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byucougar1According to Greg Wrubell, the following starting linemen had surgery after the season: OL Braden Hansen (ankle), and a series of repairs to torn labrums: OL Braden Brown (shoulder), OL Houston Reynolds (shoulder). The pain sustained during blocking contact as well as the constant tugging, pulling and grabbing of the shoulders might explain the inconsistent play regarding the rushing attack and sustaining of pass protection.
In addition, CB Preston Hadley and RB David Foote will miss also spring practice to allow for recovery after surgeries to repair torn labrums. Seems like our S&C coach will need to implement some conditioning excercises to help prevent this type of injury from frequently occurring.
Some interesting facts about the surgery:
Labrum tear is a very common sports injury of the shoulder cartilage. These types of injuries have a tendency to not heal well on their own and very often require torn labrum surgery.
Torn labrum surgery is generally performed if the doctor feels the labrum tear will not heal properly or your shoulder will not gain adequate stability on its own.
Torn labrum and rotator cuff surgery recovery can take from 2 to 6 months depending on the extent of the injury. Generally 2 to 3 weeks after surgery the person can start performing light motion and strengthening exercises.
Physical therapy exercises are a crucial pat of full surgery recovery and extremely important in order to regain a full level of joint motion and stengthening of the supporting muscles for proper shoulder stability.
In addition, CB Preston Hadley and RB David Foote will miss also spring practice to allow for recovery after surgeries to repair torn labrums. Seems like our S&C coach will need to implement some conditioning excercises to help prevent this type of injury from frequently occurring.
Some interesting facts about the surgery:
Labrum tear is a very common sports injury of the shoulder cartilage. These types of injuries have a tendency to not heal well on their own and very often require torn labrum surgery.
Torn labrum surgery is generally performed if the doctor feels the labrum tear will not heal properly or your shoulder will not gain adequate stability on its own.
Torn labrum and rotator cuff surgery recovery can take from 2 to 6 months depending on the extent of the injury. Generally 2 to 3 weeks after surgery the person can start performing light motion and strengthening exercises.
Physical therapy exercises are a crucial pat of full surgery recovery and extremely important in order to regain a full level of joint motion and stengthening of the supporting muscles for proper shoulder stability.