10/28/2025
                                            Tendonitis isn’t random.
And it doesn’t magically heal with time off.
It happens when the load on a tendon doesn’t match what it’s prepared for — either:
• Too much intensity too fast
or
• Too much repetition without recovery
Rest, ice, and NSAIDs just turn the volume down on symptoms.
The moment you get back to training… the pain returns.
So instead of guessing or stopping, we use a targeted strategy:
✅ Slight reduction in intensity (not volume)
✅ Slow eccentrics to rebuild tendon capacity
✅ Technique work in that 80–90% skill zone
✅ Planned deloads or variation blocks
✅ Isometrics & pain-free ROM adjustments
✅ Low-intensity cardio to fuel healing
The cause is predictable.
The solution should be too.
Movement is medicine — and it’s non-negotiable if you want to stay strong, keep training, and actually fix the issue.
Struggling with tendon pain? DM “Tendon” and I’ll help you build the right plan for your specific sport and goals.
📍Tigard • Lake Oswego • Beaverton
Strength-based rehab for active adults & athletes
                                                                                               
 
                                                                                                     
                                                                                                     
                                         
   
   
   
   
     
   
   
  