Depends. How many pullups did you get?
I just had my 2nd knee surgery.
New surgeon found and resected synovial tissue pinching (plica), resurfaced chondromalacia on kneecap and femur, found two fractures: one in kneecap and one in femur.
Was weightbearing and walking 16 hours after the operation.
Back on the couch! Haha. So he'll send me back to the good therapist with pictures of the findings and we'll go from there. Feel I've been training patience for the last year yall.... lifting is hard when you have to avoid all knee loading. Shit I've been doing:
Reverse Hyperextension: 3x15@180
Bench Press: 3x10@165*
Lat Pulldown: 3x10@145*
Prone DB Row: 3x10@40s
Prone Rear Flyes: 2x15@15s
External Rotations: 4x15@ 10lbs/red band
*going slow on both of these, as I'm preparing to return to sport in September of this year. I've got lots of time to build a cross-sectional base before I up the intensity.
What I'm going to START doing:
Following pulldowns with 3x15 of scapular depressions.
Adding Neck Harness extension work at the end of a session 2x15 3x/week.
Adding Wheel Rollouts to end of sessions 2x/week.
And it's worked. I'm 205lbs now and my upper back activation and balance is coming nicely. Shoulders feel much better, too.
I will keep you posted on my knee progress. Isn't it funny how the diagnoses change every month until they go in anyway and find completely different shit? Doc A: I swear there's no plica. MRI: no plica. Doc B: Hey there's a plica, I'll just slice that out. Great!