Teres minor injury?

Apologies first as I can understand long range diagnosis of shoulder area issues and a shaky descriptions of the symptoms must make it frustrating to pinpoint. Be that as it may.
I was throwing a ball, pitching if you will, with the kids about a week ago when I actually heard a slight ‘pop’ from my right shoulder. Almost instantly I felt as though I’d been simultaneously kicked and electrocuted in the armpit. Luckily, or not, I took last week off training as we were on holidays.

I returned last night and had to switch to SSB as the straight bar was becoming to painful. Worse still, I could barely pull 60kg off the floor without wincing, so deads were out. Neither could row or I support my body weight from a chinning bar, whereas something like 3 x 12 generally isn’t an issue. Oddly, benching seemed virtually unaffected. I was also able to perform face pulls with no discomfort.
Haven’t tried to OHP with a loaded bar yet, but at least empty, things seem Ok.
There has been a slight tingling and pain down the back of my elbow, but the rest of my arms function seems unaffected, for example I have a few COC grippers I keep at work and my grip strength is still the same.

This has pissed me of mightily as I was getting to the pointy end of a 12 week mesocycle, things were going swimmingly and some nice PR’s were certainly in the cards.

Time to wait it out and keep it mobile, panic or seek medical advise?

Cheers

There isn’t much in your history that’s making me pinpoint the teres minor, so I’m not sure where that idea came from.

My initial plan would be to not panic, keep moving as much as you can – including benching and pressing, and get on that SSB once you can tolerate it.

It was simply my best guess. The pain along with activity I was performing at the time seemed to be consistent with pretty much any description I could find. Prior to this, I couldn’t actually point to the teres minor on an anatomy chart.

Cheers