Elvia1023
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I weight 233Lbs.
I’m bulking on clean food.
I’m very pleased. Strength is great.
Old rotator cuff and lat attachment injuries are healing.
I’m growing at a consistent pace on 300mg sustanon/150mg deca.
My left leg with the nerve damage is tiny and weak but I’m happy I can walk.
My left knee is constantly inflamed from heavy leg extensions 3 weeks ago which has me limping all the time. I stopped doing leg extensions but it’s not healing.
I now do 2 pressings movements, 1 ham movement. 2 glute movements, and one calf exercise. My knees are good on all of that. I hope the knee improves. The way it is now I have to stand up and not start walking for a few seconds or it’ll lock up and I’ll scream like a little girl. ��
Leg issues I’m okay with as long as I can walk. I’ve always had bad knees. I know I’ll be in a wheel chair eventually.
It sounds like you are doing great now. When I grew up 90% of people were on sust and deca where I am from. It was the classic cycle in the UK for many years
Are you using any anti-inflammatories? Curcumin is very good but very expensive to run an effective dose. It should help with your knee though. Bromelain is another good one that was also help with protein digestion/absorption.
Smart choices with the training. I think that is a great approach for anyone with knee issues (can't squat) etc. It's also good for guys who simply need to bring up their legs more. By that I mean hitting them from every angle so including direct ab/adductor, glute and hamstring work. So many neglect their legs. Although if the genetics or injuries are there it will always be an upward struggle
Even when I train quads and my knees are generally fine I take ages to warm up. I will do atleast 5 big sets of leg extensions before even thinking abotu doing moderate weight. I am extra careful in that regard and it makes a massive difference. If I go up fast and don't warm up effectively I am usually sore the next day. I also generally leave my quads until near the end of my workout so my legs are already more than warmed up.
Do you do any movements such as db step ups or bulgarian split squats? It could be worth adding them in as they hit the quads great and would improve general balance. You could even just add bodyweight ones at the end of your training. I plan to start doing these more myself.
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