Next time I catch it unattended I will change your bar tape👀

@James Mibus of course man

@Martial Garo--Santos from a medical stand point it is really exiting to hear this and I‘m craving to solve a mystery here. From a sports perspective it really sucks to hear the complexity of this problem. Since it‘s not a local problem (MRI was clean) it is only right to look deeper into it (historia morbi, context factors, etc.). What‘s interesting to me that a lower back pain is going into the arm since it‘s not directly connected neurologically. I can think of a lot of connecting chains throughout the body that all wouldn’t really show in an MRI scan. It might be interesting to look into the lymphatic system since it seems to be a onesided issue and that‘s „the only“ system that would work onesidedly. Wishing you the best of luck on this one, feel free to keep me updated!!

Hard to say… Usually I would suggest taking some rest and go for a walk instead of pushing hard. I have a good friend who played american football when we were in iceland back in the day while having a slight cold, he later ended up in the hospital in Reykjavik with a myocarditis. Personally I would rather skip a couple of training sessions instead of risking it, others might say go for it, but what benefits do you have from a week of training if you possibly risk your health🫣

Seeing this guy fuel while knowing the power output has me like:

Now it‘s a professional, sexy look🥵