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<blockquote data-quote="BrownbyNight" data-source="post: 1801764" data-attributes="member: 59858"><p>Well yes and no. </p><p></p><p>Yes if you have an imbalance/weakness. </p><p></p><p>No if you don't.</p><p></p><p>It's not your fault if you do - and it's not your fault for not knowing. Sports medicine is only now getting to the point where world class athletes are being made aware of the precision involved with high forces applied to the human body. We are still years behind that in dealing with low force chronic degeneration issues. </p><p></p><p>If you're still an active worker, can I ask how you walk? Do you notice yourself walking on the outside of your foot a lot? </p><p></p><p>P.s. I've had deltoid ankle surgery, Jones fracture on the fifth metatarsal in my foot, torn ankle retinaculum, four fractured vertebrae wings, dislocated hips twice, countless bone spurs in my feet, a lot of broken toes, a few broken fingers, and two broken arms. I remember being momentarily immobilized from pain/numbness in my lower back/legs. Let the MRI decide. "I'm sorry Mr. Wayne, but I cannot recommend you go heli-skiing."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BrownbyNight, post: 1801764, member: 59858"] Well yes and no. Yes if you have an imbalance/weakness. No if you don't. It's not your fault if you do - and it's not your fault for not knowing. Sports medicine is only now getting to the point where world class athletes are being made aware of the precision involved with high forces applied to the human body. We are still years behind that in dealing with low force chronic degeneration issues. If you're still an active worker, can I ask how you walk? Do you notice yourself walking on the outside of your foot a lot? P.s. I've had deltoid ankle surgery, Jones fracture on the fifth metatarsal in my foot, torn ankle retinaculum, four fractured vertebrae wings, dislocated hips twice, countless bone spurs in my feet, a lot of broken toes, a few broken fingers, and two broken arms. I remember being momentarily immobilized from pain/numbness in my lower back/legs. Let the MRI decide. "I'm sorry Mr. Wayne, but I cannot recommend you go heli-skiing." [/QUOTE]
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