skipping leg day ..not a good idea

[james west]

 

[Rick James]

I just watched that on replay about 6 times. I think it was the tendon below the knee - the patella tendon?

 

[Jenny]

This hurts my knee 🦵 to watch. 😟

 

[Deleted User 201666]

Silly cunt and a ginger one too

 

[lll.lll.lll]

I just watched that on replay about 6 times. I think it was the tendon below the knee - the patella tendon?

I'm confused too. I don't know what happened but looks kinda painful

 

[Jenny]

Silly cunt and a ginger one too

Don't forget he's a 4 eyes too! 😝

 

[Deleted User 201666]

Don't forget he's a 4 eyes too! 😝

Oh fuck yes. Hang on I do

 

[92.eth]

probably like 175 lbs of tension on those cute little knees w/bodyweight+plate = snap city

 

[Can'tSleep]

Took it like a champ tho. I've seen two people in my life cry over broken fingers, one finger each person.

 

[Jenny]

Took it like a champ tho. I've seen two people in my life cry over broken fingers, one finger each person.

Did you break their fingers? 🤨

He didn't seem too phased, true.
My knee has been doing something similar, it's enough to make me grab it, fall over, & scream, limp, it doesn't make me cry but, fuck it hurts.

 

[Can'tSleep]

Did you break their fingers? 🤨

He didn't seem too phased, true.
My knee has been doing something similar, it's enough to make me grab it, fall over, & scream, limp, it doesn't make me cry but, fuck it hurts.

No, wasn't me lol. One was a work accident that I didn't actually see happen, but saw the aftermath. The other was a car door.

 

[⛧MOTIONLESS⸸MURDERDOLL⛧]

he's bones need more calcium

 

[not_a_robot]

I just watched that on replay about 6 times. I think it was the tendon below the knee - the patella tendon?

Looks to be just above the knee to me. DId our resident MD @ZeroK confirm?

 

[ZeroK]

I'm confused too. I don't know what happened but looks kinda painful

I kinda agree with Dr. @Rick James the patella tendon (which is technically a ligament as it connects bone to bone) looks like it may have ruptured. The other structures in the knee usually tear when u have all the weight on one leg and twist.

Would've been nice to see if he could stand on it because usually that's hard to do with a PT rupture. Also the patella almost always ends up above the knee joint as it's still attached to the tendon of the quadriceps femoris.

 

[not_a_robot]

I kinda agree with Dr. @Rick James the patella tendon (which is technically a ligament as it connects bone to bone) looks like it may have ruptured. The other structures in the knee usually tear when u have all the weight on one leg and twist.

Would've been nice to see if he could stand on it because usually that's hard to do with a PT rupture. Also the patella almost always ends up above the knee joint as it's still attached to the tendon of the quadriceps femoris.

Where have you been all my life?

 

[not_a_robot]

@ZeroK I had osgood-schlatters disease as a kid. The evidence is still quite visible. Does this put any pressure on the PT?

 

[ZeroK]

@ZeroK I had osgood-schlatters disease as a kid. The evidence is still quite visible. Does this put any pressure on the PT?

A little but It’s more a bone issue at the tibial tuberosity with avulsion fracture being a complication. Look up the stretches and exercises for it as a prevention

 

[not_a_robot]

A little but It’s more a bone issue at the tibial tuberosity with avulsion fracture being a complication. Look up the stretches and exercises for it as a prevention

Thanks doc. it still bothers me 20 something years later.

 

[soyburglar]

You’re too old to be using your leg as a lever, buddy boy. There’s a somewhat delicate device in there called a knee and it’s not gonna react kindly to you essentially daring it to give way!

 

[cannedkittens]

Looks to be just above the knee to me. DId our resident MD @ZeroK confirm?

@Flatus Tube should be able to analyze it