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re: Nagging tendon pain
Posted on 2/9/24 at 11:40 am to BamaFanInTigerland
Posted on 2/9/24 at 11:40 am to BamaFanInTigerland
It's on the inside of my elbow, not the outside. Literally where the bicep meets the forearm. Injured it several years ago riding my mountain bike. Currently using voltaren and icy hot for pain. Between strength programs so I am trying to get my niggling injuries as healed as a 50ish yo old man can.
Oh and my current pullup max is 0.
Oh and my current pullup max is 0.
Posted on 2/9/24 at 11:52 am to PCHSDawg
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Oh and my current pullup max is 0.
Off the top of my head it seems like you could apply the principle in the linked video to some other exercise that mimics (re: the elbow) a chin-up.
And are you sure your chin-up max is zero?
Posted on 2/9/24 at 1:26 pm to PCHSDawg
Does it hurt above the elbow or below the elbow?
I had below the elbow pain on my right arm from bad grip setup on the squat, I mostly fixed it by fixing my grip width/hand placement, but I'm similar to you in that I can't do any chin-ups currently so I couldn't do this exact regimen.
I subbed them out for pull-downs using the same set/rep scheme and it has helped. I loaded up my pin with a pretty heavy weight, but nothing crazy(150lb-160lb). Just a weight that I thought would be perfect for making a really challenging set of 3 very slow and controlled reps. I pull-down slowly, full range of movement, and I count to 5 as I resist against the weight as the bar goes back up, to me, the eccentric phase of the pull-down, was the key.
Around set 5 of 10 I'd start to feel a dull throb from my right elbow. 20 second rest between sets of 3, I never did more than 10 total sets. My pain is 99% gone, so I may go up to doing 20 sets of 3 with a little less weight and see if it goes away completely. That dull throbbing pain remained for several hours, it felt like I could feel my heartbeat in my elbow, but the intensity was so low it wasn't really a bother. I would just tell myself that the throbbing was a sign of healing. I guess it worked.
I had to edit this because I realized I mis-typed out my set/rep scheme. 10 sets of 3, with 20 seconds rest in between sets. I also had my elbow sleeves on to aid in getting the joint warmer, faster.
I had below the elbow pain on my right arm from bad grip setup on the squat, I mostly fixed it by fixing my grip width/hand placement, but I'm similar to you in that I can't do any chin-ups currently so I couldn't do this exact regimen.
I subbed them out for pull-downs using the same set/rep scheme and it has helped. I loaded up my pin with a pretty heavy weight, but nothing crazy(150lb-160lb). Just a weight that I thought would be perfect for making a really challenging set of 3 very slow and controlled reps. I pull-down slowly, full range of movement, and I count to 5 as I resist against the weight as the bar goes back up, to me, the eccentric phase of the pull-down, was the key.
Around set 5 of 10 I'd start to feel a dull throb from my right elbow. 20 second rest between sets of 3, I never did more than 10 total sets. My pain is 99% gone, so I may go up to doing 20 sets of 3 with a little less weight and see if it goes away completely. That dull throbbing pain remained for several hours, it felt like I could feel my heartbeat in my elbow, but the intensity was so low it wasn't really a bother. I would just tell myself that the throbbing was a sign of healing. I guess it worked.
I had to edit this because I realized I mis-typed out my set/rep scheme. 10 sets of 3, with 20 seconds rest in between sets. I also had my elbow sleeves on to aid in getting the joint warmer, faster.
This post was edited on 2/9/24 at 7:41 pm
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