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POWDER.RANGER
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soo i shattered my left talus last sunday and i cant walk for 3 months, anyways i was wondering if this will affect my skiing next year
May 19 2012 12:07AM
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JakeAssBeatClap
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May 19 2012 12:09AM
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penguiin
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lost so bad
May 19 2012 12:20AM
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Batman.
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Probably not if you do physical therapy right and work out your legs after youre cleared to do so. No reason why it would directly effect skiing because I'm pretty sure no ski season starts within the next three months, youll have plenty of time to recover.
May 19 2012 12:24AM
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POWDER.RANGER
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thanks for the input, my nonextensive google research couldnt find anything about skiing and these kinda fractures
May 19 2012 12:42AM
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MRoden
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May 19 2012 12:45AM
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act.resist
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May 19 2012 1:00AM
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deleted5
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If you had pt then yes if you did nothing and fall on it again you will hurt it again.
May 19 2012 1:05AM
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POWDER.RANGER
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whats pt??
May 20 2012 3:45PM
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e_strapp
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Physical therapy
May 20 2012 3:59PM
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Dr.Newschoolers
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yes you will be on a mono ski. BTW what is a talus
May 20 2012 4:12PM
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POWDER.RANGER
Posts: 1698 - Karma: -24
in between the tibia and fibula and heel bone, responsible for most ankle movment

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talus_bone
May 20 2012 4:16PM
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TimRiley
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Solid answer. You'll def. lose some leg strength. and flexibility. After therapy you'll have to continue to work to get back to where you were. But you sound motivated, seems like you'll be ready.
May 20 2012 4:20PM
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