Chiropractor session: Adjustments and I was given a mobility drill for my shoulders/neck
Rec Lax game: won 9-8, scored a couple. I was limping the entire game and unable to run with my injured knee. Unlikely I’ll be able to play this weekend, probably smarter if I recover.
I haven’t seen my doctor yet (happening in two days) but it looks like I have a ruptured bursa in my left knee. It has ballooned up and is extremely liquidy. Hopefully I can get it drained soon and proceed with rehabbing.
Physio session
Assessment
A lot of manual stretching and release
Acupuncture and stim
This was a great session. We worked the quad and hip flexors and lot and an hour after my session I noticed that the liquid pocket on my knee and spread substantially (about 3").
I don’t believe so, it’s just how the system is setup. It looks like it only formats like that when the number is followed by a period or parenthesis: 1. or 1)
Using a dash, like 1-, should avoid it. Or using letters, A., B1, etc.
1- Elevated Reverse Lunges: 3x10 each leg with 30s
2a- Glute Bridge: 3x20 BW
2b- V Ups: 3x15 with 10
3- 1-Leg Calf Raises: 3x12 BW
A. Elevated Reverse Lunges: 3x10 each leg with 30s
B1. Glute Bridge: 3x20 BW
B2. V Ups: 3x15 with 10
C. 1-Leg Calf Raises: 3x12 BW
1a- Goblet Squats: 3x20 with 50
1b- Elevated Reverse Lunges: 3x10 each leg with 35s
1c-Dip Station Leg Raises: 3x20
2a- 1-leg RDL: 3x15 each leg with 50
2b- Glute Bridge: 3x20
2c- DB Swings: 3x20 with 50
3- Leg Press Calf Raises: 4x15
1- 1-arm Pulldowns: 3x8 with #7
2- Seated Cable Rows: 3x8 with #12.5
3a- Bear Position DB Pull across: 3x20 with 20
3b- Renegade T Rotations: 3x15 with (8, 10, 12 trying to figure out a good weight)
1a- 1-Leg Med Ball Chops: 3x12 with 10 lbs
1b- Med Ball V-Ups: 3x15 with 10
2a- Goblet Lateral Lunge: 3x10 each way with 50
2b- Dip Station Leg Raises: 3x15
3a- 1-Leg Lateral Hops: 3x15 stick landing
3b- 1-Leg Linear Hops: 3x15 stick landing
4- 3-Position Bosu Mountains Climber: 3x6 each
Slight increase in balance and velocity. My doctor won’t drain my knee so it’s still a waiting game.
He says the risk of infection is too high. It’s an area where antibiotics can’t penetrate so it would be very difficult to fight an infection. He says in his entire career he’s never had to send someone to get bursitis drained.
I’m skeptical because my knee is still a water balloon over three weeks since the injury and it has not reacted at all to anti imflammatories or ice. There is no improvement day to day.