Minor Injuries

**StepInCross** · Posted On: 7/02/2011 8:29pm

I've been getting lots if minor injuries lately. For example: minor muscle tears(small, numb and localized swelling), sprains etc. I have gained 15 kgs of muscle in less than two weeks and pretty much have stopped gaining any muscle. Would this have anything to do with it?

Any help would be appreciated.

Training method:weightlifting and boxing

***Omega Supreme*** · Posted On: 7/02/2011 9:48pm

Originally Posted by StepInCross

I've been getting lots if minor injuries lately. For example: minor muscle tears(small, numb and localized swelling), sprains etc. I have gained 15 kgs of muscle in less than two weeks and pretty much have stopped gaining any muscle. Would this have anything to do with it?

Any help would be appreciated.

Training method:weightlifting and boxing

Well, when you start telling the truth I'll help out. I hate it when idiots like you claim to gain ungodly amount of muscle is a small period of time.

**gregaquaman** · Posted On: 7/02/2011 11:41pm

I lost 15 kilos of fat in two months and it was hard.
There is no way unless you turn green when you get angry

**Odacon** · Posted On: 7/03/2011 4:02am

I think you meant to say you've spewed 15kg of **** from your mouth since you started posting here.

***TaeBo_Master*** · Posted On: 7/03/2011 5:43am

Moved to YMAS for low content, and an apparent upcoming lynching. Let's try to keep the PT forum intelligent and productive mmmkay?

**StepInCross** · Posted On: 7/03/2011 7:23am

I'm not lying. Its kinda irks me that you guys assume that.

I've been 45 kgs for a very long time. When I started lifting again, I ASSUMED I was 45 kgs and since I've been helping with the manual labor side and logistics of the family buisness, I'm guessing I must've gained more from that than the recent weight-lifting.

I get that, I was an ass the last time I was here but why so hostile? The random internet people that come up here can't be that bad.

**Azatdawn** · Posted On: 7/03/2011 7:28am

Originally Posted by StepInCross

I'm not lying. Its kinda irks me that you guys assume that.

I've been 45 kgs for a very long time. When I started lifting again, I ASSUMED I was 45 kgs and since I've been helping with the manual labor side and logistics of the family buisness, I'm guessing I must've gained more from that than the recent weight-lifting.

I get that, I was an ass the last time I was here but why so hostile? The random internet people that come up here can't be that bad.

Because gaining 15 kg of muscle in less than two weeks sounds absolutely ridiculous. Work out a lot in a gym and be really careful about your nutrition and you'd gain maybe about a pound of muscle in a week when your genetics are good.

15 kg of muscle in a month is a lot, let alone in less than two weeks.

**ermghoti** · Posted On: 7/03/2011 9:00am

He could have gained 15kg of muscle in two weeks. In his butt. From his training partners. I'm going with that one.

**Prince Vlad** · Posted On: 7/03/2011 9:39am

15kg of water retention from d-bol or anadrol is easy. Quit juicing and take a piss, you'll be back to normal weight in a week or two but you'll still be carrying those muscle tears and strained ligaments.

**StepInCross** · Posted On: 7/03/2011 9:40am

Still though, I'm kind of getting tired of minor muscle tears. It's pretty annoying to have some swelling on your leg that DOESN'T HURT because you have no idea when its going to give. Granted, I shouldn't actually be exercising because of the tear. But it's got the word "mini" stuck onto it, how bad could it actually get?

Also, I've been prescribed corticosteroids and have been taking them for 3 days once a day every time I get a minor muscle tear. It just recently dawned on me that the word STEROIDS is in it. Hmmm...