New here

[SteveDay]

Hi,

Stumbled across the forum whilst browsing the internet. Been playing on and off about 10 years, just starting again after a shoulder injury from an accident. It's rehabilitating fine but been going easy just to be on the safe side and that meant laying off snooker for awhile.

Steve

[jim evans]

welcome to the forum steve

[PatBlock]

Hi Steve, glad to hear your back on the baize again.

Welcome to TSF.

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[acehead]

Welcome to TSF

[SteveDay]

Thanks for the welcomes

[Chris Bedford]

New here

Hi welcome Steve I've not long been here but the amount of knowledge and tips on here is quite staggering! It's a good place. ;-)

[AKashyap]

Hi I also am new here and play a little snooker ... I have a question, are you able to screw back, do follow etc after the injury ??

[SteveDay]

I still don't have full range of motion (without pain) so anything that aggravates it isn't ideal for the long term recuperation. I do stretches and exercises and that's helping, it's certainly better than it was. Pulling my arm back is the worst because it yanks it but if i can get it back comfortable and shoot from there it's generally fine. Initially there was a bit of an painquake from the impact of the cue on ball but again that's eased up quite well. My playing is disastrous really at the moment, I generally do nothing other than standard shots but i figured that if I kept putting off i may lose some flexibility so it's a form of recuperative exercise I guess.

[AKashyap]

Hmm .. .Play it on the light side man ... Yeah and keep playing .... Soon your injury would be gone forever .. !