28/05/2026
No comp prep is smooth sailing, in fact, are you even on prep if you aren’t thrown at least 1 curve ball 🤣
In my case, a fall in the garden resulted in a small tear in my bicep tendon
What that means for me is I have to stop lifting anything that causes pain at the injury.. aka..all PT clients will be changing their own weights.. which is great for extra gains 💪
No upper body training for me at all for the next week or two maybe more
I can train legs as long as I load the bar with the other hand or better still, use pin loaded machines. No RDL’s or lunges with dumbbells or barbells 😭
There is Evidence to suggest that training legs heavy and with progression helps spare muscle in the upper body. But, Being in a calorie deficit means there will be some muscle loss 😭
Things I will be doing to promote healing
👯♀️ taking my supplements- collagen, magnesium, creatine, omega 3 and vitamin C
👯♀️ sleeping - 7-9hrs each night
👯♀️ eating my veges and protein
👯♀️ drinking all the water - dehydration slows healing
👯♀️ not stressing - meh 😑 control the controllables
👯♀️ doing what the physio tells me to do
👯♀️ doing my best, as always, to keep blood glucose in range - unchecked BG delays healing the most (the pic clearly shows yesterday was a freaking sh*t-show, 5 hypos in one day is not normal and even less fun)
Can I still compete? At 15 weeks out, as long as fat loss remains steady, and bicep recovery continues on track, I don’t see why not 😉👙