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>benching with a rotator cuff tear
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>>76584780
Try dips
(I don't know if it would be better or worse lol just try)
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nope.nope
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>>76584780
Face pulls and rows help prevent those fwiw, if you treat them as important lifts.
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>>76584780
Pretty sure I tore mine 2 months ago. Cant do any kind of chest workouts without pain fml
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>>76584780
Yeah I hurt my shoulder a year ago and just started doing all my chest work on machines with neutral grip. No pain, and no gains



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