Ask a questionTendinopathy is the injury most people quit on. Recovery takes months, progress feels random, and there's a billion-dollar market selling miracle fixes to people desperate for relief. Jarlo has been treating it for 28 years and has dealt with it personally for years at a stretch.In this conversation we get into:Why getting stronger and feeling better don't track as cleanly as people assume, and what actually seems to drive recoveryThe protocol question (isometrics, heavy-slow loading, daily moderate-rep work) and the practical answer about which one to pickHow to tell within a couple weeks whether something is helping, without doing mental gymnastics to convince yourselfActivity modification that lets you keep training through it, including the order-of-operations fix that finally settled a year of Jarlo's knee painWhy "pain free" is the wrong finish line, and what to track instead so you don't bail at month fourIf you've got a nagging elbow, achilles, shoulder, or knee that's been around longer than it should, this one's for you. Support the show👉 Try a free strength and agility workout

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