Dangerous Incorporated
07-19-2007, 12:43 AM
The following news comes from a reliable, undisclosed source in the medical profession:
"I have an update of sorts on 'Taker's recovery. He has started flexing the arm and getting the biceps to "fire" again. He has not used a lot of weight but is flexing it and so far so good. He has no numbness or tingling in the distal part of his arm or hand. There is a large vascular and nerve bundle near where the surgery was done, and it looks like none of the nerves were damaged in the surgery. He is doing cardio and weight training on all other parts of his body.
From a medical standpoint, 'Taker should be able to Chokeslam people just like he did before. The biceps is really only used to flex or bend the elbow and draw it towards the body. The move that might actually cause him some problems is the Tombstone. When he does that, the bicep is squeezing to hold onto his opponent, and that is when the most stress is going to be put on the repair. When he Chokeslams, believe it or not the triceps and the chest muscles will take most of the pressure from that move."
Source: phenomforever.com
Said to hear Taker might not be able to do the Tombestone anymore.
"I have an update of sorts on 'Taker's recovery. He has started flexing the arm and getting the biceps to "fire" again. He has not used a lot of weight but is flexing it and so far so good. He has no numbness or tingling in the distal part of his arm or hand. There is a large vascular and nerve bundle near where the surgery was done, and it looks like none of the nerves were damaged in the surgery. He is doing cardio and weight training on all other parts of his body.
From a medical standpoint, 'Taker should be able to Chokeslam people just like he did before. The biceps is really only used to flex or bend the elbow and draw it towards the body. The move that might actually cause him some problems is the Tombstone. When he does that, the bicep is squeezing to hold onto his opponent, and that is when the most stress is going to be put on the repair. When he Chokeslams, believe it or not the triceps and the chest muscles will take most of the pressure from that move."
Source: phenomforever.com
Said to hear Taker might not be able to do the Tombestone anymore.