B brahh67 New member Dec 18, 2018 #1 When I bench only does my shoulder hurt. I have no issue doing any other exercise. What can this be ? Should I go see physio?
When I bench only does my shoulder hurt. I have no issue doing any other exercise. What can this be ? Should I go see physio?
SteveMobsterG Moderator Moderator EF Logger Dec 19, 2018 #2 Think about how you bench and if the form is poor correct it
stevesmi Head Mod Elite Moderator Dec 19, 2018 #3 congrats, you have a torn rotator cuff if you continue to bench, especially heavy it will tear enough where you will need surgery for now i would lay off benching and militaries for a while. let the shoulder heal, it will take a while
congrats, you have a torn rotator cuff if you continue to bench, especially heavy it will tear enough where you will need surgery for now i would lay off benching and militaries for a while. let the shoulder heal, it will take a while
SteveMobsterG Moderator Moderator EF Logger Dec 20, 2018 #4 Every single injury, tweak or strain I've ever had has been down to poor form.
muskate High End Bro Platinum Dec 20, 2018 #5 Might be a torn rotator cuff. I would book an appointment with a good sports therapist and get it professionally checked out
Might be a torn rotator cuff. I would book an appointment with a good sports therapist and get it professionally checked out
Fella Finn Moderator Moderator Dec 21, 2018 #6 brahh67 said: When I bench only does my shoulder hurt. I have no issue doing any other exercise. What can this be ? Should I go see physio? Click to expand... Probably your form/technique is a little off. When you lower the bar make sure to pull your shoulders back (and down) and tuck in your elbows slightly and when you push the bar up don't let your elbows completely flare out.
brahh67 said: When I bench only does my shoulder hurt. I have no issue doing any other exercise. What can this be ? Should I go see physio? Click to expand... Probably your form/technique is a little off. When you lower the bar make sure to pull your shoulders back (and down) and tuck in your elbows slightly and when you push the bar up don't let your elbows completely flare out.
MasonicBodybuilder Moderator Chairman Member Dec 21, 2018 #7 Get it looked at. I have had a bad shoulder now for 3 years. It really sucks.