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Deal with it, now.
It might get worse over time if you don't solve it. You can also get other injuries from this, by overexerting auxiliary muscles that "take over" from your bad shoulder in an...

My new favorite is GymRat
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.michel.petrovic.gymrat

Poor form means a greater risk of injuring yourself, which could be enough of a reason to not mix the two. But it's your call.

I agree with RB13's overall assesement. Any of the top 6 in the 90's would beat almost everyone in the lineup after Coleman's retirement; to still be as dominant as Yates was is incredible. On the...

The two could definitely interfere with each other, and some exercises more than others.
If you were to do Olympic lifts only hours after a BB workout I would expect your form to suffer...

Focus on the compound lifts: deadlifts, squat, bench press, barbell rows, barbell press, etc. Get significantly stronger in those lifts in the 8-10 reps range, and you will see results.

I'm not sure but maybe tendons can grow thicker as you lift significantly heavier weights, which would then add to the circumference.

Cut.

So a few days ago I spent almost 2 hours installing and uninstalling various apps, but I finally found the kind of app I was looking for: GymRat.

It's a paid app ($1.99), but I would honestly have...

The most important thing you can do is to reduce your calorie intake, if you want to lose weight.

I'd use spray paint as well: easy to apply at any time and dries quickly.

Thanks, my bet would have been on Yates too.

Unless it's an injury that can be fixed (as opposed to normal wear and tear of 30 years of training), find alternatives that work for you, whatever they may be.

Link?

MuscleMag International was my favorite back when....

Pull downs, until you have enough strength to do pull ups.

If you really love training then just enjoy it. The changes will come, in time, if you progressively lift heavier weights.

+1 for Arnold presses, I prefer them over barbell presses.

I agree about it being too much if you're just starting out.

- Depending on the exercises you do, I'd say 3 days/week max.
- Increase the intensity