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  Taking a break from weights Post #1 (permalink)  
Old Aug. 28/08, 02:46 PM
Mjohn
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Exclamation Taking a break from weights

Hi everyone. I'm 17 years old and basically my goal right now is to lose weight i have an 18% bodyfat... really want to get to 10% before i start bulking.

Now I'm having problems with my left shoulder. It's fine when i let it rest but as soon as i start to do something like military press or any intense shoulder exercise, my left shoulder begins to hurt really bad after about 2 reps while my right shoulder is completely fine. Its sort of a sharp pain and then as it worsens it feels as if its going to pop out or something.

I really don't remember what i did wrong to start getting this problem, but i believe it was from lifting weights, i just don't remember clearly.

I was thinking about taking a month off and letting it completely rest and hopefully heal. However I'm scared I will lose a lot of muscle especially since i'v lowered my calorie intake in order to lose weight.

Would you guys suggest i take the month off and continue to lose weight with just cardio + diet. Or should I lift weight but with light weights and see if it heals.

- Thanks =]
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