Take a few Aleve. It’ll stop after a couple weeksI’m a new loader and I’m so sore. What are the best stretches I should do before and after my shifts? Especially any for sore hands!
Stretch your back, that's the most important. Sore hands, arms and legs are because you did little to none exercising before becoming employed. In about 3-4 weeks your muscles will become more adapt to the work.I’m a new loader and I’m so sore. What are the best stretches I should do before and after my shifts? Especially any for sore hands!
Steroids! Lift! It helps.I’m a new loader and I’m so sore. What are the best stretches I should do before and after my shifts? Especially any for sore hands!
Start doing yoga... and buy a foam rollerI’m a new loader and I’m so sore. What are the best stretches I should do before and after my shifts? Especially any for sore hands!
Steroids! Lift! It helps.
Ask the safety committee about “dynamic stretches” and watch them get a giant hard-on.I’m a new loader and I’m so sore. What are the best stretches I should do before and after my shifts? Especially any for sore hands!
As much as that sounds like fun, I think I’ll pass on thatAsk the safety committee about “dynamic stretches” and watch them get a giant hard-on.
Ask the safety committee about “dynamic stretches” and watch them get a giant hard-on.
Then what's the point of working here!?Stop beating everyone off.
Careful there guyWhen I started unloading my hands were cramping up so bad in the first week I thought I was going to have to quit. I just took it as easy as possible at home and three weeks later I was no longer feeling pain; just got accustomed to the job.
I always have an uncontrollable urge , to bitch slap a safety committee membahShowed up to PCM yesterday and was glad I didn't miss it because one of the safety guys used the term 'uncontrollable urges' (!!!) not once but twice.