I hurt my elbow and knee a bit in a motorcycle accident on Friday. Very minor damage to me, had full gear on. It was about time for a rest week anyway though, so I decided I'd take one since it's been ~10 weeks since my last one.
My question is, if my elbow feels better now can I go back to the gym tomorrow? Or should I wait out the rest week? >see a doctor Literally impossible to schedule an appointment with anyone unless I want to either wait a full month, or go to urgent care.
Jack Adams
pls repond
Dylan Turner
u’ll be okay friend what does your pic say? i hope its not /pol/bait but im sure i’ll stand corrected
Evan Thomas
I'm not 100% sure what it says, but I'm pretty sure it's along the lines of "I'd rather take 10bbcs than a cock from an afd party member" Afd being some germany party I guess.
Carson Green
>i hope its not /pol/bait but im sure i’ll stand corrected
It's /pol/ bait and it's not even real
Brody Williams
Just don't do heavy lifts involving the elbow joint. Watch yourself
James Wood
>riding a donorcycle
Mason Moore
No, take more than a full week off actually. 1 week without an injury would mean your body works on those muscles groups to fix all the fatigue and other bs that your muscles have gone through. 1 week with an injury means a % of your body's resources used to fix muscle fatigue is instead being used to fix injuries, so you're not getting rid of as much fatigue and are risking injury if you continue through another 10 weeks of lifting.
Take an extra 3-4 days off just to be sure. Not to mention the fact that just because it stopped hurting doesn't mean it's fully recovered.
Josiah Bennett
IT says something like "I would rather have 10 big black dicks at the same time than one mikro penis from AFD political group". My German is weak
Kayden Rivera
Yeah I got that. You don't have to be fluent in German to understand what it means my son