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Giving my surgeon, Dr. James Nace some positive publicity.

He made a really bleak experience with hip revision surgery seem like another day in the office, with hope at the end of the tunnel.

8 week check up today and he’s very pleased with progress. Within 8 weeks is usually when problems can resurface, but I’m outside of that window.

While I’m not walking without a limp yet, this is far above the normal recovery timeline.

He said I have no restrictions but need to follow the 10% rule:

- for example, if you walk for 30 minutes one day, and you feel fine the next day, increase it by 10%.
- if you do 3 sets of 10 of an exercise without issue, next time do 3 sets of 11.
- if you eat 2 chicken breasts…eat a 3rd

Okay the last one is not true…but Jim Milbrandt knows that last tip will pack on mass.

That’s a great guide for me, because I really want this cement hip to last a long time.

If you have any joint replacement needs (I hope you don’t), I highly recommend him.

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4. Make your opponent uncomfortable for trying to submit you.

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Forget everything else you’re doing and focus on escaping.

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If you stay stabilized…you’re in trouble.

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💡Key Insights💡

Be patient escaping and try more than once.

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