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>> No. 5444 Anonymous
31st August 2020
Monday 10:46 pm
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGEBdK2fN4s

I'm recovering from shoulder surgery and I'm looking for some exercises that will help rehabilitate me. Would this help?
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>> No. 5445 Anonymous
31st August 2020
Monday 11:09 pm
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>>5444
Fucking hell. I'd be looking for something a bit easier after surgery. That looks intense.
>> No. 5446 Anonymous
1st September 2020
Tuesday 11:45 am
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OP might find this easier.
>> No. 5447 Anonymous
1st September 2020
Tuesday 12:41 pm
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>>5444
Yeah maybe a couple of sets of this afterward:


>> No. 5448 Anonymous
1st September 2020
Tuesday 2:26 pm
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* External or internal rotations, depending on where you're weakest (for most people who spend a lot of time at desks this is external rotation)
* Rear delt raises with light weight
* Rowing with as great a range of motion as you can do pain free
>> No. 5449 Anonymous
1st September 2020
Tuesday 4:07 pm
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>>5447

Must be strange being absurdly strong and also a fat bitch.
>> No. 5450 Anonymous
1st September 2020
Tuesday 5:10 pm
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>>5449
I've always found that one of the weirdest parts of being a body-builder - stop all the exercising and you quickly become a fatso.
>> No. 5451 Anonymous
1st September 2020
Tuesday 7:07 pm
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>>5450

It is possible to not, but it requires a drastic drop in calorie consumption. and when people give up on something, their first instict isn't to think 'better make sure I feel constantly hungry for the next month'.

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