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post 10000048783 02-11-2026, 07:56 PM
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Half-Natty Pull Day. ***MISC Lifters GTFIH!***

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post 10000048827 02-11-2026, 08:38 PM
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Nice brother! Hitting leg-day with my nephew in a few minutes. I'm excited that in a couple weeks we get new belted squat and hack squat stations in my gym.
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post 10000048839 02-11-2026, 08:49 PM
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Can’t wait to join in on the fun . Last workout was October for fk sakes , but my foot is gradually getting a little bit better after 5 weeks of nothing. Not good enough to walk without a limp , but I noticed a little improvement yesterday.

As for tendonitis I’m still fked , but I seen a few very interesting videos regarding it , and have ordered the collagen and will start the exercises when it arrives .


If I’m understanding this correctly you have to provide a 70% load on a muscle for 30 seconds to get a contraction on the tendon in order to get blood flow to it ?
Not entirely sure what contraction I should use for golfers elbow , but I seen a pic where a guy was pushing the bar against the safeties



Bought the stuff on the left and already gave vitamin C at home



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Back with my Fam
post 10000048884 02-11-2026, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
Can’t wait to join in on the fun . Last workout was October for fk sakes , but my foot is gradually getting a little bit better after 5 weeks of nothing. Not good enough to walk without a limp , but I noticed a little improvement yesterday.

As for tendonitis I’m still fked , but I seen a few very interesting videos regarding it , and have ordered the collagen and will start the exercises when it arrives .


If I’m understanding this correctly you have to provide a 70% load on a muscle for 30 seconds to get a contraction on the tendon in order to get blood flow to it ?
Not entirely sure what contraction I should use for golfers elbow , but I seen a pic where a guy was pushing the bar against the safeties


Bought the stuff on the left and already gave vitamin C at home

Something that's been helping my elbow tendonitis is to actually do more curls and tricep press downs srs. This sounds counterintuitive, but blood flow is the key. Not heavy weights, but light weight with lots of reps. The only thing my elbow doesn't like is spending too much time in the stretched position/locked out under load. The reps need to be quick and don't lock out

post 10000048891 02-11-2026, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
Can’t wait to join in on the fun . Last workout was October for fk sakes , but my foot is gradually getting a little bit better after 5 weeks of nothing. Not good enough to walk without a limp , but I noticed a little improvement yesterday.

As for tendonitis I’m still fked , but I seen a few very interesting videos regarding it , and have ordered the collagen and will start the exercises when it arrives .


If I’m understanding this correctly you have to provide a 70% load on a muscle for 30 seconds to get a contraction on the tendon in order to get blood flow to it ?
Not entirely sure what contraction I should use for golfers elbow , but I seen a pic where a guy was pushing the bar against the safeties



Bought the stuff on the left and already gave vitamin C at home



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Just keep fighting the good fight man.

Hopefully, you’ll get things straightened out, at least enough so that you can train.
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post 10000049288 02-12-2026, 09:01 AM
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  1. DrewDarden
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Anybody spot that dog laughing at me when I fell on my ass? 😂
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post 10000049302 02-12-2026, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted By DrewDarden
Anybody spot that dog laughing at me when I fell on my ass? 😂
Yeah I spotted it, looks like a right cheeky kunt you've got on your hands there Drew. What were you sitting on? Looks like a giant coke can.

And of course mirin the workout as always, keep 'em coming brah.

Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
As for tendonitis I’m still fked , but I seen a few very interesting videos regarding it , and have ordered the collagen and will start the exercises when it arrives .
Hope it gets better for you, srs. I recall reading a thread in which you mentioned your continued elbow issues a few weeks ago and thinking "fuark, I hope that doesn't happen to me". Few days later I did some particularly heavy sets of hammer and supinated curls, woke up with serious doms the next day (felt good mayne) and a few days after that realized it wasn't doms, but was actually tendon pain (which felt bad mayne). Right here:



Been taking it easy ever since. Light weight, high reps, constant tension (but definitely with low weight for that) and not locking out seems to be helping. It's definitely all about stimulating the bloodflow as Metrobrah says.

Originally Posted By MetroBrah
Something that's been helping my elbow tendonitis is to actually do more curls and tricep press downs srs. This sounds counterintuitive, but blood flow is the key. Not heavy weights, but light weight with lots of reps. The only thing my elbow doesn't like is spending too much time in the stretched position/locked out under load. The reps need to be quick and don't lock out
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post 10000049305 02-12-2026, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted By Jaster
Yeah I spotted it, looks like a right cheeky kunt you've got on your hands there Drew. What were you sitting on? Looks like a giant coke can.
It [was] a little metal trash can.
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post 10000049308 02-12-2026, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted By DrewDarden
It [was] a little metal trash can.
no match for the iron ass of Darden
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post 10000049311 02-12-2026, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted By Jaster
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