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Vinny Tanner
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10-29-20 07:09 PM - Post#904083    



I read this and I couldn’t help but think of Dan’s broken wrist workout from 2004...

16 years later, science is “proving” what we already knew!

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/10/2010 22112555.htm
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10-29-20 07:19 PM - Post#904084    



I graduated from college 40 years ago and distinctly remember one of my physiology profs talking about this approach being used in therapy then.
 
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10-29-20 08:10 PM - Post#904089    



I have a similar story from the mid 90s. Dave had a massive shoulder surgery that included a torn biceps repair, which was encased in a full cast shoulder to wrist. Within days, Dave, of course, got back to training everything upper body, only one-sided. The famous surgeon said his four-week recovery was equivalent to about eight weeks, cut the cast back off after his residents had replaced it and told Dave to keep doing whatever he was doing, that he didn’t want physical therapy messing up his progress.


 
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10-29-20 08:54 PM - Post#904091    



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10-30-20 10:26 AM - Post#904114    



I am glad Laree shared that.

This actually goes back to some of the earliest research on lifting.

See attached.

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Re: Science is Catching Up
10-30-20 05:16 PM - Post#904133    



In the 1980s in college I read a similar story of a Russian athlete - jumper or sprinter I think, cannot remember - who broke a leg and kept working the other one.

It would be kind of interesting and fun if a bunch of people tried max-strength lifting with one arm and hypertrophy with the other. I do remember a tennis player, Slobodan Zivojinovic, who was famously lopsided...
 
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Science is Catching Up
10-30-20 05:35 PM - Post#904134    



I am looking to get funding through the university system to break 12 people's right arms
and have them exercise their left ones.

Honestly, I'm not too concerned with the exercise end of the study.
Life's too short to worry about longevity.





Edited by Neander on 10-30-20 05:35 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
 
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Re: Science is Catching Up
10-31-20 10:27 AM - Post#904150    



  • Neander Said:
I am looking to get funding through the university system to break 12 people's right arms
and have them exercise their left ones.

Honestly, I'm not too concerned with the exercise end of the study.


Your review board will probably like it better if you allow for Southpaws and break their left arms instead
 
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