another kind of bump (two small bumps, where bones connect maybe??) on your thumb side, and the tendon is between those two bony parts. Would help so much if anybody knew what that was and how to fix it >< There's a fuck ton of muscles around your elbow joint and a lot of them act differently based on whether your wrist/shoulder/elbow are in flexion or extension. And sometimes it's just compensating for something up or down stream. Either do a lot of research and self testing or find someone knowledgeable. Also, rest rarely fixes things, and even more rarely fixes them permanently. Rehab is the best medicine for nearly every problem. Find the root cause and address it properly. | ||
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada17178 Posts
On November 03 2018 08:56 Aerisky wrote: RIP physician just said "it's a sore tendon, rest it". Makes sense I guess I guess it wasn't tennis elbow after all, since they didn't recommend any stretches (vs tennis elbow seems to have a ton of different possible stretches).They couldn't really come up with a name for the pathology or anything either, though. I think it's actually just part of my triceps tendon, but doesn't matter, will just rest it >.< find another doctor. find an orthopaedic surgeon. its up to you to direct your recovery process. if you can't find either of those find a sports medicine clinic. find a physiotherapist. don't quit just because some DR only half listened to you. "rest" will only take you so far. if you return to the activity that caused the problem.. then what? what are you doing to prevent the same injury from occurring when you return to the activity that caused the problem? when you find a decent doctor or orthopaedic surgeon go into the appointment with a piece of paper and a set of written questions and points you'd like to make during the appointment. On November 03 2018 16:41 decafchicken wrote: Physicians are idiots when it comes to being a healthy happy athlete. Good physical therapists are worth their weight in gold but few and far between. A really good physician will recommend you to a really good PT you have to go Doctor shopping to find a good one. A Doctor who is the head of a sports medicine clinic is generally excellent for those that want to be a "healthy happy athlete". | ||
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Pulimuli1
33 Posts
On November 03 2018 08:56 Aerisky wrote: RIP physician just said "it's a sore tendon, rest it". Makes sense I guess I guess it wasn't tennis elbow after all, since they didn't recommend any stretches (vs tennis elbow seems to have a ton of different possible stretches).They couldn't really come up with a name for the pathology or anything either, though. I think it's actually just part of my triceps tendon, but doesn't matter, will just rest it >.< i get some pain in that area when doing straight arm gymnastics strength elements like iron cross or planche on rings. For me its only when doing the excersize and stops right after and is a matter of the joints/tendons being stressed. Not sure what you did to provoke it but usually high reps of flexion/extension of the elbow will make it feel better. If it hurts all the time then you probably have stressed it too much over time | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
In general will try to be mindful of what I'm doing to potentially cause this, and will def find an actual, legitimate orthopaedic surgeon/doctor if necessary. Thanks guys! | ||
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On November 03 2018 17:24 JimmyJRaynor wrote: find another doctor. find an orthopaedic surgeon. its up to you to direct your recovery process. if you can't find either of those find a sports medicine clinic. find a physiotherapist. don't quit just because some DR only half listened to you. "rest" will only take you so far. if you return to the activity that caused the problem.. then what? what are you doing to prevent the same injury from occurring when you return to the activity that caused the problem? when you find a decent doctor or orthopaedic surgeon go into the appointment with a piece of paper and a set of written questions and points you'd like to make during the appointment. you have to go Doctor shopping to find a good one. A Doctor who is the head of a sports medicine clinic is generally excellent for those that want to be a "healthy happy athlete". He's not going to find an orthopedic surgeon without a referral in the US at least. Even if he did, a surgeon is just going to tell him "yeah sure if it's bad enough i'll operate lol meantime find a PT" Best route to go is to research physical therapists in your area, find one who works with younger populations, ideally with athletes, and get your primary care doc to write you a referral there. Your other points though are completely valid. | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
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phyre112
United States3090 Posts
On November 24 2018 05:49 mordek wrote: Why the heck are fractional weight plates so expensive??? calibration/machining tolerances and they're a niche product. I've considered picking up a set a bunch of times though, especially because my current gym only has one set of 2.5's in the entire place atm. Let me know if you find any decent deals. | ||
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decafchicken
United States20092 Posts
On November 24 2018 05:49 mordek wrote: Why the heck are fractional weight plates so expensive??? This is why I only take 10kg jumps | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
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decafchicken
United States20092 Posts
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On November 26 2018 22:27 mordek wrote: There's a dude on the Starting Strength forums (Dan Miller, "microplates") that does it on the side and has a bunch of endorsements from customers. I'll let you know how it turns out. As it stands it seems you get more weight pairs for less total cost than anywhere else I've seen. Weights arrived within a week as described at a significant discount to anywhere else I saw online, FYI. | ||
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