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J4/J5 [Social Rugby] Season 2013/14
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Ugh, think I did my knee in.
I have an appointment with the physio on Friday... Knew I shouldn't have trained on it yesterday.
If I'm out for a week or two, will it really effect the rest of my season? i.e is it hard to make a team if you miss out on the preseason training?0 -
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Ugh, think I did my knee in. I have an appointment with the physio on Friday... Knew I shouldn't have trained on it yesterday.
If I'm out for a week or two, will it really effect the rest of my season? i.e is it hard to make a team if you miss out on the preseason training?
No , plenty of lads will pick up knocks/ have work /be hungover over the season and you'll get a chance0 -
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Ugh, think I did my knee in. I have an appointment with the physio on Friday... Knew I shouldn't have trained on it yesterday.
If I'm out for a week or two, will it really effect the rest of my season? i.e is it hard to make a team if you miss out on the preseason training?
If you play on the J4 team you'll fit right in about 75% of the team by not going to training0 -
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Ugh, think I did my knee in. I have an appointment with the physio on Friday... Knew I shouldn't have trained on it yesterday.
If I'm out for a week or two, will it really effect the rest of my season? i.e is it hard to make a team if you miss out on the preseason training?
Nah, you'll be fine. Just remember that you need to do what the physio tells you, and dont rush it back - little knee niggles can turn into nasty knee injuries if you rush them. Particularly in heavy ground. Better to miss a few weeks than a whole season0 -
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Steve Perchance wrote: »Nah, you'll be fine. Just remember that you need to do what the physio tells you, and dont rush it back - little knee niggles can turn into nasty knee injuries if you rush them. Particularly in heavy ground. Better to miss a few weeks than a whole season
Yeah, I probably should've rested it a bit more. Amateur over-eagerness I guess.
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Losty Dublin wrote: »What happened, man?
Hamstring/knee issue I picked up training, have 3-4 weeks of physio sessions before I can run on it again. Hopefully sooner than that.0 -
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Phew, I won't feel like such a prat so.
You starting tonight dude? Good luck, enjoy it!
Tip - don't wear soft ground boots, the ground is still pretty hard from the summer and I think that's how I picked up my injury.
Hoping I'll be back before the 4 week mark... Inflammation has gone right down and I can walk on it no problem now... Also the less visits to the physio the better (for my wallet!)0 -
You starting tonight dude? Good luck, enjoy it!
Tip - don't wear soft ground boots, the ground is still pretty hard from the summer and I think that's how I picked up my injury.
Hoping I'll be back before the 4 week mark... Inflammation has gone right down and I can walk on it no problem now... Also the less visits to the physio the better (for my wallet!)
Yep starting tonight. Looking forward to it.
Decided to head into Elveries and have a chat with the guys in there re boots as I haven't a breeze. Yer man said the hard ground wouldn't be that big a deal for a couple of weeks....
And to think he could have had an extra sale cos I was looking at runners/astro boots as well for that very reason.0 -
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Yep starting tonight. Looking forward to it.
Decided to head into Elveries and have a chat with the guys in there re boots as I haven't a breeze. Yer man said the hard ground wouldn't be that big a deal for a couple of weeks....
And to think he could have had an extra sale cos I was looking at runners/astro boots as well for that very reason.
Well the ground was softening up a bit... But bring your runners with you just incase.
I think contact training was starting last week anyway, so maybe studded boots would do the job.0 -
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jamesbondings wrote: »In the clubhouse. Ask the bar manager if the shop is closed..... Ps turf socks are not essential any all socks will do but they do look pretty ha
Well I just need decent footie socks in general.
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Well I just need decent footie socks in general.
Club shop is open from 6.30 this evening if you fancy popping up.
They're all out of Club shorts at the minute (they are standard canterbury white shorts but have the bull on them).
As for wearing boots - once there is a drop of rain you will see the necessity for wearing them.
Shin pads/shoulder pads/tights etc are all personal preference.
Gumshield is a necessity though - nothing to ruin a Saturday like a broken tooth - that said the coach Dec is a dentist...
Think this should be turned from J4/J5 thread into the clontarf thread (by the way there is a clontarf social rugby profile/page on facebook somewhere)
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Club shop is open from 6.30 this evening if you fancy popping up.
They're all out of Club shorts at the minute (they are standard canterbury white shorts but have the bull on them).
As for wearing boots - once there is a drop of rain you will see the necessity for wearing them.
Shin pads/shoulder pads/tights etc are all personal preference.
Gumshield is a necessity though - nothing to ruin a Saturday like a broken tooth - that said the coach Dec is a dentist...
Think this should be turned from J4/J5 thread into the clontarf thread (by the way there is a clontarf social rugby profile/page on facebook somewhere)
If you see Doug at training, wear as much protection as possible, even if you are on his team, or simply watching training from the sidelines....he will find some way to injure you, and most likely, himself.0 -
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