Echoing many of the same points…Staying connected to the gym is a big one. Instructional and all of the above. Engage with your peeps. Watch and move no matter how hard it may be but within your injury. Stretching is a must. Rubber bands and ISO’s. And the number one thing is don’t let this injury define you.
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21 Jun 08:36
Wow great question. All great replies. I have to say that Jiu Jitsu has taught me that if you are patient and stay calm you’ll either figure out the how or why it didn’t work. The biggest takeaway for me is the problem solving while staying calm and being humble is a major factor.