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Climbing Injuries Reddit. 1 the most common mechanism of injury to the tfcc for climbers is either 1. Post here to get some advice, sympathy or just told to go see a doctor. I got a grade ii sprain on my mcl just over a month ago to this day (zipline accident, not rock climbing). Hey everyone, this is my first time on a reddit page as i am desperate to seek advice for a shoulder injury that has kept me out of climbing. This fibrocartilage complex is an important stabilizer of the wrist but can often become injured through overuse, from a fall onto an outstretch hand, or through degeneration with age (generally >50 years old). Has anyone else ever had. So you hurt yourself climbing. List of common climbing injuries and how prevent (crowd source) my #1 goal is to never get injured again (still plan to push). Also, tape is a crutch that you don't want in the long run. A compression injury or, 2. I don't think i've had any really significant injuries caused by climbing. I've seen a few, like torn wrist tendons and broken ankles. Poor pulley rehab and ramping back into climbing too hard can lead to more injuries.

Post here to get some advice, sympathy or just told to go see a doctor. 1 the most common mechanism of injury to the tfcc for climbers is either 1. Also, tape is a crutch that you don't want in the long run. This fibrocartilage complex is an important stabilizer of the wrist but can often become injured through overuse, from a fall onto an outstretch hand, or through degeneration with age (generally >50 years old). I've seen a few, like torn wrist tendons and broken ankles. So you hurt yourself climbing. A compression injury or, 2. Hey everyone, this is my first time on a reddit page as i am desperate to seek advice for a shoulder injury that has kept me out of climbing. I got a grade ii sprain on my mcl just over a month ago to this day (zipline accident, not rock climbing). List of common climbing injuries and how prevent (crowd source) my #1 goal is to never get injured again (still plan to push).

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Climbing Injuries Reddit I got a grade ii sprain on my mcl just over a month ago to this day (zipline accident, not rock climbing). So you hurt yourself climbing. List of common climbing injuries and how prevent (crowd source) my #1 goal is to never get injured again (still plan to push). A compression injury or, 2. Hey everyone, this is my first time on a reddit page as i am desperate to seek advice for a shoulder injury that has kept me out of climbing. Has anyone else ever had. I've seen a few, like torn wrist tendons and broken ankles. This fibrocartilage complex is an important stabilizer of the wrist but can often become injured through overuse, from a fall onto an outstretch hand, or through degeneration with age (generally >50 years old). I got a grade ii sprain on my mcl just over a month ago to this day (zipline accident, not rock climbing). Post here to get some advice, sympathy or just told to go see a doctor. 1 the most common mechanism of injury to the tfcc for climbers is either 1. Also, tape is a crutch that you don't want in the long run. I don't think i've had any really significant injuries caused by climbing. Poor pulley rehab and ramping back into climbing too hard can lead to more injuries.