Weight Vests
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Weight Vests
I was looking into getting a 12-15 pound weight vest. I have heard that they help, but I also think that in actuality they aren’t as good as they are lead up to be.
bossman if that can give you chest pain, can football equipment thats too tight also hurt? it constricted breathing and hurt a little and i had to quit football cause it felt like i almost broke a rib and for a good 2 months i couldnt jump or anything that involved getting a shock through the body...
i wasn't sure if it was because some 200lb guys tackled me when i barely weighed 120 or becauseof the equipment... which one do u htink it is?
i wasn't sure if it was because some 200lb guys tackled me when i barely weighed 120 or becauseof the equipment... which one do u htink it is?
As far as the pain in the chest, wouldn't say it was the equipment more probably from a hit you took.
When I was younger and got suckered in the bar I pile drived a guy into a cement floor. 3 days later started jogging and after one lap around the track and colapsed. Turns out the pressure I excerted pile driving that idiot into the floor seperated own ribs from sternum. It took several months to heal to the point of being able to jog or jump again without pain. It is a similar pain from what I am told to an asma attack.
Anyways, it is possible you seperated your ribs from your sternum or damaged your intercostal muscles during a hit or repetative hits. (intercostal muscles are the muscles between the ribs). I'm not a doctor but would say this is more likely the injury you sustained not because of too restrictive equipment, although that may have contributed to poor protection from those hits.
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When I was younger and got suckered in the bar I pile drived a guy into a cement floor. 3 days later started jogging and after one lap around the track and colapsed. Turns out the pressure I excerted pile driving that idiot into the floor seperated own ribs from sternum. It took several months to heal to the point of being able to jog or jump again without pain. It is a similar pain from what I am told to an asma attack.
Anyways, it is possible you seperated your ribs from your sternum or damaged your intercostal muscles during a hit or repetative hits. (intercostal muscles are the muscles between the ribs). I'm not a doctor but would say this is more likely the injury you sustained not because of too restrictive equipment, although that may have contributed to poor protection from those hits.
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