GOLF!!
- by GMan
- 2009-09-04 08:09:27
- Exercise & Sports
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- 5 comments
Hi guys, gals!
How long did you wait until hitting the ball??? I'm at 7/weeks and my palms are itchy. The season is still in full swing. I get checked on 9/15.
Gary
5 Comments
I was told 6 weeks
by Bionic Man - 2009-09-04 09:09:08
My Dr cleared me to play golf after six weeks. I tried after four and had a lot of pain. It was a big mistake. I believe I had stretched the scar tissue. I waited three more weeks and had no more issues. I got my pacer over a year ago and play every weekend without any problems. Each situation is different so if I were you I'd pass the question by the Dr. My guess is you would be good to play now.
I know what you're going through. I couldn't wait to get back on the course. Unfortunately I went back to soon.
Good Luck,
Bob
Start slow
by DC Pacer - 2009-09-04 09:09:27
Gary
I would start with a small bucket at the range, and see what you feel like afterward. I started slow to make sure that I didn't slow my recovand rip it.ery process.
I played 9 holes at 8 weeks and 18 holes a week later. No problems, grip it and rip !
DC
hee hee
by pacergirl - 2009-09-04 09:09:37
So good to read how well you are adjusting! I would check with the doc. before I started swing clubs.... just as a precaution.
I hope you have a wonderful day!
p.s. it is raining here.... won't be driving the Porsche. :-(
6 weeks before I hit balls
by COBradyBunch - 2009-09-04 12:09:11
But then again, I don't golf that much anyway
You know you're wired when...
You play MP3 files on your pacer.
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by dward - 2009-09-04 05:09:20
The whole reason to wait is to allow your leads to heal.
Golf too soon and you're facing another op!
I was told to wait 12 (right after I bought new clubs too!!!)
and waited.
If I had to wait... so do you!
Seriously, I would ask your Doc. Better to be safe than sorry.