No experience here but you should post your age, if you are comfortable doing that. My experience is age makes a big difference to rate of recovery.
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Tendons and the like are always slow to heal. As long as your PT likes the progress, I.guess you'll have to wait it out.
Edit: on the other hand, they don't need to be fully healed to resume training, as long as you're taking it slowly. You could ask your PT for (alternative) exercises you can already resume doing.
Yeah, I’ve swapped out most exercises for wrist friendly ones. It’s just, I have to do a lot of decline ring push ups to make up for losing every bench press movement and I fuckin hate those. Sadly they’re the only chest workout we can figure that keep the wrists in a neutral grip.
Slowly, more exercises are returning, but the ones I want back most will be the last to come. This is easily the injury I regret most, I truly hope none of you ever get it.
Can'f you use dumbbells with a neutral grip instead of barbells? Stuff like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFbifMHOXPc
They allow for greater ROM and you can use a heavier one for your healthy wrist.
My thinking was it wasn’t enough weight. I’ll watch the video soon and see though, if it works for that guy it should work for me
Right, relevance, posted this here cause it’s hugely affected my workout routine. All bench movements are out and I’ve had to throw in calisthenics. Which is fine, but I’d kill for my wrist to fully recover