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Hi my forcast 3 trips last season was cut short on the second day of my first trip when i fell and broke my shoulder. I now have 90%
movement
back and am ready to strap the plank on again and head for the white stuff thing is i am a bit scared......is there anyone going to xscape at castleford this week that could give me a bit of a lesson or a few pointers. i know you can get one to one lessons there but there a bit thin on the ground also they are very expensive and as i am saving for next season there a bit out the question. dont get me wrong i would by you a couple of pints or a pint and a chp buttie, whoops nearly forgot beer for the guy wine for the ladies lol. i am on holiday this week so can make anytime think i might be able to coax 'er indoors' into coming as well .
andrew
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isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
watchout you dont get a mental block about your shoulder
one of my friends is now scared stiff of chairlifts after a bad accident last year
take it easy so by next year it should be strong again
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Can't help with the lessons but best of luck with the recovery and try not to psyche yourself out. My first outing after breaking my leg skiing 15+ years ago was a bit nerve wracking but you quickly remember how to do it and why you love it so much. I also fell and broke my hip out in France this winter but that was in an icy driveway rather than on the slopes...!
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andybabes
, do another sport that involves shoulder
movement
and some body contact, like basketball, increasing strength and mobility in the joint and light impacts will also assist the strengthening (emphasis on LIGHT). The other obvious route is to learn to fall properly either in a gym class trampolining or parkour.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Ventured over to Manchester and Chillfactore this week for a look and took to the white stuff, bit rusty and scared after my injury but managed to enjoy myself. Now counting the months until its time to head off to europe .
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