Surgery is booked with Mr. Greg Hoy on
November 19 at Glenferrie Private Hospital.
So I have 3 more weeks of hardcore training left. I know what to expect
this time and how the rehab will go. Should be no surprises!
However this time I'm at an advantage
being able to train right up until to and including the day I go in. Unlike my
left shoulder, where I competed at world masters, went on a 6 week holiday then two weeks later went in for surgery. I should not lose so much condition this time
when I take the two weeks off training
after the OP.
The unusual thing with this injury is
that I CAN still bench... still hitting
a single at 72.kg the other week, deadlifting is fine (as before) This morning
pulling 170kg for a triple off 7 cm (3inch) mats. It’s squatting that is a
problem. Just cannot get under a
straight bar or even a cambered bar for that matter! Luckily at ESP there is a variety of SS bars
I can use. But to compete I need to get under a straight bar... hence the
surgery.... Anyway after getting my left
shoulder done I went from a 90kg bench to a 100kg -110kg bench, so according to
my theory I should come back with at least a 120kg - 130kg bench in 12 months
right? :-) In time for IPF Open World in Norway.
So that's the plan...
I'll post up some ‘before’ pics -
shoulder, back, bicep. I remember the most frightening thing was seeing my
bicep for the first time after surgery, I thought the tendon had been
cut... It was just hanging like a golf
ball in stocking in the crook of my elbow, it was still asleep!
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