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Hit the gym a lot to find your inner peace. Both weightlifting and lots of zone2

• nephihaha 7mo ago
  Have to be careful with gyms. I injured my shoulder doing weights over twenty years ago and still have trouble with it.
  • SoftTalker 7mo ago
    Warm up for every workout. Allow 72 hours recovery between lifts. I.e. if you bench press on Monday, don't do it again until Thursday. Do legs instead. I do squats on Monday, bench on Wednesday, deadlift on Friday. Progressive overload is important but don't add more than 5lbs when you're moving up. Don't ego lift, there's always someone who can lift more than you; you should only be competing with yourself. Always have a spotter or at least safety pins if you're anywhere close to your max weight or reps.
  • gozzoo 7mo ago
    This is a very lame excuse. You can do 100 different things without compromising your shoulder. Try cardio. Or just wight lifting with very light weights. Or group classes.
    • nephihaha 7mo ago
      Lame? I see what you did there. Either way, I have had a problem for two decades thanks to bad weight lifting. It's still bugging me right now as a matter of fact. Moral is that I should have worked with a decent trainer.