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Climbing Injuries - Tell me what you have!

BoulderBaby
10-Apr-2011
11:37:34 PM
Wow. The amount of injuries astounds me! How much I would love to follow you all up when I'm qualified!!
Elaine Stevenson
11-Apr-2011
2:09:57 AM
@JMK - sorry to hear it needs surgery. Remembered your post from the earlier thread on wrist injury in Tonsai a little while back. Good luck with the op. Hope you're back out there soon.

nb - If you haven't already done so, have a talk to the surgeon (or your physio/osteo/manual therapy practitioner - sometimes they're easier to get hold of) about whether there's any 'pre-op' work (aka 'pre-hab') you can do before they operate - ie stretches, myofascial release work etc.

Depending on the situation (structures involved/operative approach etc), sometimes ensuring that the tissues (ie fascia etc) are moving well before they cut you open can help speed up the recovery (ie less trauma from the surgery) and may give you a better result too. Just a thought.

Cheers!

Elaine.

ado_m
12-Apr-2011
1:46:30 PM
1. Really really screwed lower back
2. Bung left wrist from 4 x breaks
3. Lots of clicks and pops in the back and shoulders
4. Tendonitis in fingers and bicep, which has now gone away since I stopped climbing due to 1 and 2, though I still visit chockstone for laughs.

Eduardo Slabofvic
12-Apr-2011
2:30:26 PM
Yeah. It's better to stick to cycling. No one ever gets hurt cycling.
widewetandslippery
12-Apr-2011
2:43:13 PM
Thats because cyclists all wear helmets.
satan
12-Apr-2011
3:19:15 PM
Wow, Eduardo. It's true. They can't tell whe nsomeone's being ironic on the interweb. Hope you heal quickly.
PDRM
12-Apr-2011
3:23:41 PM
On 12/04/2011 widewetandslippery wrote:
>Thats because cyclists all wear helmets.

and lycra

P

Eduardo Slabofvic
12-Apr-2011
5:13:15 PM
On 12/04/2011 satan wrote:
>It's true.

You've just outed yourself
Wendy
12-Apr-2011
5:34:06 PM
On 12/04/2011 Eduardo Slabofvic. wrote:
>Yeah. It's better to stick to cycling. No one ever gets hurt cycling.

Yep, or tennis. I hear soccer is really safe too.

Miguel75
12-Apr-2011
6:38:51 PM
I have injured pride from not completing my chosen climb on the weekend.

rodw
12-Apr-2011
6:53:41 PM
I feel ya pain Miguel.
Fish Boy
12-Apr-2011
10:44:55 PM
A while ago I had a fall aiding and I somehow twanged my ring finger. For more than six months now my ring is on my right hand. Mrs thinks it's broken.
satan
13-Apr-2011
1:33:20 PM
On 12/04/2011 Eduardo Slabofvic. wrote:
>On 12/04/2011 satan wrote:
>>It's true.
>
>You've just outed yourself

You're getting slower. That was six weeks. Wendy got it almost immediately.
widewetandslippery
13-Apr-2011
1:37:58 PM
On 12/04/2011 rodw wrote:
>I feel ya pain Miguel.

Me too. Thats why I drink. Delusion heals broken dreams.

Eduardo Slabofvic
13-Apr-2011
1:45:30 PM
No. I had reasonable idea, I just attributed you more credence than you obviously deserve as I thought you would be too busy to waste time on chocky
Wendy
13-Apr-2011
1:51:03 PM
He's still a public servant of sorts.
satan
13-Apr-2011
3:21:21 PM
Hey. Cut me some slack. This is all I've got for social interaction here. No ones talking to me via email, facebook or twatter.

Miguel75
13-Apr-2011
5:45:35 PM
On 13/04/2011 widewetandslippery wrote:
>On 12/04/2011 rodw wrote:
>>I feel ya pain Miguel.
>
>Me too. Thats why I drink. Delusion heals broken dreams.

Delusionally, I visualize myself moving smoothly across the rock, unfazed by injury, run-outs or crazy lizards. The reality is I move like a toddler, hurt myself, cry and then freak out when I find Godzilla hiding in a crack waiting to kill me.

Climbing hurts mentally and physically.

E. Wells
10-Jan-2020
1:08:28 PM
Update? (If your qaulified)
dalai
10-Jan-2020
4:08:55 PM
On 10-Jan-2020 E. Wells wrote:
>Update? (If your qaulified)

Last login was July 2015...

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