Mainly because the shoulder has so many movements, instead of say, your ankle or knee which is a mechanical, mainly one movement joints and bones
Any damage to the shoulder and it probably won't feel the same again
When I swam after that, I never trained with any aggression again, I just focussed on technique, and doing the distance over any power
Then once every two weeks I'd thrash it out in a race environment (and spend the next few days feeling it, but would come back round to the light training)
I guess the only advice is to try and bulk up the muscles around it without hurting it
Posted By: pants, Jun 8, 11:07:40
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