Guys, this a question mainly for those of you that went thru this surgery.
I recently went with my mates to play football (soccer) after a long period of pause. It seems that playing football is pretty important to me and I would like to know from the guys that did LL, How is your ability to play football after the surgery, let’s say after 2-3 years?
Football involves sudden changes of direction and I think it's a good indicator of how you healed after LL.
Cheers,
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Posted on Nov 18, 2016, 12:12 pm
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Posted on Nov 18, 2016, 7:38 pm
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Ok, I understand that and I know that I won't be as before...and I'm not a pro
. I'm interested in how much of my ability will be loosen having in mind this type of game. Have anyone experienced a situation like this? Are you able to score as before?
I guess I'm ok with loosing 20-30% of my abilities.
I've seen football players that had their tibia bone broken and then played ok.
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