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 Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 4:14 am
( sweatdrop my god its been ages since I've made a post here)
Okay so it this day and age just about everyone has got something
so anyone feel like discussing how their own medical problems affect their martial arts training and has anyone had to give up their martial art due to these conditions ??
and has anyone got any tips for dealing with them n.n
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Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 4:21 am
um..er as for me... I have an un-named muscle condition due to that I have had to quit taekwondo being unidentified there not sure how to treat or cure (the short and the long of it is my muscles are breaking down, pain. no more TKD)
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Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 5:49 pm
*is aware of this, so sits attentivly and waits for others to post*
Hi, Haran-chan.
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Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 6:54 pm
is not exactly a disability, but i think it counts as what you are asking in a way.
when i was younger i had a very bad accident that resulted in a metal plate[not sure if theres meant to be another spelling for the medical term?] in my skull. i do kendo..when i started my parents freaked out because they thought it might knock the metal plate outta place or something. but its been there since i was 3 [im 18 now]. they are still against me doing kendo but i wouldn't give it up
until i started doing kendo in bogu i was never really self aware of the bumpy part where it is[probably because i wasn't ever worried about it before to even feel it]
my parents made me tell everyone at the club about it [and for a while everyone hit me like way lighter than usual..]
that was 3 years ago now. um i wear like a padding between the tenagui and the mask[men] for protection though i do get headaches if i wear the men too long without being active[for some reason i don't feel it if im doing stuff].
i have had one or two times where wearing the men [while having to watch a demo so im not doing anything] has been painful.and i think that the metal plate may have been [over time] affected but i hope not or at least find a way to last till i someday become hachidan...
though the pain does worry me,and i have considered the options[like quiting]
sorry if thats a bit long..
and i see what you mean, its almost unfair for these things to happen[or have happened] to control or create choices you don't want to consider
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Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 7:59 pm
Isn't this pretty much the same thing I started a little while back? Except nobody has made sh** about it, yet.
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Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 9:44 pm
I posted in Jae's, but I'll do this too.
I was born with a deformed club foot.
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Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 11:48 pm
I once had a 150 6'1" growth tat took me out of martial arts. After about 3 years it just kinda fell off then i got back into martial arts after a short recovery period laced with drugs and booze.
And yes i have a metal ankle i know exactly what you mean i cant wear socks or boots without a dull ache starting its from pressure against the screws belive it or not ^^' not much you can do about it. Metal wasnt meant to be in rods and plates in the human body what can you do eh?
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Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2007 8:55 am
not sure if its medical (more from birth) but i have a crapped up pelvis and bandy knees... roundhouse kicks are hard for me, and i physically cannot put my toes in to touch each other
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Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2007 3:52 pm
yeah, this is becoming almost exactly like my post.
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Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 9:11 am
Yes this is very similar. But it can stay as it doesn't have any bullshit in it.
Anybody thats posts crap here gets banned. I'm done pissing around
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Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 4:24 pm
lol mine is done for.
if you haven't read my post, I got one and a half arms (missing the right forearm).
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Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 4:54 pm
DarklingGlory Yes this is very similar. But it can stay as it doesn't have any bullshit in it. Anybody thats posts crap here gets banned. I'm done pissing around Thank God.
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 12:07 am
I have a few things, but I've always just persevered.
I have muscular dystropy in my left thigh - this causes muscle wastage and means that leg isn't as strong/fast etc. I'm meant to be doing a lot of strength work to keep the muscle strong. Haven't done any in a while, that's probably why my second thing is playing up...
I have patello-femoral syndrome in both knees - this means my knee cartilage is slowly wasting away and my patella and femur occasionally rub against each other causing a lot of pain especially when doing anything along the lines of squatting, walking down hill and weight bearing on one leg.
Finally, this one doesn't affect me as much...
I have Gilbert's Syndrome - it's a condition where you're body produces too much bilirubin which can cause nausea, stomach pain, fatigue and jaundice. I've only had it play up really bad a few times at training, I've nearly fainted three times after training (one so bad that I had to lie down for 30 minutes before I felt better - I was kind of in and out of what was going on around me) and thrown up a couple of times. Hasn't played up in a while though.
But these are the doctors and physio explinations for things. I get told different things by different people, but these are the three most common ones that I get.
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 3:56 am
It's a pity no-one can figure out what to do for Haran, though.
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 5:58 am
Haran Herutsu um..er as for me... I have an un-named muscle condition due to that I have had to quit taekwondo being unidentified there not sure how to treat or cure (the short and the long of it is my muscles are breaking down, pain. no more TKD) Your muscles are breaking down? As in deteriorating? My god, thats a tough one to help. More info can help.
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