90kg left hand

1 Tel
2.Kirlew
3. Clay
4.Rimmer
5.Henderson
6.Thomas

All i can say is that this one will be interesting, 1st spot is definitely up for grabs.

I'm not going to pull leftie, my wrist is wrecked from an injury picked up in Vegas, i'm officially retiring my left arm as it's so far behind everyone else at this level, even I can get it back to full health it'll still take too long to get it up to scratch.

Dan with all due respect you may need.a rethink in the way you think if you want a chance of ever winning a major title,Iam not used to you having a defeated attitude!!! No matter how long the battle takes in the end make sure you win the war positive thoughts flood the bad engery away your left will get better and you will issue out a few spankings good lad

Dan just do the same as me.
I didn't want to risk further injury to my right by over exerting it in multiple comps but i've
found that as long as i continue to train it and pull with it in moderation it has significantly improved.
The less you use it the more likely the problem will remain.

I haven't stopped training my left, i still do up to 70% of the workload i put on my right, it's just that every time I feel healthy and strong, my wrist pops again or my elbow pings and i'm out again for 3-4 months, so far in the last 3 years i've injured my left 5 times, 3 in comps and twice in training. Anyone who knows me will tell you i'm not a defeatist, i'm just a realist and don't want to ruin my wrist and give myself arthritis for later in life. Instead, I concentrete on the right and all my passion and focus will go towards winning every right hand title i compete for.

Dan
If your getting injured in training you really need to asses what it is your doing wrong make sure you don't make the same mistakes document everything from a pee to a fart it's the only way I have journals going back over 6 years now and that's what has helped me get back to the top as you will see very soon As I continue my rise like a phoenix from the flames ooo rahhhh

Sorry pal but Iam pumped to the brim and iam coming to get yah
Regards
British 90kg champion 2011

Btw I don't mean to sound nasty I really am trying to use my experience and point you in the right direction,if there's anything I've learned from my time is forget realist Dan Neil broke is arm,Craig broke it,Alan snapped his bicep tendon rod and me climes out the coffin Dean lives with a terrible illness but what have all got in common???

Again Dan please don't take this the wrong way just dont want you retire when you still got something offer,and as for arthiritis we all have no choice it's going happen toproll n hook syndrome

should be a good tear up.cant wait now

I'm fired up.

MIGHTY PAUL wrote:

Btw I don't mean to sound nasty I really am trying to use my experience and point you in the right direction,if there's anything I've learned from my time is forget realist Dan Neil broke is arm,Craig broke it,Alan snapped his bicep tendon rod and me climes out the coffin Dean lives with a terrible illness but what have all got in common???

Again Dan please don't take this the wrong way just dont want you retire when you still got something offer,and as for arthiritis we all have no choice it's going happen toproll n hook syndrome

You make an excellent point, but at this moment my left is so far behind my right, it's still novice level in terms of strength. As far as injuries in training goes, there is nothing i'm doing differently to my right, it's just that in terms of wrist strength i'm about 12 months behind my right, i've never really liked pulling leftie anyway, it was just something i did. I will continue training left, and if I feel i can pull on it again, you might see me at the table with the gay arm on the pad!!

well im ready for this one bang on 90kg right arm feels a lot stronger than my left which is stocking as my left as always been my fav arm but we will see .

90kg really hard class

come away feeling not happy and i got first place left , think i could have done so much better on right i just did not feel right .



but plus side i think left is still my better arm haha but im not giving up on the right it will come , well done ever one that pulled today,

Well done m8.
I'm a little disappointed my match with Paul had to stop prematurely, think if my arm didn't pop
it would have been a cracker.
Both of us felt comfortable up to that point but i'll be back.
A fantastic event Neil and great turn out.