Report Accidents and Injuries

Topic	Date	User
Australian Climbing Injury Survey	28-Sep-2015 At 7:51:39 PM	Vwills
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Yes, as you can appreciate there are a few grey zones. But a twang in the gym that led to pain I would think was an acute injury. As would be a ruptured pulley that happened in a pocket with a twang, or a drop knee that suddenly you knew wasn't going well.

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