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Join Date: Feb 2013
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slid face first down a 42-50 degree run, started picking up speed rather than slowing down no matter what i tried to dig in with, tried to rotate the board (have no idea why i thought this was a good idea) to get feet-first to no avail, decided to try and flip my board over my head , that didnt work either, finally hit a mogul got a bit of air, twisted sideways and got slowed down.
alot of deep lower back pain, having trouble getting low (and standing back up), and doing lots of other things, but the pain is persistent no matter how i sit/stand/laydown. hoping this is a muscle thing...will probably take tomorrow off |
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: New Mexico
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i dont know if this is the right forum for that kind of question. though i can see why you are asking since it was a snowboard accident. if the pain persist tomorrow it would be a good idea to get it checked out by a professional. for now i would think be good to ice it and try not to move it too much.
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UUugggghhh. I know how you feel. From my experience with this sort of thing, it turns out to be ridiculously tight muscles. I found that heat/icing, stretching and sitting with absolutely perfect posture helps alleviate a lot of the pain. If you haven't already, go to a doctor to make sure you didn't damage anything either.
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Join Date: Nov 2011
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Hrm, you purposely self scorpioned?
![]() Heh sounds like a sprain from the twist. You can generally tell if something is broken. Albeit none of us here are doctors. Rest + some sort of rehab (ice + stretches) always work fine. If it persists or hurts a lot, you might want to go check with a physio (not sure how it works over there though - ours used to be free for any sports injury till last year )
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Join Date: Feb 2013
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Thanks everyone for the advice! |
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Join Date: Dec 2011
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Caught an edge two months ago and landed flat on my back. A week later, lower back still hurt whenever i tried bending forward. Nothing intense, just a very annoying pinch on the lower left side of my back. The doc ordered x-rays which revealed an L4 pars fracture. This translated to a full month of rest and avoidance of ANY impact activity (running, jumping, etc) as well as bending and especially stretching/leaning back in any direction. Had to allow it to heal and avoid progressing into something more serious. |
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