The lunk alarm?

Saying nothing deadlifts is like saying no sqatting. The two most important strength exercises there is....... I'm baffled

Squats are probably OK there, seems like they are allergic to manly noises such as heavy weights touching ground and grunts under load.
 
I met a guy at a gym one time that told me about his experience at planet fitness. The guy didn't look like a serious weightlifter... He was just a young college guy trying to stay in shape.

He went there on a day pass during his Christmas break and he said he was doing dumbbell curls with controlled breathing. He said his breathing was louder than normal since he was lifting but it was nothing unusual... A lady manager walked up to him and said, "I'm going to need you to stop doing that."

He was confused he said... "Stop what?"

"That breathing, I'm going to need to ask you to stop doing that."

"You want me to stop breathing...?"

"Yes, thank you."

I don't believe in a heaven or hell but if I did, my hell would be "working out" in a planet fitness for eternity... :eek:
 
Even @penche knew about it and he lives in Flint Michigan... He called me up to wish me well. You live rite down the road from me fucker:p
Tee hee

Love ya brother!
Come see me in the horsepital
Bro, surgery should be your last resort. I would get a second and third opinion. This is your spine we are talking about. Did they give you the MRI report? If yeah post it
 
Bro, surgery should be your last resort. I would get a second and third opinion. This is your spine we are talking about. Did they give you the MRI report? If yeah post it
Think I'm due for surgery in the morning bro. They said no food after 12.
Already spoke with surgeon. I believe he said C6 C7 pertaining out bad.
 
THIS IS MY MRI REPORT FROM LAST WEEK. I TALKED TO A FEW DOCS AND ALL SAID TO TRY SPINAL INJECTIONS BEFORE SURGERY. CONSERVATIVE ROUTE IS ALWAYS THE BEST. THE LEADING CAUSE OF BACK SURGERY IN THE US IS PREVIOUS BACK SURGERY.


EXAM: MRI CERVICAL SPINE WITHOUT CONTRAST

HISTORY: Pain and numbness.

TECHNIQUE: Sagittal T1, inversion recovery and T2-weighted images of the cervical spine with axial gradient-echo and T2-weighted images of C2-3 through C7-T1 were obtained on a 3 Tesla MRI unit.

COMPARISON: None.

FINDINGS:
Cervical lordosis and alignment are maintained.
No spondylolisthesis or prevertebral swelling.
Mild disc desiccation without significant disc space narrowing.
No acute fracture or suspicious osseous lesion.
Congenitally small spinal canal.

C2-C3 no disc bulge or herniation. Canal and foramina are free of compromise.

C3-4 and C4-5 mild disc bulges without frank cord compression. Mild spinal stenosis. Mildly narrowed right worse than left C3-4 and moderate right and mild left C4-5 foraminal stenosis due to uncovertebral degenerative change.

C5-C6 mild/moderate disc bulge and medium right paracentral proximal foraminal spur disc complex, mild cord compression, narrowing the lateral recess and foramen with adjacent nerve compression. Moderate spinal stenosis. Moderately narrowed left foramen.

C6-C7 mild disc bulge and a small central right-sided disc protrusion. No cord compression. Mild spinal stenosis. Mild-to-moderate foraminal stenosis.

C7-T1 small central disc protrusion, mild thecal sac compression. Canal and foramina are free of significant compromise.

Cervical cord is intrinsically unremarkable.
Subarachnoid space and craniocervical junction are unremarkable.
C1-C2 is unremarkable.

IMPRESSION:
Congenital and acquired spinal stenosis, moderate C5-6, and mild C3-4, C4-5 and C6-C7.

C5-C6 mild/moderate disc bulge and a medium-sized right paracentral proximal foraminal spur disc complex with mild cord compression.

C6-7 and C7-T1 small central disc protrusions, former superimposed on a mild disc bulge. No cord compression.

C3-4 and C4-5 mild disc bulges.
 
I am lifting 5 days a week with all those fucked up discs. I am getting spinal injections in the next few weeks hopefully I get some relief. Muscle relaxers don't work for me because they were not treated right away
 

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