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abnremf · 05-09-2012, 05:22

I hate to break this to you but if your shoulder is hurting just on the ruck then it's going to be completely useless by the time you get to things like log drills, rifle drills, land nav and team events. My advice is to put selection off for a while and get the shoulder cut on. In July of 2010 I tore the crap out of my shoulder. Surgery didn't happen until October. I did physical therapy for 30 days, deployed and continued to do physical therapy in Iraq. By April of 2011 my shoulder was actually stronger than it was before I hurt it. Better to enter SFAS @ 100%. My .02 cents.

05-09-2012, 05:22	#2
abnremf Quiet Professional Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 222	I hate to break this to you but if your shoulder is hurting just on the ruck then it's going to be completely useless by the time you get to things like log drills, rifle drills, land nav and team events. My advice is to put selection off for a while and get the shoulder cut on. In July of 2010 I tore the crap out of my shoulder. Surgery didn't happen until October. I did physical therapy for 30 days, deployed and continued to do physical therapy in Iraq. By April of 2011 my shoulder was actually stronger than it was before I hurt it. Better to enter SFAS @ 100%. My .02 cents.
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