King

[Scollop]

Have you ever had a reconstruction on any joint?

Physio 3 x per week
Hydro 2 x per week

Followed by a Weights program

Surgeon told me straight out (after an ankle reco) once operated on, joint will never get back to what it was, no matter what, just a fact. It’s a joint that’s been broken, therefore compromised. There is scar tissue that develops and eventually arthritis.

I've reconstructed a few joints in the past.

Were you at Dave's?

[guitars4]

Have you ever had a reconstruction on any joint?

Physio 3 x per week
Hydro 2 x per week

Followed by a Weights program

Surgeon told me straight out (after an ankle reco) once operated on, joint will never get back to what it was, no matter what, just a fact. It’s a joint that’s been broken, therefore compromised. There is scar tissue that develops and eventually arthritis.

I've reconstructed a few joints in the past.

I bet you have

[D.B.Cooper]

Just had my hip replaced , 2 months in & all going pretty good & surgeon expects me to be back to full mobility in 6 months & I'm 60. Obviously a hip is very different to a shoulder but Max is half my age & will have the best of the best rehab at his disposal so I'm bullish that he can make a full recovery pretty quickly .

My wife had a hip replacement 2 years ago after years of discomfort.

Was jogging in 3 months and back running and doing F45 in 6 months.

She’s flying now.
Has to be careful with a couple of lateral movement exercises but has a great outcome overall.

Only regret is she didn’t do it sooner.

Good luck with yours!

[CQ SAINT]

Happy feet

Did your shoulder freeze at any point?

Mine was torture in recovery- sat out 2018 completely and then retired. I seem to have mobility but have lost power and confidence in my shoulder?

It was the third part of my body reconstructed (ankle and knee also)

It was the worst of the three and not much fun at all.

I'll say this for you BM, sounds you won't give up until your absolutely sure you are done.
And that's just with the keyboard.

Forced retirement in your 40/50's (Im guessing) must have been tough.

[The Fireman]

Have you ever had a reconstruction on any joint?

Physio 3 x per week
Hydro 2 x per week

Followed by a Weights program

Surgeon told me straight out (after an ankle reco) once operated on, joint will never get back to what it was, no matter what, just a fact. It’s a joint that’s been broken, therefore compromised. There is scar tissue that develops and eventually arthritis.

I've reconstructed a few joints in the past.

Were you at Dave's?

i think i was...can't remember

remember laughing myself silly back in the day over that.

[guitars4]

Just had my hip replaced , 2 months in & all going pretty good & surgeon expects me to be back to full mobility in 6 months & I'm 60. Obviously a hip is very different to a shoulder but Max is half my age & will have the best of the best rehab at his disposal so I'm bullish that he can make a full recovery pretty quickly .

My wife had a hip replacement 2 years ago after years of discomfort.

Was jogging in 3 months and back running and doing F45 in 6 months.

She’s flying now.
Has to be careful with a couple of lateral movement exercises but has a great outcome overall.

Only regret is she didn’t do it sooner.

Good luck with yours!

Thanks mate