Thursday, February 4, 2010

Rotator Cuff More Condition_treatment How Will Rotator Cuff Surgery Effect My Desire To Box?

How will rotator cuff surgery effect my desire to box? - rotator cuff more condition_treatment

It seems that I have a job related to the rotator cuff - I'm still waiting to see if an operation in my future. I'm 20 and my half in my youth, I have to box. What can I expect after rotator cuff surgery? Is it likely that I may be new and fit do not worry too much time to think, etc.?

3 comments:

calebwhi... said...

I tore my rotator cuff in boxing in 2005. I threw a right hook extended too cumbersome and shoulder. It was a tear, not all. Since it was only a partial tear, no surgery was required and successfully cured. For several months after the break, however, was painful and I could not do much with my right arm. I had to slowly rebuild and physiotherapy. I see this year, during this recovery, but she worked with weights and machines, and caution is to start with light exercise and recovery time, slowly and carefully.

But now, 3 years later he is healed and I can make, money or other forms of exercise.

Each case is individual. First, make sure you have surgery. In many cases, heal wounds, but you need to build your shoulders slowly and gradually - not just boxes! Only when exercising its power and flexibility built slowly and carefully back through physical therapy and a progressive program, you can vFYR well again in the position of the box!

calebwhi... said...

I tore my rotator cuff in boxing in 2005. I threw a right hook extended too cumbersome and shoulder. It was a tear, not all. Since it was only a partial tear, no surgery was required and successfully cured. For several months after the break, however, was painful and I could not do much with my right arm. I had to slowly rebuild and physiotherapy. I see this year, during this recovery, but she worked with weights and machines, and caution is to start with light exercise and recovery time, slowly and carefully.

But now, 3 years later he is healed and I can make, money or other forms of exercise.

Each case is individual. First, make sure you have surgery. In many cases, heal wounds, but you need to build your shoulders slowly and gradually - not just boxes! Only when exercising its power and flexibility built slowly and carefully back through physical therapy and a progressive program, you can vFYR well again in the position of the box!

Ruddiger said...

Evander Holyfield has had the surgery and has never been the same since, mitigate, and not, at least formerly, but he is also pushing 40, when he operated on for what just aging well.

Vitali Klitschko has hesitation too. Chris Byrd, too, but not into the sport after the surgery, so now what he wants. A search and found that the boxer had the surgery and how many of them succeed later.

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