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Tanner is back!!!

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.RYAN66
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After six months of ligament injections at a doctor in mexico Tanner Hall has finally completed his rode to recovery today and is now going to start slaying again, even though he has been skiing before today this marks the official date that he is back. look at next year T is back on the comp scene.



Mar 21 2011 3:07PM
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BmoChop
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His ridiculous amplitude and crazy style alone make him the most interesting pipe skier to watch, IMO, and I think he could definitely come back, but I think he'd just do x-games and the olympics for pipe and then finish with a bang.
Jun 2 2011 8:48PM
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Inline.
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this is the real deal
Jun 2 2011 8:52PM
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localonvolkls
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I think Tanner will be competitive, whether he will win who knows. Its very possible he could but one thing you have to remember is that its a young mans sport and disaster can strike at any time again if even a slight error is made going big. Hes definitely capable so if he goes for it hes going to have to take it slow and make sure hes comfortable instead of pushing it to hard and possibly getting hurt again.
Jun 2 2011 9:22PM
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*monsterskier*
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whoaa there hater

jealous?
Jun 2 2011 9:28PM
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ben_southworth
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Besides that money is probably not the case in Thalls case, I interned with a spinal surgeon and learned about this stuff and you wouldn't believe how long it takes for a new drug or procedure to become legalized and approved in the states for regular treatment.
I don't know about this particular drug, but there's some seemingly ground-breaking spinal surgery stuff thats not allowed in the states right now even though its been tested successfully over the past 5-10 years. It is allowed in NZ and a couple other countries though that don't take so long to approve procedures or drugs.
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