Pulled Muscle
I've been reading about muscle injuries. It seems that sometimes when you injure a muscle, you know right away. But with many low-impact injuries, you may not feel any pain until hours or even days later.

I was on my back on the bed, with my legs hanging off the edge. I started lifting my legs, tensing up my abdomen. Silly, I know, but it's more exercise than my abs usually get. This lasted 5 minutes, tops.
A couple of days later, I noticed a slight pain in my left inner thigh. I ignored it.
The next day, there was so much pain that I started looking for tick bites. I checked the whole area... no bites, cuts, or burns. I even counted. There were still two.*

I had no idea I need to do warm-up stretches before I stretch.
One of these days I'm going to hurt myself while breathing. I just know it.
*What? I was talking about hamstrings. Perv.
Labels: Pathetic Injuries
2 Comments:
Well you do have a history of injury there.....
Well you did say groin pull, not hamstring.....
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