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  • 05/11/2014 at 7:45 pm in reply to: Bursitis build up in the knee. #74641
    AvatarJulie Luther
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    just wanted to repost.

    04/27/2014 at 6:44 pm in reply to: voodoo band length #74556
    AvatarJulie Luther
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    I purchased the 7 ft. and used them on my knee and shoulders, I felt I had enough. Also the purchase comes with two rolls @ 7 ft. good buy!

    12/25/2013 at 1:47 pm in reply to: Existing slap tear #73567
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    Thanks for your response, GREAT STUFF!!! The left shoulder has experienced trauma from another wrestler slamming it forward. We have had opinions from trainers, and doctors and the majority lean toward the SLAP tear. My son has mentioned a small amount of pain while performing bicep curls, but also expresses that the amount of pain lessens while keeping the shoulder in tight.

    The shoulder webinar was fantastic! I have a much better understanding on why mashing the T-spine is so important. We will continue to mash to keep the tissue and joints mobile, and to get through the season of wrestling. We do have surgery scheduled two days after the season is over. Thank you so much you have been very helpful and thank you for your time.

    12/25/2013 at 11:52 am in reply to: ? Correct form 4 sleeping? #73564
    AvatarJulie Luther
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    Thanks for sharing the vids David!!! Great advice and I will try out the pillow positioning. I get lower back pain, and sometimes neck is stiff. I am sure I need a new mattress and better pillows. I am sure glad to know better to NOT sleep on my stomach.

    Thor love the comment haha! I went to bed laughing.

    12/23/2013 at 12:51 pm in reply to: Existing slap tear #73544
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    Thank you for your response!!! Yes he has seen a doctor and is receiving dry needle when needed. The cortisone shots have seemed to help the best but we are only doing those sparingly. the videos have been helpful, and he has improved his range of motion by reaching back to the barbell and stretching out the T spine.
    When he is in a wrestling match, and his opponent really pulls on that left shoulder, a great amount of pain is created and then he has to push through it for the rest of the tournament. Any more advice would be greatly appreciated, but thank you for your time and concerns.

    12/01/2013 at 11:06 pm in reply to: Slap tear shoulder joint #73335
    AvatarJulie Luther
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    Hey I also ask looking for any advice for my son. He is 15 yrs. And is a wrestler. After almost every match he experiences major pain where he can not move it. We plan on surgery after the season is over.
    We have been doing dry needle and cortisone shots. Any info on what we should do
    As far as mobility or ways to lower the pain would be highly appreciated.
    We are pretty sure it is a slap tear and not just a ac. Joint issue. I say that because we
    Rested it for at least three months, then strength trained for 5 months and now it is wrestling season and he is dealing with pain and stiffness after a wrestling match.

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