i broke 2 midhandbones in april 2011, i did mostly squats, legpress, hack squats and other lower leg crap.
Once the pain was barebale, i did the following
Biceps :
1) if the gym has a machine for concentration/scot curl, put a towel on your forearms, and use that to move the bar instead of your hands. have a bro help you. do NOT do big weights with that, try long sets 15-20 reps, so you dont get inflammated tendons in the forearm from local pressure.
2) i dont know how you call this machine. its vertical and you use it for tricep pulldowns. but you can lock the roller on top or bottem, on bottom you can do biceps with it.
put it on the bottom, and take the little straight bar. have a mate wrap your towel for more grip, and use forearms, or wrists if accecable to do the curl
Note, the blood pressure in your broken wrist will HURT. take asperine before training to combat that. taking 100mg of asperine pre workout is allways good.
Chest :
How you should do it : there usually is a machine for pectorial fly and reverse peckdeck. some of those got a handgrip, some got the big grip for the forearms. use the latter and train the side of your chest like mad.
How i did it, how you probably shouldnt : i broke my plaster a bit so i could put a bar between tumb and pointing finger. like that i could work the chest press machine. it freaking hurted, everyone told me the bone wouldnt grow straight, but it actually did. note i broke the two outer midhandbones on my right hand, if its the left side of the right hand, this would obviously not work
Note : training your squat in a smith machine 3x week, mixed with hack squats and leg presses, is by far the most important thing to combat muscle loss.
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On a sidenote, took two photo's today after training
at the end of training
about to leave
sorry Dule, i stopped cutting after 10 kg so no abs. trying again next summer when i'll start the cut in june instead of august