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  • KiengKoopa
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    #1

    Shoulder Instability

    I hate it, every now and then when I spar my shoulder would come out a bit and go right back in, I can continue sparring but the next day it is sore and I can barely move it. Anybody had the same situation or know of anyone who got it fixed? This is really starting to aggravate me since I can't fully extend my jab and is cutting back on my speed. Also I can't lift weights the following day since it is still sore for days.
  • andrewcuff
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    #2
    Originally posted by KiengKoopa
    I hate it, every now and then when I spar my shoulder would come out a bit and go right back in, I can continue sparring but the next day it is sore and I can barely move it. Anybody had the same situation or know of anyone who got it fixed? This is really starting to aggravate me since I can't fully extend my jab and is cutting back on my speed. Also I can't lift weights the following day since it is still sore for days.
    I once injured my shoulder from weight lifting. The bloody thing was sore for weeks. I eventually cured the pain in about 2/3 days with "shoulder dislocations". They're not as bad as they sound:



    Helps with shoulder joint flexibility, rotator cuffs, upper back flexibility etc. Healed my shoulder pain very quickly.

    Hope this helps.

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    • Del Coqui
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      #3
      Originally posted by KiengKoopa
      I hate it, every now and then when I spar my shoulder would come out a bit and go right back in, I can continue sparring but the next day it is sore and I can barely move it. Anybody had the same situation or know of anyone who got it fixed? This is really starting to aggravate me since I can't fully extend my jab and is cutting back on my speed. Also I can't lift weights the following day since it is still sore for days.
      sounds like a ligament problem buddy, better get that looked at before you go sparring again. Same **** used to happen to my knee and it was ligament

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      • Sadler
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        #4
        I wrecked my rotator cuff and it was bad for about 6 months, but boxings making it stronger

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