Time to get back on the wagon, kick some slacking habits in the butt and get on with progressing.
Previously a commercial gym rat I have now setup at home and although equipment is basic, it's enough to keep me going.
The long and short of it, I started in 2010/11, lifted consistently until the start of 2014, decided to dedicate the start of the year to mobility and flexibility improvements and then jaffed my knee around April time, and have slacked hard for almost a year.
Here is my first log:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18434392
My previous PB's are:
Squat: 165
Bench: 110
Deadlift: 170 (b)
All of these were hit towards the end of 2013, although the squat and deadlift I had done before.
My current status is 12st 4 1/2lb and haven't pushed myself to any kind of limits, to know what my PB's are, needless to say they are nothing to write home about. The doctors have said my they can see nothing physically wrong with the structure of my knee, and where I am describing my pain/discomfort is not near the joint and they are putting it done to muscle imbalances/weaknesses and sugguested I get back to some regular training to see if it helps.
Time to do what the doctor ordered. I am keeping a close eye on my knee however and will be looking for further advice if progress isn't forthcoming.
Previously a commercial gym rat I have now setup at home and although equipment is basic, it's enough to keep me going.
The long and short of it, I started in 2010/11, lifted consistently until the start of 2014, decided to dedicate the start of the year to mobility and flexibility improvements and then jaffed my knee around April time, and have slacked hard for almost a year.
Here is my first log:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18434392
My previous PB's are:
Squat: 165
Bench: 110
Deadlift: 170 (b)
All of these were hit towards the end of 2013, although the squat and deadlift I had done before.
My current status is 12st 4 1/2lb and haven't pushed myself to any kind of limits, to know what my PB's are, needless to say they are nothing to write home about. The doctors have said my they can see nothing physically wrong with the structure of my knee, and where I am describing my pain/discomfort is not near the joint and they are putting it done to muscle imbalances/weaknesses and sugguested I get back to some regular training to see if it helps.
Time to do what the doctor ordered. I am keeping a close eye on my knee however and will be looking for further advice if progress isn't forthcoming.
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