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1st Metatarsal 'popped'?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Something has definitely gone 'pop' at my first metatarsal. Only notice it when I extend my foot. Appeared to be getting better over the last week just by making a point of not extending it too much, but then going up the stairs at my normal pace, I felt it go pop again. No pain at rest, but a stabbing pain when extended.

Thinking back, it happened after a bad landing from the jump at the SnoZone last Tuesday. I suspect landing in the back-seat and pulling myself upright has strained something.

Can't find much info on what it could be. I suspect a ligament. I'll just have to try and take it easy.

Anyone got any thoughts? I'm completely unaware of it normally and at rest, it's only when the foot's extended more than normal that I feel it.

If it gets worse, then I will be going to the doc's
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