Whats your best injury?

[beringc]

Just curious to see what types of injuries people are experiencing. Gettin' old sucks and injuries heal slower.

How about listing just injuries that you personnally experienced and (if you remember) what caused it. I sure we've all heard about something horrific.

I'll start;

full distal rupture of the biceps/ Maeosaegami nage

abdominal tear/

[Neildo]

My left knee has been fucked up since new years ever, 2005.

:p

[romba_one]

Does it need to be a training injury or just an everyday; "shit happens, cuz God hates me" kind of injury?

[Joe Karate]

Does it need to be a training injury or just an everyday; "shit happens, cuz God hates me" kind of injury?

Unless someone is holding a knife to your throat right now, it can be anything you'd like it to be . . .

[GoldenJonas]

Fractured humeral head, torn rotator cuff - Right Shoulder (surgery) from maroto seionage: Summer 2003.

Fractured Fibia - Right ankle (surgery, 9 screws and a plate) from an aborted ogoshi and uke going limp and rolling my ankle: Summer 2004.

Torn muscle/ligaments lower ribs - Right side: stupid multiple attacker drills: Fall 2005

3 herniated discs in my neck - Repeated neck cranks: Fall 2005

Broken right middle finger - Jammed during ukemi after a throw (I forget the name, you pick the uke up across your shoulders and drop him in front of you): Fall 2005

Torn PCL, partially torn ACL - Stacked by a spazzing n00b and didn't skip my hips out quick enough: Feb 2006.

[Granted]

Not counting the foot ripped to shreds in a motorcycle accident...

There was the time I broke a toe in half in the dojo. I mean hanging loose, flopping, everyone, including me, freaked, in half.

[CanucKyokushin]

Cracked rib on my right side for awhile.
Fucked-up wrist since 2005.
Pain in my ankle.

[War Wizard]

Though not a sports related injury, I did have a tree branch rammed through my hand one time, leaving a nice 1.5" diameter hole.

[patfromlogan]

Most recent is right knee. Back in April doing an overhand right (and winning kumite sr men's:5camoufla :new_Llol: :XXsunsmil) I came down wrong and it is almost better. I hope.

[Neildo]

Though not a sports related injury, I did have a tree branch rammed through my hand one time, leaving a nice 1.5" diameter hole.

Holy shit, all the way through?

I had a tree branch go into my leg. Nice scar after 15 years.

[poet]

Fractured left wrist - Football (breaking my fall instead of break fall) Teen
left ankle sprain twice in a half cast 2 weeks - Basketball - 15 years ago
right ankle sprain once in half cast 2 weeks - basketball - 15 years ago
torn ligament right shoulder - incorrect form in weight room - 13 years ago
torn right hamstring - Tennis (shaddup - I won the point)
left knee - current
- torn miniscus - KungFu kicking
- swells constantly probably burcitus (sp.)
right knee - same symptoms as left not diagnsed yet - current
right rib popped - BJJ blue (I understand this happens alot) not big deal but good leason about position.
back herniated disc 10mm L5 S1 - Degenerative all activity contributed - current

I whine therefore I am

[Devil]

Ruptured penis.

[PizDoff]

I moved this thread out to this forum so it could be posted on.

The Injury Thread
http://www.bullshido.net/forums/showthread.php?t=28493

[War Wizard]

Holy shit, all the way through?

I had a tree branch go into my leg. Nice scar after 15 years.

All the way through. The funny thing was that I didn't feel any pain. The Doc said it was probably a combination of shock and having a huge section nerves ripped out.

It was also hilarious to see the look on people's facing when they would ask "What happened?" and I'd say, "Oh nothing, just got a little carried away masturbating."

[JabCrossHook]

I separated my shoulder a little while back which put me out for about 13 weeks. That is NOT a dislocation:

"A shoulder separation occurs where the clavicle and the scapula come together. The end of the scapula is called the acromion, and the joint between this part of the scapula and clavicle is called the acromioclavicular joint. When this joint is disrupted, it is called a shoulder separation. Another name for this injury is an acromioclavicular joint separation, or AC separation."

Couldn't lift my arm up for 6 or 7 weeks. That was fun. After about 13 weeks I started lifting light weights again and it's basically fine now. Buggered up my training though! I did it at judo.. got thrown, couldn't breakfall and landed on my shoulder with a fairly heavy dude on top of me. Didn't hurt too much at the beginning but it got bad!