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post 1684939613 06-20-2023, 01:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Samraiwise⏩
How come?

1. You are young, healthy, or tough.

2. You are always cautious.

3. You've been lucky so far.

4. Other reasons.

Please share your theory.
Never played sports past high school and just healthy/lucky I guess
post 1684940363 06-20-2023, 02:33 AM
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Originally Posted By domenuts⏩
Two months ago I either fully or partially ruptured my left Achilles. Just by fukin normal running too.

Not sure which cuz I don't want to spend the money to get an MRI done just to have the doc tell me to stay off it. Thinking partially cuz I can still move my toes and put very little pressure on them.

I know you can get surgery for it, but from the research I've found it essentially heals in the same time frame with or without surgery.

I can walk on my heel just fine like a retard, but can't actually take a step.

Very weird feeling telling your body to move and it not listen.
Was looking for this injury itt

I also partially fooked up my achilles a few months ago and had to walk hobbled

I suspect it was either going too heavy on calve raises, my tight shoes, or both plus playing basketball

Took a few months to fully heal but like you i also went the all natural healing route lmao
post 1684940673 06-20-2023, 02:48 AM
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01⏩
Never played sports past high school and just healthy/lucky I guess
Thanks for the quick res.

From the look of it, you lift heavy and real heavy.

You are healthy and tough, have a strong bone structure, connective tissues like tendons, ligaments, and resilience (recovery ability).

Although you never had a major injury, occasionally felt small awkwardness with slight pain after the workouts and learned from the experiences to be more careful and tried to keep a serious one from happening the next time.

So I think you are not only healthy and tough, but also disciplined, dedicated, and very lucky.

Keep it that way, stay injury-free, and good luck! *bow*
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post 1684944433 06-20-2023, 05:40 AM
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This list is long.
But the worst was from a car accident.
Smashed hip to bits, I’ve had 4 operations over the years on that. A repair that didn’t take, a replacement and 2 revisions (they replace the parts).
Broke c1 and c2 vertebrae in my neck (hip hurt way worse)
Broke most my ribs. My nose, and got severe brain trauma. (Had partial amnesia, have trouble remembering things now)

Bunch of other injuries and operations over the years, but they don’t compare.
post 1685317923 06-26-2023, 02:42 AM
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Originally Posted By sowilson⏩
I use to ski when I was a kid, was on a racing team out of Seattle. Anyhow, executed a jet turn off a mogul on Good Friday, unfortunately it was a patch of mud so I went flying and crashed through a snow fence and my leg (by now broken) hit a chair lift pole breaking my foot and ankle. So 13 place spiral fracture of the tibula, 4 place compound of the fibula, broken ankle, broken foot. Ski binding didn't release. Damaged growth plates left my leg an inch and a bit shorter than the other one (late 60's)

Then in HS, MCL issues on left knee, torn ACL right knee, end of football career. Collar bone, left ankle, and lots of fingers playing hockey.
How could one survive such multiple major injuries...I've just realized how lucky and fortunate I have been.

We are the same age btw, with you the best brother. *bow*
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post 1685318043 06-26-2023, 02:47 AM
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01⏩
Never played sports past high school and just healthy/lucky I guess
I played sports past high school, and I've never broken a bone or been seriously injured either (Fuark, I can only imagine how painful a broken bone must be). The key is not to avoid sports, but avoid gruntish violent sports like american football, rugby league, fighting sports etc. (Although I did train Muay Thai for a little while but never really competed, trained a little bit of BJJ and almost screwed my neck up rolling awkwardly).


I prefer less violent sports anyway, like soccer, tennis, golf, surfing etc. I think there's more technique and finesse involved. No need to avoid sports at all.
Back off, Warchild.

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post 1685318543 06-26-2023, 03:20 AM
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Few years into lifting I dislocated my left shoulder doing straight arm pull overs because I was an idiot and dropped the dumbbell past my head which made my rotator cuff loose and caused it to keep dislocating if I did anything like put my arm above my head my arm would lock up and slowly slip out of the joint

did lots of rotator cuff exercises and it never happened again and I can do straight arm pull overs just fine but I still get stressed doing them or shoulder press
post 1685318583 06-26-2023, 03:24 AM
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Originally Posted By nonamecuzz⏩
Few years into lifting I dislocated my left shoulder doing straight arm pull overs because I was an idiot and dropped the dumbbell past my head which made my rotator cuff loose and caused it to keep dislocating if I did anything like put my arm above my head my arm would lock up and slowly slip out of the joint

did lots of rotator cuff exercises and it never happened again and I can do straight arm pull overs just fine but I still get stressed doing them or shoulder press
I almost did this as well, cept I was doing DB overhead presses with DBs a bit too heavy. At the top of the ROM I lost control of my right hand one and the DB fell backwards behind my head and down my back. I let go just at the right second otherwise it would have literally ripped my deltoid muscles off of my bones and left me in excruciating pain.


