Hi guys, im pretty sure many here have had injuries where the pain is still there years after recovery/treatment/physiotherapy. the kind of pain that triggers every time you do a certain trick. Do you guys just ignore it and continue doing tricks?
Hi guys, im pretty sure many here have had injuries where the pain is still there years after recovery/treatment/physiotherapy. the kind of pain that triggers every time you do a certain trick. Do you guys just ignore it and continue doing tricks?
Never ignore certain pain. Especially if it's chronic. It's your body's way of telling you there is something wrong and to stop. I think there are things that I have done I wished I hadn't done that fucked me real bad.
I think i actually tore a few ligaments in my foot dropping off this big ass roof with no run up. Bad decisions really. It basically ripped a bunch of ligaments and fucked up. It healed fine but this foot has a bulge in the middle now. So it's not awful. But the only thing I can't do is stand for a super long time with no sitting. It messes it up. I can still run, maybe not as fast but it's fine.
The biggest problem was probably having to not exercise or anything for a whole month. Took weeks to get back to where I was at riding and to actually go big and not be in serious pain again. I thought it was healed at one point and rode and did a big jump to flat and fucked it up again. So I ended up going to the doctors. Which was whatever. They took X-Rays but I knew i needed an MRI because it was so obviously muscular. It probably messed that foot joint up real bad.
And as with foot injuries. The more rest the better. It's about a year since the injury and It's almost fully healed to the point where I don't notice it. But i sure as hell could use a foot massage after a long day at work!!
I had a few trigger tricks at one point, but I'm good now. I think by september everytime i would barspin my foot would hurt terribly and I'd need to stop for a while.
I'm finally not having any problems while riding and think I'm ready to really go all out FINALLY. I used to be able to drop bigger sets without worrying, but now I think twice!
Whenever you feel pain you have 2 options. Wait and let it heal, or figure out a way to prevent it from being re injured. If you have shoes that hurt, insoles, if you have a knee that is messed up, a brace, tennis elbow, also a brace. etc.
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im a dumbass. i ignore pain and walk it off. tell mself if it hurts in a month as bad ill go
fucked up my knee back shoulders hands ankles and feet.
idk they aint ever been right ya know?
so dont walk it off
i also dont have any insurance or anything
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When I get hurt, I take time off my bike to heal. Then I try to "rehab" the area some, and I take it easy until I know I am in decent shape to throw down.
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It depends on the injury. Some you can't ignore, some don't heal, and some can't be fixed.
I have a "dislocated" rib it popped out from sternum and i refer to it as the big red button. It's been like that since 2003. For that one strengthing has made it nearly forgettable (unless I fall on it, then it hurts like a giant man tittes help the rest of my chest compensate for it, it used to move around over the years it stopped.
I have a shifted pelvis and a deteriorating disc right above my tailbone, which can't be fixed. It doesn't hurt much but it's terribly limiting, I simply can't jump as high as I could before. My lowerback just feels like a weak link connecting my upper and lower body. The muscles are always tight from overcompensating so they no longer respond correctly, like there fatigued.
I have seven ankle fractures in my left ankle from landing flat from really high places for years. Which I ignore but shouldn't. It needs surgery.
I have a broken sesmoid bone in my right foot, due to poor circulation of your feet that snapped bone will never heal, it's the size of a pea. I was reccomended by the surgeon to not get half of it removed if the pain is tolerable because the removal has a high likelyhood of making it worse.
Any joint related injuries or pains. I outright stop riding until the pain subsides, sore knees, wrists, and elbows = overuse generally. It means take a break.
It depends, i can usually tell whether the pain is coming from something really bad that needs to be fixed or if the pain is just like a non serious pain. I'll ride through pain if i think everything is fine, it can actually make me ride better sometimes because everything is more extreme then. I rode with a cracked collarbone and a snapped titanium plate on it because when i broke it i went to the doctor and the x-rays didn't show any breaks. It hurt a lot but i still progressed my riding. After a while it hadn't gotten better so i went back to the doctor and it turned out he had just not looked close enough at the x-rays and i had broken my bone again like i originally thought.
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I just tore my ligaments in my left foot in an air cast , got anti inflammatorys but fuck it its May long going out drinking I'll save the pills for when the partyings
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