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    extreme shoulder soreness

    Whenever i do chest my shoulders kill, i just got up 2 a max of 315, and now my shoulders and hands kill is there anything that i should know like so****rt of tip that will help me lift this without the pain.


    thanks guys

    im 5'11 220lbs 15% bf 21 yrs old

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    I would say maybe you should try lessening the weight.

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    Check your form and yea the weight may be too heavy.

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    have the same problem, I have learned(my own experience), that I DO need to watch my weights meaning, I have no problem pushing the weight, but I needed to back off because my gains where pretty quick and my joints and tendons werent ready or can really handle those gains. It is hard to back off and drop some of the weight because mentally you think you are going backwards, but in my experience, backing off a little can save you from some serious injuries.....just my experience

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    Check out this sticky from Doc Sust.

    shoulder injury and rehab

    I had the same problem myself a while ago on both flat and incline bench.
    Eventually, it got so bad i couldnt even lift my arm above shoulder height.

    It never fully fixed itself until i took about a month off from pushing movements like Chest/Shoulders.

    After it healed, i slowly started to introduce some of the Rotator Cuff work that Doc Sust talks about.
    I also worked on my bench form, trying to keep my arms from flaring out too much when lowering the bar.

    Hope this helps.

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