Fuark, hurts just thinking about it.
Back off, Warchild.

Seriously.
post 1685319463 06-26-2023, 04:22 AM
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Two broken legs, broken and dislocated ankle, both knees ripped open and 4 of the 8 ligaments torn, broken fingers and thumb, broken scapula, 3mm brain haemorrhage. Hit by speeding car whilst cycling. 1 and a half years in hospital, TV made a documentary when I got out. It’s now on YouTube.
post 1685319943 06-26-2023, 04:46 AM
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Originally Posted By elterrible987⏩
Ive never had any major injuries. never been hospitalized, no broken bones, no surgeries.

combination of luck and top tier genetics
Liar liar,Liar liar,Liar liar,

Originally Posted By elterrible987⏩
knots in my upperback and shoulders that are reoccuring.

migraines i get in the morning and last the whole day. i am getting better at preventing them but still some days its like they happen no matter what i do
This is your own post#43ITT.



🌺 Lauren Brooks Kelly (snailsrus) - Jul 25, 1991 – Jan 29, 2022
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post 1685319953 06-26-2023, 04:47 AM
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7 hip scopes
5 shoulder scops
1 hand scope


just another day OP...
post 1685320213 06-26-2023, 04:59 AM
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Split my thumb clean open from a deck chair collapsing under me while my thumb was resting in between the folding bit.

Could see the tendon/bone. Didn't really bleed which was the weird thing.

Got stitched up and then went drinking with the boys while gaining sympathy from sloots over my big thumb bandage lol
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post 1685757733 07-02-2023, 10:28 PM
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I've had two ACL / MCL/ complete reconstruction of the knee

broken vertebra c4/c5

torn groin muscle but had to run two miles anyway in basic training for the final apft or be recycled

bruised ribs but i thought i was having a heart attack because my breathing was restricted for weeks
post 1686039313 07-07-2023, 02:47 PM
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srsly damaged and very nearly broke a tooth 1 Birthday playing Footy ... was'nt fub 1 iota at all!
post 1686477333 07-14-2023, 03:29 AM
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Originally Posted By lmnopotts⏩
Broken tibia & fibula in high school probably since that required surgery for a rod and 3 screws, a cast, then 2 years later another surgery to remove the rod and screws... but I feel like my 3 hernia repairs this year was worse.

Dealt with an umbilical hernia for the past 10 years, caused probably by sports and lifting, gave me an outie belly button but no distress. Then recently in my lower hip felt like I always had pulled something or like when your cellphone is driving into your hip. Went and got a CT scan and found I had an inguinal hernia on both sides as well. Mesh to repair the lowers, suture for the umbilical, and months of recovery. Still feel uncomfortable at times but I have a belly button again!
Sorry to hear about those injuries of yours.

At my age, it's natural when you push your body too hard close to its limit something breaks. and it tends to happen especially when you are in the best condition, well at least you think so.

But one after another, if continuously it happens then it must be hard for you to cope with it not only physically but also mentally.

But your tone of addressing it shows no sign of depression and I admire that, you are a very strong person. *bow:

Keep doing whatever you are trying to achieve because it's true what this song says...



I hope.
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Broke the same collarbone twice within a year.

1st time when my chain snapped on my mtb.

2nd time when I went over the bars during a 24 hour race.

First time healed nice.

Second time, my range of motion is limited. Probably only 80% mobility.
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Bunch of concussions worst was hitting back on my head on concrete and hands and body were shaking
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Distal biceps tear on deadlift
Low grade hamstring tear from weighted walking lunges
Sciatica from homo style deadlifts x 2 (now only do conventional)
And now… a “dislocated” inner/medial calf head. No pain, no swelling, no bruising… just a literal deformed medial head, lateral head is perfectly fine. In fact the medial head looks like it slipped under the soleus. Soleus pops out more than my other leg’s soleus.

Currently going to chiro but I think I may need an MRI.
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concussion where i was twitching and ****
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