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       #Post#: 1480--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Filthy One: Dirty's Journal Vol 2
   DIR By: ANIMAL
       Date: June 12, 2019, 8:03 am
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       --- Quote from: H0M3R link ---
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       > Solid work as always.
       >
       > Your knee sleeves always appear quite a loose fit in videos.
       Are they a loose fit or is it just how they look?
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       Damn son! You just out and out called him Mr Skinny Legs!
       #Post#: 1486--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Filthy One: Dirty's Journal Vol 2
   DIR By: H0M3R
       Date: June 12, 2019, 8:23 am
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       --- Quote from: ANIMAL link ---
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       > [quote author=H0M3R link=topic=9.msg1474#msg1474
       date=1560343264]
       > Solid work as always.
       >
       > Your knee sleeves always appear quite a loose fit in videos.
       Are they a loose fit or is it just how they look?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Damn son! You just out and out called him Mr Skinny Legs!
       [/quote]
       LMAO. I was just wondering as sometimes people prefer to buy a
       size up.  ::)
       #Post#: 1496--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Filthy One: Dirty's Journal Vol 2
   DIR By: dirtyvest
       Date: June 12, 2019, 10:22 am
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       --- Quote from: Brett link ---
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       > I forget mate did you end up having your upper back/neck
       looked at or has it sorted itself?
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       > Or has the shoulder issues just overtaken the back issues lol
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       Physio for shoulder is tomorrow morning (11am)... upper back
       issue from the squat cracking is odd, I can still feel it, only
       a little but still there a bit
       --- Quote from: ANIMAL link ---
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       > [quote author=H0M3R link=topic=9.msg1474#msg1474
       date=1560343264]
       > Solid work as always.
       >
       > Your knee sleeves always appear quite a loose fit in videos.
       Are they a loose fit or is it just how they look?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Damn son! You just out and out called him Mr Skinny Legs!
       [/quote]
       Skinny calves thank you LOL but yes, the neoprene has all split
       so they are nothing like as tight as they once were, but seeing
       as I'm not in strength rep ranges any more they serve a purpose
       in terms of thermotherapy. I do plan on getting some new ones at
       some point but not fussed about getting IPF approved (or
       similar) sleeves or anything
       #Post#: 1497--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Filthy One: Dirty's Journal Vol 2
   DIR By: dirtyvest
       Date: June 12, 2019, 10:23 am
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       Still skinny, skinnier even, 101.6 this morning. Quietly looking
       forward to getting someone new looking at my shoulder tomorrow
       too as I had the usual post-pressing tightness this morning.
       Hammer Cable Rows - weight per side: 10x15, 10x25,7x35, 40x13,
       12
       Inclined Upright Rows: 10x20, 30x15, 14
       Lat Pull Down: #9x18, #10x16
       Dumb Bell Preacher Curl: 10s x16, 16
       Dumb Bell Hammer Curl, Single: 12.5s x13, 13
       Calf Raises, Hack Machine: 14x40, 80x15, 13, 14
       Despite the tightness mobility work was OK this morning but
       still felt tight when pulling. Hammer rows felt easy enough and
       made quick work of the reps and sets there. Inc uprights moved
       surprisingly well considering the tightness, even with a
       narrower grip. That said LPD felt a bit stiffer today but still
       went well enough and got the ROM in. Curls were all nice and
       easy, good reps on the 10s (as they should be), hammers were no
       problem also. Wrapped up with some calf work.
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       #Post#: 1560--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Filthy One: Dirty's Journal Vol 2
   DIR By: JayBoy
       Date: June 13, 2019, 6:37 am
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       --- Quote from: ANIMAL link ---
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       > [quote author=H0M3R link=topic=9.msg1474#msg1474
       date=1560343264]
       > Solid work as always.
       >
       > Your knee sleeves always appear quite a loose fit in videos.
       Are they a loose fit or is it just how they look?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Damn son! You just out and out called him Mr Skinny Legs!
