worst injuries

[Kinzei]

As a recently recovoring sycophant of a MCSensei, I was just curious about the severity of injuries some of you might have recieved. I spent 3.5 years with an instructor that kept telling me what he taught was to deadly for the street. He moved and I found myself with new instructors and a realization that all I knew was techniques and nothing about application. Anyway, I'm over that now, but nursing a hairling fracture in my ulna from a sparing session with my sensei. I'm a noobie to this sight, so fire away. :icon_stud

[Deadpan Scientist]

What MMA school do you go to in houston?

[Kinzei]

Eagle combat jujitsu. It's actualy in san Leon (Near Kemah). I also train in Daitu ryu Aikijujitsu

[Gringo Grande]

Mmmm besides the usual bumps and bruises I suffered a broken clavicle two months ago and just received clearance to begin light training again. I own my business and it doesn't require anything crazy so it didn't effect my work. I have a doctor friend so all xrays and medical crap was free. The only thing I couldn't do is lift weight above my head. I could carry around kegs no problem but if I even tried to life 2 pounds above shoulder level it hurt like a M'fer.

Gringo Grande

[Kinzei]

I know the feeling, gringo. I work in a analytical lab, and though it hasn't affected work to much, workouts have been centered around my injury.

[SRK85]

I pulled my groin once because I didn't strecth well enough. I also sprained my wrists doing a double jump front kick and I landed on my wrists. That hurt pretty bad but that happens when your a green belt and try to pull of some cool moves.

[Halogen]

My worst was a knee injury from sparring. Couldn't walk at more than a slow shamble for 3 months (which was rather apt considering the zombie-mode inducing painkillers they put me on), had physio for 4 months, was finally able to do a slow jog after 6 months. 10 months after getting hurt I went back to training.

Fun times.

[chaosexmachina]

The most PAINFUL was getting my nose broken. The one that's hindered me the most is breaking my hand (it's broken right now).

[AFS]

I dislocated my foot ( 180 degrees rotation ).
Guy tried to throw me with Tai Otoshi, well he did , but my foot stood were it was. I t was during a huge squad training session in Germany with 60 people on the mat doing randori. And me lying in the middle, being concerned that people would fall over me.
I didn't feel any pain, because of the adrenaline. Did hurt aftre the operation....

[Poop Loops]

I damn near broke my hand trying to break a board for a TKD belt test. Those things don't NEED to punch back, they fucking hurt. :(

PL

[Can Chaser]

Worst is probably the broken in half foot - made getting around really hard. Didn't hurt at all the whole time, though. They had me on vicadin the first couple of days, which is, I assume, when it might have hurt. Who knows, I was in Vicadin-land. Good stuff. :icon_mrgr

The one that hurt the most was definitely the torn rotator cuff. Hurt like shit, and took forever and a day to heal - and I could feel is whenever I did the slightest thing. The weird part was that it kept me up at night, aching. I have no idea why, but it sucked.

[Mayhem]

My knee blew up like a balloon after kneeing an Heavy Bag in MT. It filled with air or some sort of fluid.

I got some severe bruising on my arms from doing conditioning (I think it's called 'Gwa-Sao') with another guy in KF. A couple of moths later that guy got his arm broke from doing the same thing.

[Reikon]

What happened to you?

[Mark Su Kow]

Whiplash and torn trapezius muscle, also some torn scalene neck muscles to boot. All this happiness from a botched fireman's takedown. 1 year and I still have stiffness and limited mobility on my left side. Please, please take care of your neck and watch those neck cranks.

[Halogen]

My knee blew up like a balloon after kneeing an Heavy Bag in MT. It filled with air or some sort of fluid.

I got some severe bruising on my arms from doing conditioning (I think it's called 'Gwa-Sao') with another guy in KF. A couple of moths later that guy got his arm broke from doing the same thing.Hey, I see your from WA, whereabouts do you train Mantis and MT?

[PoleFighter]

One of my first BJJ sessions I got caught in what I now know was the beginning of an omoplata, although I had no idea what it was back then so I just contiued doing whatever I thought I was doing and *snap*. I could barely move my arm for a couple of days and it still hurts sometimes.