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Tennis / Re: 2018 US Open
« on: September 08, 2018, 05:10:05 pm »
really sucks that nadal was too hurt in the semis :/ that epic match above just wrecked him.
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just feeling around in my calves lightly .. I already knew this but, left medial gastroc is basically a problem, it's way tighter than my right medial gastroc.
But, digging into it lightly, it's crazy painful compared to my right .. my calves in general feel fine, except for my left medial gastroc. painful as fu*k.
gn!
yikes man, that is gross and a little frightening. i do think a walk-in clinic is probably worth checking out, but if your experiences have been so shitty i don't blame you for not wanting to go.
only time i can remember going into one was to get some stitches out a few years ago and the doctor was unbelievably hot, lol. if i'd been single i would have asked her out.
Will be fun for sure! But the too crowded thing is real : it is a charity event that everyone wants to participate, without running, they just walk the course. It will clear up eventually but that will be much more than 30s i guess. Here is some footage of last year, the 5km starts at 2:35 , lol look at that crowd!!!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLL0krOgycQ
6 September 2018
Bodyweight@session : ???
Soreness : some quads and glutes but rather minor, some systemic fatigue too.
Injuries/aches : none
1½ hours full court basketball.
Much much much better endurance. But still far away from where I want it, or even from a level i would call 'good'. But far from bad too.
Happy with speed and strength. Now gotta work on acceleration/1st step and also vert. The less tired i get the more of those i can phase in my game.
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Can't you go to... how to call them, freelance doctors for such easy cases?
Here there is an obligatory national insurance that covers some (few) stuff and also you have to wait for long time for appointment etc etc etc.
There are also private insurances that you pay and have extra privileges/covers with a specific private hospital and doctors network each.
Finally, you can always go on your own at any doctor ( there are maaaany many freelance doctors here ) and just pay what it costs.
Clearing your ear from wax would cost sth like 20-30$ and take 10 minutes or so.