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Veteran Member
Join Date: Mar 2011
Posts: 675
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![]() Mine were between L3/L4 and L5/S1. I rode like that, in utter pain, because I could not wait to get out on my new setup. It was not the best decision. But neither was doing all the other physical activites I do daily, for that matter. I certainly don't blame it on snowboarding; it was in the making for months. Stoke vs. Body is a tough match. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Scotland
Posts: 7
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5 years ago torn meniscus in the knee. Operated on, didn't do the physio and was back in physio 6 months after the op. Actually did it that time! 4 years ago, fractured C3 in the neck. Now boarding harder than ever!! Hardest part in relation to snowboarding was learning to be comfortable with my back down the slope again. Got cut up by an asshole of a skier and ended up going 3 times backwards over my head. The skier didn't even stop
But yeah, nothing will stop me from boarding
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