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Which is exactly why ChrisLTD said "careful exertion". Also, extrapolating a tiny percentage (permanently injured professional athletes) of a tiny percentage (p
by npsimons 11y ago
Which is exactly why ChrisLTD said "careful exertion". Also, extrapolating a tiny percentage (permanently injured professional athletes) of a tiny percentage (professional athletes) to the general populace is facetious. Your average person is nowhere near "too much physical exertion", albeit they may have bad form, but that can be cleared up by competent coaching (even self-coaching).
- geoka9 11y agoWhat I'm trying to say is that while it's possible to cure almost any muscle-related injury with exercise and regimen (and the athletes do this all the time), it's not possible to do with a busted joint (and the athletes have to retire prematurely when they realize that having another surgery is not an option).