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Freestyle Soccer Forum => Freestyle Chat => Topic started by: jammy on Sep 09, 2010, 01:25: PM
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i recently did a strong amatw today for the 1st time since about 2 or maybe year and half ago
and was just wondering how would i know if my knee is ready to get back to amatw nts????
is it advised i should take it slow???? or just go all out on it???
and did any of you guys have an injury that lasted a long time but could still do fs?????
:98: would help alot thanks :c017:
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go slow man....build the strength in your nerves up and let then stretch! :)
Yes ive had way to many injuries - broken leg and ankle in 5 places ( metal plate and 9 screws ) , broken both wrists, all fingers except one, broken arm and shoulder in 5 places ( metal plate and 9 screws ) - more recently ive damaged my intercostal muscles! :) :) :) On the plus side im feeling great now!!! even tho my body is now probs like 30 years of age in equilavent! :)
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LMFAO! best post of the century by andrew
Jammy take it easy man! warm um 100% fully before starting to strain the injury
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hahaha andrew u warrior!!!!!!!!
and thanks yh willtake it slowly thanks peace :c017:
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Take it really really Slow...
You have to warm up and stretch;)
and i would stretch After freestyling, too
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i kno how u feel sucks to be injured i always get severe back pains after freestyle and have been advised to rest for a couple of months,i dnoo what im gna do :a012:
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Take it really really Slow...
You have to warm up and stretch;)
and i would stretch After freestyling, too
i kno how u feel sucks to be injured i always get severe back pains after freestyle and have been advised to rest for a couple of months,i dnoo what im gna do :a012:
yh been doing that its good :)
and just take it easy the months will go quick if u find something to replace it like i did lol call of duty mw2 is recommended trust me its addicvtive @matty g