Tweeti had to move the pin three times this morning because i hit a blood vessel that many time i must have the veiness ass in the world

TweetHey brother most people hit a vessel when they inject in the gluteals because they are injecting in the wrong spot. Divide the glute into four quadrants and inject in the upper outer quadrant. You can Google it and find diagrams for it. That being said even if you had a vessel you don't have to pull all the way out and stick again. Just pull out slightly redirect at a different angle go back in and re-aspirate.

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Originally Posted by F.I.S.T.

Strange brother.Are you hitting too high?? Maybe thats it.Sometimes its hard to get around to see and reach where you're hitting and sometimes go to high.Are you looking in a mirror when pinning? When I was younger I had much more flexibility than I do now and could twist around enough to see the spot I wanted to poke but now I have to look in a mirror to see it clearly.If you're not trying that,give it a shot.

Many times peoples issues with pinning is do to technique.Not saying this is your case but only trying to figure out a cause for your trouble with what info I have.

no im in the right spot noha showed me and with all my research i know im there i even use 1 1-5 inch pin

Tweetalso lay on my side now so i can see the spot better

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Originally Posted by F.I.S.T.

Well how fast are you injecting? Sometimes this is also the cause of pip. I purposely go xtra slow and even pause when pushing the plunger in.It helps greatly especially when inj larger ml's of oil.

By focusing on going xtra slow,it also allows you to stay more steady with the needle.Meaning not moving the pin around while injecting.This is also especially common when hitting glutes due to the awkwardness of the angle you're in. Many time i'll actually let go of the pin when pausing to make sure its still in a straight position from when it first went in.I know this may sound bizarre but try it out and you may be surprised at just how much you tend to move your hand when pinning.Just a natural reaction to your body being in such a twisted position.

that could be it i inject super fast i have bent the pin so many times i try to get it over with and my hands do get shaky thanks guns i think u hit it on the head with this one but that is why i call u the guru

TweetName any musclae on the body and thats the one i hate pinning most lol. I really hate pinning. haha

TweetI don't mind glutea at all... Quads are my enemy... Same thing I always hit something lol.. Once in smooth it's fine .. I inj all mine nice and slow.. I pause a few times while I pin my glutes.. It's too uncomfortable being twisted around like that haha


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TweetGlute's are fine Quads kill me. I'm always hitting something when I pin Quads.

Tweetquads suck too esp when u hit a nerve and u get that golf ball sized lump

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Originally Posted by bigbb21

I don't mind glutea at all... Quads are my enemy... Same thing I always hit something lol.. Once in smooth it's fine .. I inj all mine nice and slow.. I pause a few times while I pin my glutes.. It's too uncomfortable being twisted around like that haha


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try lying on your side it makes it alot mor comfortable

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Originally Posted by sofargone561

Name any musclae on the body and thats the one i hate pinning most lol. I really hate pinning. haha

lmao i know bro i hope it gets better for you one day

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Originally Posted by olded

Glute's are fine Quads kill me. I'm always hitting something when I pin Quads.

Same here , no more injections in the quad for me . The last time I got an infection and needed an antibiotic to clear it up . I stick to delts and glutes .

TweetI use glutes a lot, especially when it need to go fast! Or something that causes me pain...other than that they are just in the normal rotation


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