SHRUG Posted September 16, 2007 Share Posted September 16, 2007 (edited) Hey guys, been a long time. Anyway I will keep this short. Several months ago I suffered a forearm injury to my right forearm. It was a result of not warming up properly and training to hard after a short time off from training. Shortly before the injury I was capable of and hab been training my forearms everyday to exhaustion or near exhaustion with little to no soreness or pain. Anyway I have recently been able to mount my comeback and I am very optimistic for the future. I can't stand having my forearms sub-par to what they were in the past and I know I am capable of surpassing where I was with the kind of hard work and training that I put in to get there in the fist place. My question to you guys it this. Has anyone here suffered a forearm injury that stopped them from training for a period of time, and if so how long did it take to come back? Also, how hard should I push the area that was previously injured, and should I stick with lighter weight and higher reps to condition it back up again before I start going heavy? By the way, I think the injury was to one of the big tendons in the forearm, there was no blood under the skin but the injury took a long time before I could do any real training on it. It happened while training grippers of all things. I can't wait to get back and to push myself futher than ever in grip and I will accept nothing less. If anyone can help me out with advice or a similar experience in this area I would greatly appreciate it. Also I plan to compete in armwrestling in the very near future as soon as both my arms are ready and that is why I put this in the armwrestling forum, I figure forearm injuries may be a little more common to the guys who frequent this particular section of the board. SHRUG Edited September 16, 2007 by SHRUG Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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