O/T Knee surgery

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VixChix
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I don't think knees are as big of a problem for snowboarding as for skiing. Snowboarder have more wrist & shoulder injuries, from what I've seen.
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VixChix wrote:I don't think knees are as big of a problem for snowboarding as for skiing. Snowboarder have more wrist & shoulder injuries, from what I've seen.
Knee's are huge for snowboarding too.

Well, for the type of boarding I do. I hit jumps and slide rails and stuff. Landing 60 foot jumps can be a little hard on the knee's at times, especially when you mess up and wipeout. :oops:
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Best of luck Digger, wishing you a speedy recovery.
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Get well soon, Digger! :D
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