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By kiamarie
From Pleasant Grove, UT
Nov 4, 2009

i had to get a minor surgery on monday, and i have strict orders for no bending or stretching for the next 2 weeks. i'm going crazy. how do i stay in shape while i'm hung up? i got some metolious rock rings, and one of their training ball things, but that's not cutting it :( suggestions?


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By John McNamee
Administrator
From Littleton, CO
Nov 4, 2009
skiing one

Just take it easy and rest so you don't screw up your rehab. Two weeks is a tiny amount of time in the big scheme of things.

Try not climbing for a year or two... Screw up now and that might be you.


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By Boreas
From Colorado, Utah
Nov 4, 2009
Time travel

Two Weeks? Thats all? I can't have any weight bearing for two months! (no this is not a contest) What is the part of the body affected? I know how you feel, its hard to sit still when this is turning out to be a great fall climbing season (so I am told). I say Rest, Relax, and harass everyone on M.P.


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By Evan Simons
From Boulder CO
Nov 4, 2009

I broke my ankle last spring and couldn't do ANYTHING for two and a half months, I was just too sick and in too much pain from having my bones bolted back together. Two weeks is nothing, just use a hand exerciser a lot and enjoy not HAVING to work out, it can be kind of nice actually.


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By Monomaniac
Administrator
From Morrison, CO
Nov 4, 2009
3rd bolt

No bending or stretching of what?


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By mkeown
From Denver, CO
Nov 4, 2009
Profile

Join the club. I tore my meniscus at Shelf Road on Saturday and can't straighten my left leg. Recovery is 2 weeks to 2 months after surgery. I guess pullups, and campusing for the next couple weeks.


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By Boreas
From Colorado, Utah
Nov 4, 2009
Time travel

Club???

Is this like the "hair club for men" only its for older "wannabe" climbers?

If it is .............. can I join, possibly be on the board of directors!


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By England
From Colorado Springs, CO
Nov 4, 2009
Alpine toothpick.

mkeown wrote:
Join the club. I tore my meniscus at Shelf Road on Saturday and can't straighten my left leg. Recovery is 2 weeks to 2 months after surgery. I guess pullups, and campusing for the next couple weeks.

Man am I sorry to hear that! I was in the same boat(knee locked), but I tore mine so bad I was in a cast for 6 weeks. I had surgery the middle of May, and I'm still only 85%. I started a thread "Knee Rehab", when your ready to recover. Good Luck. As for the OP, two weeks is NOTHING! I'm not sure what the injury was (knee perhaps). Maybe you could give us some additional info. Plenty of people on here know a lot about injuries, and how to get creative with their down time. Good Luck!


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By Allen Hill
From FIve Points, Colorado and Pine
Nov 4, 2009
Czech republic

Invest in some high grade weed.


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By kiamarie
From Pleasant Grove, UT
Nov 4, 2009

i had a cyst removed in my lower back. so no bending or stretching of the core area or my stitches will pull out. and i guess it's not so bad when i think about how bad it could be, but it's still irritating. especially since this'll probably be the last week of good weather of the year. my condolences to you that have it worse though. knee and ankle injuries are the worst. i just recently got over a broken ankle.


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By Mark Cushman
From Erie, CO
Nov 4, 2009
Bolted Block of Wood

kiamarie wrote:
i had a cyst removed in my lower back. so no bending or stretching of the core area or my stitches will pull out.

Was it like this one?


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By Boreas
From Colorado, Utah
Nov 4, 2009
Time travel

Mark................... UM, WOW.

That was the best post of the day


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By kiamarie
From Pleasant Grove, UT
Nov 5, 2009

hahaha no, not quite. getting it surgically removed wasn't nearly that worth it.


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By Stefanie Van Wychen
From Westminster, CO
Nov 5, 2009
Caguama queen

You boys are sissies! I've been out for 4 months now because of a friggin' stress fracture in the midanterior portion of my tibia - I have to wear an archaic looking leg brace until it heals and can't do any cardio except swimming without my legs....

That meant no climbing for most of the summer and half the fall - all because I decided to break from climbing every weekend to train for a half-ironman - apparently I am not built for running...


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By Brigette
From Tucson, Arizona
Nov 5, 2009
At the anchors.

Was it like this one?

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Ow, my eyes!


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