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I'd pound it
Do You Allow Exum To Play During The Summer?
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RJF
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Be that as it may, he still needs court time playing competitively.
I think he should play as much as possible.
He needs to get his confidence back.
If he is injury prone then holding him out only prolongs the inevitable.
Like he said himself in the locker clean out interviews, he cant play scared.
Get him out there SL, NT, as much as possible.
Get him back into game situations.
He needs to get his confidence back.
If he is injury prone then holding him out only prolongs the inevitable.
Like he said himself in the locker clean out interviews, he cant play scared.
Get him out there SL, NT, as much as possible.
Get him back into game situations.
jope
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Considering we were one of the most injured clubs in the league, i've grown skeptical of their effectiveness.
Look at Derrick Rose, he held out for a long time and ended up getting re-injured after his torn ACL.
I think the sooner you get back to real game scenario after the doctor cleared you, the better it is to adjust to normal game intensity. there is the a psychological hurdle that you have to overcome the brain would still try to overcompensate to protect the previously injured knee, and that can lead to re-injury when it throws your body out of balance again. The sooner it is to get back in game shape, the more time he gets to re-adjust his brain to playing like the knee is normal again.
I think the sooner you get back to real game scenario after the doctor cleared you, the better it is to adjust to normal game intensity. there is the a psychological hurdle that you have to overcome the brain would still try to overcompensate to protect the previously injured knee, and that can lead to re-injury when it throws your body out of balance again. The sooner it is to get back in game shape, the more time he gets to re-adjust his brain to playing like the knee is normal again.