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Thread: How did I most likely injur my shoulder?

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    How did I most likely injur my shoulder?

    Unfortunately, in February 2006, I injured my shoulders performing a set on the Hammer Strength chest press machine; I only had 25 lbs on each side, but after a few reps, I felt a "POP!" in my left shoulder. This injury occurred during the first few months of when I originally started working-out. The next day, I couldn't lift my left shoulder at all laterally (i.e., as if I was to flap my arms like a bird flaps its wings), although I could lift it directly in front of me (e.g., as if I was pointing to something in front of me). Ever since this incident, I have barely been able to (free-weight) bench press over 100-110 lbs without feeling intense burning and random clicks and pops in this shoulder. It's like the burning gets more and more unbearable with each successive repetition, where I have to go faster and faster until I just have to stop. My other (right) shoulder also experiences similar pain during pressing movements, though not as intensely as is felt by the left shoulder.

    I guess I'm just trying to reach some sort of compromise: how can I build chest mass without further debilitating my shoulders?

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    Go see an Sports injury doctor. I meesed mine up several years ago skiing. I fell on it 2x the same day HARD. I fractured the ball, stretchet the crap out of the tendon and maybe tore the rotator cuff???

    It's been good except the last few months it started to flare up. I got 2 cortisone shots and they helped a lot.

    You might need surgery to repair yours but it's better than not ever being able to lift and if you got it done in 2006 you would be 100% by now so dont dealy more.

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