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OK, so a few weeks ago I had a jumping muscle in my right lats. I'ts now back again and is driving me mad.

 

Do you guys think it is from a lack of magnesium or some vitamin or mineral or what could be causing it??

 

Maybe I haven't been training hard enough lately so it is getting jumpy??Big%20smile

 
Posted
Definitely a lack of alcohol... i recommend lots of wine when youre down @ the argus

 

Don't worry' date=' I have that one already planned...Big%20smileWink

 
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You drink now?
Posted
Definitely a lack of alcohol... i recommend lots of wine when youre down @ the argus

 

Don't worry' date=' I have that one already planned...Big%20smileWink

 
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You drink now?

 

If getting tipsy after one glass of wine is considered drinkingEmbarrassed

 

I'm going to try some wine tasting Friday, looking forward to it, so if I'm not at the hub ride saturday, you'll all know how I'm feeling!!Ouch

 

 
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Where did it jump to when it went away?

 

"just a jump to the left..."

 

"then a step to the ri-ai-aiaiaiaight"

 

 

"It did the hokey - Pokey, then jumped right back in..."
Posted
Definitely a lack of alcohol... i recommend lots of wine when youre down @ the argus

 

Don't worry' date=' I have that one already planned...Big%20smileWink

 
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You drink now?

 

BTW, I never said I don't drink, I just said I don't drink much...
Posted

Ummm, back to the topic........!

 

Yes, its common WW, I get it as well. When it first happened I got all worried and took myself off to the doc, but he said its probably a slight deficiency which will correct itself over the short term or sometimes a nerve gets a bit tweaked which causes the resulting twitch.

 

I just leave it and after a few days it stops, I guess you could try some vitamin and minerals suppliments, it cant do any harm, but I think you will find it gos away on its own.  

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