spartacus
Well-known member
yes, we must need to do what we can and work around any injuries causing pain.
I have been quite crook, although just a cold, but normally ride 100km a week, and train with weights 2-3 times per week.
Unfortunately my knee is not healing, i suppose i re-aggravated it, which means i cant do what i really love like sprinting and squats, the keys to me ever being good masters athlete (which i aspire to be).
There sare some astoundingly strong 50 years olds around though.
http://www.powerliftingaustralia.com/Records/AusMensRaw060313.htm
I have been quite crook, although just a cold, but normally ride 100km a week, and train with weights 2-3 times per week.
Unfortunately my knee is not healing, i suppose i re-aggravated it, which means i cant do what i really love like sprinting and squats, the keys to me ever being good masters athlete (which i aspire to be).
There sare some astoundingly strong 50 years olds around though.
http://www.powerliftingaustralia.com/Records/AusMensRaw060313.htm