Last week I suffered a minor tear of my pec. At first the doc believed it was a strain and it never bruised so I figured it was, but after seeing it disfigured I know that is not the case. The doc believes it is torn at the musculotendinous junction. Typically surgery is not done for something like this because for a minor tear like mine most people don't want to go through the rehab due to a surgery because most people regain full functionality with just rehab. However, I've got plenty of time and don't plan on competing until 2010 probably. I'm a professional bodybuilder and my image gets out on the net and in magazines quite often so If surgery can make it look any better at all I'm inclined to do it. I have read about a new procedure where they use a kevlar material to suture the muscle to the tendon. Apparently with good success. What I am wondering is if you all know of any good surgeons who do this type of surgery on the muscle/tendon insertion. I realize this is a shot in the dark but I figured I'd ask. IF you don't know any, if you have any referrals to people who may know, I would much appreciate it.thanks,-Layne
layne was a great bencher
Layne acting like a jackass in the gym, he tore his pec.Hahahahaha!!!!!!!What an idiot.
Where is he now?
Layne acting like a jackass in the gym, he tore his pec.
You know Layne Norton and the interest he generates is nothing less than a phenomenon in this industry. He really is a veritable superstar in the sport. Anybody know if he's making any money from anyone or endorsing for any supplement company?
You know Layne Norton and the interest he generates
Layne is/was only an internet phenomenon because he was given mod powers - that he outrageously abused - on the biggest bodybuilding site on the net. Whilst he could be a wonderful human being, in cyberland he is a total asshole and he deserved that shit.
Let's not leave out this!
Can't tell if you're joking or not but sumos use leg strength more than normal deadlifts.
