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post 1664112183 07-08-2022, 06:35 PM
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Acl gone

I’ll be 40 by the time i recover.

Goodbye active life? Will blasting save me?
post 1664112863 07-08-2022, 06:48 PM
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Oof sorry brah. What happened?
post 1664113083 07-08-2022, 06:54 PM
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Done my ACL two times, same knee. Definitely sets you back but you can recover. Two years after my second surgery, i'd say my knee is 95% good to go. But i'll never play Football, rugby, soccer etc again.
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post 1664113183 07-08-2022, 06:56 PM
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Blasting could certainly help
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post 1664113313 07-08-2022, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted By VSVP84⏩
Oof sorry brah. What happened?
I play soccer a couple of nights a week. I was coming to a stop from a sprint and knee buckled. No impact, no twisting nothing.

Super unfortunate and unbelievable how it happened just like that with no symptoms or injuries to that leg before.
post 1664113483 07-08-2022, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted By GaryRidgway⏩
Blasting could certainly help
Yeah. I think it can help with recovery and i may just cruise going forward.
Originally Posted By datbuffguyuknow⏩
Done my ACL two times, same knee. Definitely sets you back but you can recover. Two years after my second surgery, i'd say my knee is 95% good to go. But i'll never play Football, rugby, soccer etc again.
Why never play?

Id be happy with 95% but I’ll probably lose my speed. Peers say i am too quick. I dont know if i can play if i am not going all out.

My other knee is at %70, different type of surgery that never fully recovered but i still played.
post 1664113763 07-08-2022, 07:08 PM
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Blasting will help your recovery but it’s in your best interests to find hobbies that don’t involve extreme knee torsion. Sorry bud. You’re playing with your ability to walk if you continue once you recover.
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post 1664114263 07-08-2022, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted By TurkBrah⏩
Yeah. I think it can help with recovery and i may just cruise going forward.


Why never play?

Id be happy with 95% but I’ll probably lose my speed. Peers say i am too quick. I dont know if i can play if i am not going all out.

My other knee is at %70, different type of surgery that never fully recovered but i still played.
Too risky for me, did both playing sports, not worth going through all that time off, recovery etc again.

Plenty of professional athletes have recovered and played again.
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post 1664114693 07-08-2022, 07:24 PM
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One of my biggest fears is one of my knees going out while exercising
post 1664115283 07-08-2022, 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted By H00J⏩
One of my biggest fears is one of my knees going out while exercising
Imagine being in top shape and your knee going off doing something so routine. Its the worst man.
Originally Posted By datbuffguyuknow⏩
Too risky for me, did both playing sports, not worth going through all that time off, recovery etc again.

Plenty of professional athletes have recovered and played again.
I feel you. I went through 12 months rehab for my right knee and it never fully recovered. Thinking of the struggle i went through only to play a year and a half and have my other knee go out is very depressing.

Not to mention the burden you put those around you..

I may never return to contact sports i guess, i am hoping i recover stronger this time
post 1664115903 07-08-2022, 07:50 PM
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Originally Posted By TurkBrah⏩
Imagine being in top shape and your knee going off doing something so routine. Its the worst man.


I feel you. I went through 12 months rehab for my right knee and it never fully recovered. Thinking of the struggle i went through only to play a year and a half and have my other knee go out is very depressing.

Not to mention the burden you put those around you..

I may never return to contact sports i guess, i am hoping i recover stronger this time
Second time the recovery was a lot easier and quicker for me, only took about 9 months instead of 12, but I was back to running after like 3 months.
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post 1664119403 07-08-2022, 09:37 PM
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I did this along with like every ligament. Im sorry. There isn't really a light at the end of the tunnel.
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post 1664119413 07-08-2022, 09:38 PM
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Tore my ACL at age 17
29 now and it has never recovered
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post 1664119593 07-08-2022, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted By SikhAndDestroy⏩
Tore my ACL at age 17
29 now and it has never recovered
That sucks. I tore mine twice 18 and 19. It's 100% now
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post 1664119633 07-08-2022, 09:48 PM
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Timed my surgery to get one last month of skiing in with it torn. Blasting through recovery and fully intend on hucking 20 foot cliffs by winter.

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post 1664120473 07-08-2022, 10:20 PM
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Not even Zlatan the great is immune to acl

https://theathletic.com/news/zlatan-.../sgA0JyVTypPX/

Sorry brah but the reaper's here
“Swollen knee for six months. I was only able to train with the team 10 times in the last six months.

“Took more than 20 injections in six months. Emptied the knee once a week for six months.
Fuark that srs
post 1664120553 07-08-2022, 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted By VSVP84⏩
Oof sorry brah. What happened?
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post 1664120563 07-08-2022, 10:23 PM
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Originally Posted By TurkBrah⏩
I play soccer a couple of nights a week. I was coming to a stop from a sprint and knee buckled. No impact, no twisting nothing.

Super unfortunate and unbelievable how it happened just like that with no symptoms or injuries to that leg before.
Damn. That's unfortunate brah. Soccer is a goat activity to stay active.

You can definitely be active. Just believe in yourself and take it easy when you play.

Lots of ACLcels out there that bounced back.
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post 1664120763 07-08-2022, 10:34 PM
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You'll be okay. I know brahs that tore both acls and come back and play high level soccer.

Make sure to take the rehab seriously. Then I'd do a lot of the exercises kneesovertoes guy recommends along with nordic hamstring curls. Your knees will thank you.

How I've never torn or broke anything (besides a small roll up of my quad) after what I've done is a legit miracle. Sometimes it is just luck of the draw and completely out of nowhere.

You're gonna make it boyo. I've seen so many acl injuries and recoveries back to high level of sports and fitness.
post 1664121093 07-08-2022, 10:42 PM
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Only thing I would say is I went with quad tendon over hamstring because of the knee pain issue later in life. If I could go back in time I would 100% find some Gh to hop on right after surgery to prevent a lot of the quad decay/struggle rebuilding.
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