This is not a big deal. I've had a torn labrum in my throwing arm. It did impact my throwing velocity, but that

Jun 18, 2019
1:44:08pm

Pimpin4Paradise All-American

was basically it. No pain, no reduced range of motion, nothing more than discomfort when throwing. Since it's in his non throwing shoulder, it's not really an issue.

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This is not a big deal. I've had a torn labrum in my throwing arm. It did impact my throwing velocity, but that

Pimpin4Paradise All-American

6/18/19 1:44pm

only issue is he can't bench press and do some other exercises

Dangerous

6/18/19 1:45pm

It's true that it impacted my comfort with doing a traditional bench press, but I could do dumbbell bench without

Pimpin4Paradise

6/18/19 1:46pm

So he will look like this eventually?

crack

6/18/19 2:04pm

Why does it matter if his left arm is weaker than his right (throwing) arm?

Machiavelli

6/18/19 2:28pm

Its hard to put on weight without weightlifting, especially compound. Also,

cougaman

6/18/19 2:36pm

Acting like all torn labrums feel the same is incorrect

Medute

6/18/19 2:02pm

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VDUB_COUG

6/18/19 2:29pm

Right. I was listening to a podcast with Dr James Andrews talking about throwing

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