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chronic pain that never fully heals

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  • pz1try愛P pz1try愛

    @Liverlover Dude, my feet don't point outwards excessively like some people's; mine only point slightly.

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    @pz1try愛 well they should be completely straight and all pressure in the ball of foot

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    • pz1try愛P pz1try愛

      @Liverlover My chest cartilage pain started after I began breathing differently during workouts. During the concentric phase, I would inhale as much air as possible and hold my breath for 2-3 seconds, and during the eccentric phase, I would exhale very slowly. After training, I felt a slight discomfort that worsened in the following days. Since I didn't identify the cause immediately, I continued training, and in one of those workouts, I did bench presses, which made the situation even worse. About two months passed, and I improved considerably; now I can breathe deeply, which I couldn't before. However, I'm still not 100% cured. When I breathe deeply, I feel discomfort, which I presume means I've developed another chronic pain. 😞

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      @pz1try愛 i suggest you stop working on chest and start making low and mid traps dominant so your ribcage actually opens up. Also chin tucks. You can stretch your pecs for temporary relief but it wont actually solve the muscle imbalance

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