This is laughable
Folks really act like kawhi wasn’t playing with a bunch of Bums
I gave up sports years ago,stopped playing mens league basketball and just did weights and cardio...at a point you realize it aint for you no more esp if its only costing you money not making you money...
Ayy breh thanks for the advice and encouragement. Your story gives me hope. How is it to play?I know exactly what you feel breh, I tore my Achilles January 2018 also playing soccer. I just started playing again this summer. I had a full rupture and was able to get in for surgery only four days later. If you can, push for surgery as soon as possible and start the recovery process from there. Actually found a lot of useful tips on AchillesBlog.com.
The first few months are the worst but beyond that it’ll just take a lot of physio. I’d recommend swimming and getting on a stationary bike once you start physio.
Worked out to 240/pair, face value. Because renewal starts in March I had to catch up to other SSH holders. So it was about 53% down and then the remaining is monthly until February.How much
Worked out to 240/pair, face value. Because renewal starts in March I had to catch up to other SSH holders. So it was about 53% down and then the remaining is monthly until February.
Gonna offer most games at face to friends/fam/any Raptor brehs in here. Was able to get 101, row 13 and close to aisle. Decent angled view.
Didn't get them for profit reasons but can't say it's not tempting seeing these surges for the home opener/ring ceremony, Kawhi's return and LAL. Like 1/3 of the cost paid right there,heh.
Diagnosis: Full rupture of my right Achilles.Ayy breh thanks for the advice and encouragement. Your story gives me hope. How is it to play?
For me, they suspect it’s not a full rupture but I’ll find out this morning as I see the specialist soon. Ima check out that blog too.
Thanks bro.
Ayy breh thanks for the advice and encouragement. Your story gives me hope. How is it to play?
For me, they suspect it’s not a full rupture but I’ll find out this morning as I see the specialist soon. Ima check out that blog too.
Thanks bro.
those are amazing seats. Save some tickets for the Coli brehs, I will definitely hit you up at some point this season.Worked out to 240/pair, face value. Because renewal starts in March I had to catch up to other SSH holders. So it was about 53% down and then the remaining is monthly until February.
Gonna offer most games at face to friends/fam/any Raptor brehs in here. Was able to get 101, row 13 and close to aisle. Decent angled view.
Didn't get them for profit reasons but can't say it's not tempting seeing these surges for the home opener/ring ceremony, Kawhi's return and LAL. Like 1/3 of the cost paid right there,heh.
Yeah for sure I got ya'll. Gonna put a chart together and stuff.those are amazing seats. Save some tickets for the Coli brehs, I will definitely hit you up at some point this season.
Good looking out bro. If you can refer a physiotherapist that would be amazing broI’ve actually only played more laid back pick up so far to get back into speed. It’s been okay so far, and I probably could’ve started earlier but the whole process makes you overly cautious. You can definitely play again and get back to same level of physical activity as a younger dude ( assuming we are around the same age - I just turned 30)
Also very important to find a good physio once you are ready to start. A lot of people half ass it - find someone with history/experience dealing with the injury and even preferably with athletes if you can. Make sure they also massage the tissue that builds up post surgery, that ish is a bytch and limits your range of motion. Find myself still dealing with that now.
If you do the physio regularly and stick on schedule it’ll be okay. Just gotta get through the first month or so of stationary activity.
They don’t want me to get surgery :/I’ve actually only played more laid back pick up so far to get back into speed. It’s been okay so far, and I probably could’ve started earlier but the whole process makes you overly cautious. You can definitely play again and get back to same level of physical activity as a younger dude ( assuming we are around the same age - I just turned 30)
Also very important to find a good physio once you are ready to start. A lot of people half ass it - find someone with history/experience dealing with the injury and even preferably with athletes if you can. Make sure they also massage the tissue that builds up post surgery, that ish is a bytch and limits your range of motion. Find myself still dealing with that now.
If you do the physio regularly and stick on schedule it’ll be okay. Just gotta get through the first month or so of stationary activity.
They don’t want me to get surgery :/