Everybody gets tweaks, whether they're active or not. The Athlete of Aging's approach to rehab training injuries is to TRAIN. Here's Sully's ten-step approach to rehabbing a tweak so you can stay strong and fit after fifty.
As emphasized in the video, it is extremely important to be certain that you're dealing with a MINOR injury. Sully discusses the red flags that mandate discontinuation of the workout and early evaluation by a health care professional. If no red flags are present to indicate a serious process, training can usually continue, even on the same day, by using a sensible, individualized, and careful approach that maintains the maximum range of motion and force production capacity while limiting the potential for either reinjury from excessive loading, or maladaptive healing from excessive "rest" and immobility.
Our approach is basically a PROGRAM that the athlete can tailor to the specific injury, discomfort, mobility, and other capacities, and includes an increased emphasis on conditioning, accessory work when necessary, and liberal use of analgesics, thermotherapy, wraps, and supports to keep pain on a short leash. While we cannot claim that this rehabilitation program--or any other physical therapy approach--has ever been demonstrated to be superior or even effective in populations (because nobody has ever looked), we have had enormous success using it in older lifters with minor training injuries. We hope our viewers--athletes and coaches--will find it helpful. Let us know how it works for you!
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12 авг 2024