Oblique strains

greenback44 · Post by **greenback44** » March 13 07, 10:00 am

jim wrote:Great article, thanks for posting.

So my suspicions about it being called something else AND different training methods causing more of them are pretty accurate. I swear, I don't recall anyone tweaking a ribcage, stomach or whatever you want to call it when I was playing 20+ years ago. Never.

Jack Clark in 1987?

doe_boy · Post by **doe_boy** » March 13 07, 10:07 am

greenback44 wrote:
jim wrote:Great article, thanks for posting.

So my suspicions about it being called something else AND different training methods causing more of them are pretty accurate. I swear, I don't recall anyone tweaking a ribcage, stomach or whatever you want to call it when I was playing 20+ years ago. Never.
Jack Clark in 1987?

Wasn't that a high ankle sprain?

greenback44 · Post by **greenback44** » March 13 07, 10:28 am

doe_boy wrote:
greenback44 wrote:
jim wrote:Great article, thanks for posting.

So my suspicions about it being called something else AND different training methods causing more of them are pretty accurate. I swear, I don't recall anyone tweaking a ribcage, stomach or whatever you want to call it when I was playing 20+ years ago. Never.
Jack Clark in 1987?
Wasn't that a high ankle sprain?

Oops, apparently the rib cage injury was in 1985.

Suicide_Squeeze · Post by **Suicide_Squeeze** » March 13 07, 1:29 pm

This also brings to mind the concept of the "sports hernia." Is it any different than a regular one? Are there other ones like "accounting hernia" or "blogger hernia"??