       [/quote]
       Savage work homer!
       #Post#: 1561--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Filthy One: Dirty's Journal Vol 2
   DIR By: JayBoy
       Date: June 13, 2019, 6:38 am
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       Is it a new physiotherapist tomorrow?
       #Post#: 1574--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Filthy One: Dirty's Journal Vol 2
   DIR By: dirtyvest
       Date: June 13, 2019, 10:56 am
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       It was today, mate.... I've been diagnosed with Adhesive
       Capsulitis..... not exactly the classical frozen shoulder but
       pretty much. Took him less than 5 mins to diagnose but does
       require 4 more visits in the next 3 weeks so an expensive month
       at £70 a pop. He's expecting a marked improvement and then less
       therapy should be needed failing that I'll get a referral for
       hydrodilatation. While it's not 'the worst he's seen' he did
       mention that he's never seen quite such restricting in lateral
       rotation, I have about 20-30deg and today was a good day LOL.
       Did the 'arrest' position against a wall and my hand was 30cms
       away from the wall, by the end of the session I was 23cm altho
       that will regress again over the week. Fortunately I don't need
       to change what I do for now.
       As a side note, the fact that my mate couldn't diagnose this in
       what seemed like a very straightforward and quick test does
       concern me about the quality of his 'mates rates' service.
       101.6 still this morning. Nice and consistent there. Watching
       the clock this morning with the physio session booked for 11am
       so left promptly and trained swiftly.
       Yolk Bar Good Mornings: 10x40, 10x60, 7x80, 95x12, 12
       Single BO Hamstring Curl: #3x15, 15
       Split Squat, Smith - Rear Elevated (+5kg): 30x11, 12
       Leg Extension: x#8, #10x15, 18
       Close Grip Floor Press: 8x60, 70x12, 12
       Laying Cable Extension - X over: 15kg x13, 16
       Mobility was done but fairly abbreviated today so I could get a
       head start on the session. Also been trying to roll out this
       ham/glute tightness but to no avail so may get a proper sports
       massage on that soon. Anyway, GMs were fine, bit of pausing on
       the first set but nice and solid reps. Ham curls also went OK,
       the expected slight pull on the left side but nothing
       preventative. Smith squats felt off in the hip warming up but
       then played out pretty well for a couple of easy sets (I saw
       easy, it was still humid and sweaty work today). Leg extensions
       were fine, no knee issues here now which is nice. Tricep work
       was still a bit iffy. The 'good' shoulder was pinching a bit, I
       tested the work weight which it did take alright, a little sore
       but not painful. (A little PWO twinging now tho), cable
       extension were fine to finish with.
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       #Post#: 1587--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Filthy One: Dirty's Journal Vol 2
   DIR By: Newcy
       Date: June 13, 2019, 11:58 am
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       It would depend on what these "mates rates" consist of. Is it
       money, is it "other" stuff,  or is it "other, other" stuff?
       #Post#: 1589--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Filthy One: Dirty's Journal Vol 2
   DIR By: dirtyvest
       Date: June 13, 2019, 12:27 pm
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       Money... but only charge me between £10-15 a treatment. However,
       he'd almost try something different each time and never made a
       formal diagnosis, so nothing would really work as nothing was
       consistently or regularly done. It would just depend what 'mode'
       he was in... would it be physio, would it be pilates instructor
       or would it be acupuncturist. He also always seemed adamant that
       if something worked it wouldn't need repetitive treatments, it
       either worked or it didn't and you try something else. For acute
       stuff on the spot he's quite useful, but chronic stuff, maybe
       better going elsewhere
       #Post#: 1596--------------------------------------------------
       Re: The Filthy One: Dirty's Journal Vol 2
   DIR By: Brett
       Date: June 14, 2019, 2:23 am
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       Just goes to show mate sometimes it’s good to get a second
       opinion. If you manage to get it sorted it will be money well
       spent.
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