That's amazing! Congrats! I actually want to do my graduate work on how the motor neurons and the skeletal muscle communicate with each other, I think there's still a lot of unexplored potential there that can be used to improve therapies for lots of awful diseases and recoveries for people like you. Great work!
Anyway some questions: have you considered doing yoga? I think it is really great for supplementing lifting and learning to control muscles of your body you never even knew existed, which may be very beneficial in your case with your shoulders. I guess my main question is Do you know why exactly you still have problems there and not your legs or chest? I'm curious if there is a medical reason.
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That's amazing! Congrats! I actually want to do my graduate work on how the motor neurons and the skeletal muscle communicate with each other, I think there's still a lot of unexplored potential there that can be used to improve therapies for lots of awful diseases and recoveries for people like you. Great work!
Anyway some questions: have you considered doing yoga? I think it is really great for supplementing lifting and learning to control muscles of your body you never even knew existed, which may be very beneficial in your case with your shoulders. I guess my main question is Do you know why exactly you still have problems there and not your legs or chest? I'm curious if there is a medical reason.
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