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A member asked:
I was at the gym when while i was working out my arms. i was doing the incline dumbell bench oress and the weights suddenly went over my arm?
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Unclear: Not sure what is being asked here, but if your arm gave way and you are now having weakness, then you should certainly see a physician for further evaluation of possible muscle/tendon injury.
Answered 4/23/2013
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