Good evening all, finally back after so many requests to update this little space in the 'vastness of the Net
Lately my presence at the camp was sipped, this is due, as you know, the breaking of myofibrils of muscle semimenbranoso my right leg that had dimensions of 3x2 cm. Today I am gone
strategic study of the ultra-mega fashion Dr. Ferrario gambina to check and I was again subjected to the "fibrolisi" ... BUT THAT SHIT IS WRONG ???... this time I was smarter than two weeks ago, I did not urletti of pain, I put two fingers in his mouth and nearly pulled out the evil that made my jaw.
This post is also to thank the Doctor for the availability and cordiality with which I treated.
All this introduction to raise a new discussion topic:
But do you think it's really worth breaking your ass for months, being sick at the end of every holy exercise, and then one day be a pain not go away and do not let it be, and most importantly having to refer to treatments as in this case that make it a bad dog when you practice?
considrazione This is also the result of the fact that last week well 6 / 8 of Tonic Team were in the infirmary will be cases, will be fashion, it is a fact that seems at times do more harm than good to train with consistency.
Or as I said Sunday night in Yuppie Cello and sometimes we do not feel that the sport we love so much we take away the chance to do things well that we like, or maybe we deny the possibility of new experiences?
some I've got doubts about it!
probably will be my status as a "handicapped" (Understood as the definition of the good Robby) that makes me think about these things, however good news is that my stay at the university is reaching unprecedented peaks, is never that continuous exposure to culture is able to penetrate inside me and make me understand something.
conclude with a new American style to use as the motto "good luck" for the upcoming events of the tonics (see the Italian championships next weekend).
One says:
TONIC YOU??
and the other (or group) answered:
..... EVER!!
Good night,
Fabio.
