Message #5841

[Gary]

Nope Jim...both hands are working well on the key board. I just feel like I can get back to full upper body training but the docs...every freakn' one of them want me to wait. The legs and core body are ready for 3,000 ft verticals but since that season is passing us by....I'll be a good boy and listen to the docs.

Jim...if I may....I prefer the railflex plate just on the basis of adjustability relative to your center mass and control over the ski.

And working my butt off in PT..no problem...I'm in my home gym 5 days a week training so what's adding another 11/2 hours per day to get the arm working right....I'm all over it.

Hey Glenn, what occurred to my arm is called "heterotopic ossification" and the procedure entailed using a drumel tool ( how appropriate) and deburring tools to grind out the extra bone that amassed itself in my forearm.

Thanks guys,

Gary