Paulo Avelino Documents Road to Recovery: Overcoming a Shoulder Injury
PAULO AVELINO – Actor Paulo Avelino gave netizens a glimpse into his recovery process after sustaining a shoulder dislocation.
Paulo Avelino, born Michael Lingbanan Avelino on May 13, 1988, is a renowned Filipino actor and model originating from Baguio City, Philippines. He gained prominence through his remarkable portrayals in a variety of television dramas and films.
His journey in the entertainment realm commenced with his participation in the reality talent competition “StarStruck” in 2006, where he emerged as a finalist. Despite not clinching the top spot, Avelino’s talent garnered attention from industry insiders, paving the way for acting opportunities.
Photo Source: @pauavelino IGPaulo Avelino marked his acting debut in the Philippine television drama series “Dapat Ka Bang Mahalin?” in 2009. Since then, he has graced numerous television dramas, exhibiting his versatility as an actor. Some of his notable television roles encompass “Walang Hanggan,” “Bridges of Love,” and “Asintado.”
Beyond television, Paulo Avelino has left an indelible mark in Philippine cinema. He has starred in a plethora of films, showcasing his acting prowess across mainstream and independent cinema. Noteworthy film credits include “I’m Drunk, I Love You,” “Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral,” and “Fan Girl.”
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Paulo Avelino gave his fans a glimpse into his recuperation journey following a shoulder dislocation he experienced while striving for a personal best during a snatch lift.
Paulo documented his progress, starting from his hospital treatment to participating in bodyweight exercises designed to aid in his shoulder rehabilitation. The videos displayed Paulo’s unwavering resolve as he executed pull-ups and pushups, underscoring his dedication to returning to peak condition.
Discussing his approach to injuries, Paulo revealed his resilient mindset, emphasizing his determination to overcome setbacks.
“Whenever I get injured, I don’t stop. I always assess what I’ve done wrong, immediately get back up, and make sure I get stronger,” he wrote.
