A downside to connection training

[Andy_S]

Chris:

Avoid sneezing.

Otherwise, rest and visit a sauna, if ye have such sophisticated things in deepest Gloucestershire. There, ye can jump from hot steam to cold bath and back again, all the while frantically massaging the groin. Be sure not to give anyone the wrong impression while you are under the water, though.

Hassler:

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learn to let the bones do more of the work instead of muscles
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Sound advice as regards the "what." Care to impart some advice on the "how?"

[GrahamB]

I've been thinking about homeopathy - if the more diluted you make the active ingredient the stronger it becomes? Then surely taking none if it would be even more effective?

[Iskendar]

I've been thinking about homeopathy - if the more diluted you make the active ingredient the stronger it becomes? Then surely taking none if it would be even more effective?

So you've progressed from peddling Cupertino's toys to being a Big Pharma shill, have you now? It's a conspiracy I tellz ya!!!11!!11!!

Anyway, does it pay well, and how do I get in?

[GrahamB]

I'm down with herbalism, but homeopathy (with all due respect to people who have had success with it) is just bollocks

(Note the smiley - I don't have the medical training or even the desire to get into a debate on flavoured water )

[mrtoes]

Glad you'll make it! See you there - if the trains don't freeze up...

[middleway]

The upside of connection training (i guess!) is that i am on the mend already way less pain already and a greater range of movement starting to happen so happy with that. Still need to be strict though ....

Now all that needs to be avoided is slipping over in the snow in some sort of comedic fashion re stretching it and looking a complete tool in the process!

Many thanks one and all for the advice.

Andy, I have the 'frantic groin massaging' down to a t! now to hit the gym and do it in the sauna....

Cheers Squire.

[Tom]

Another remedy to try would be Arnica gel.

http://www.livestrong.com/article/476430-arnica-for-a-groin-injury/

[cdobe]

Arnica gel is not a homeopathic remedy, it is a real remedy with active agents in it.

[middleway]

I have used arnica for many a bruise. Great stuff actually. Didn't know it was good for torn muscles.

Cheers

[D_Glenn]

http://www.mayway.com/the-great-mender-teapills.html



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[wiesiek]

Anica is also available in homeopathic granules:
potency 9 works directly after injury
potency over 200 has ability to heal even spiritual level
it is very potent underestimated herb