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he was lifting weights and and ruptured his pectoralis tendon and so I could look and see right away he had bruising down the arm not the chest wall that means he tore the tendon from the bone here instead of the muscle tendon unit here which a lot of weight lifters which will tear
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that means he tore the tendon from the bone here instead of of the muscle tendon unit here which a lot of weightlifters would will tear
he had bruising down the arm not the chest wall that means he tore the tendon from the bone here instead of the muscle tendon unit here which a lot of weight lifters would will tear