Let's all get down to Reality.

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Quote from: Sanity on December 01, 2018, 05:05:22 AMwe are doing far more dangerous things than cll. besides you didnt lay down any science backed facts. yes the sliced bones are a problem but once they heal and calcify its all good. the soft tissue can give problems but with time it adapts.

stop talking nonsense. sports junkies break bones all over their bodies and then return to doing wat they were. cll is the same thing just the bone is stretched out. yes it can paralyze a person but that is a rare occurrence.

plz don comment without scientifically backing up ur claims coz it sounds stupid.

TIL doing dangerous things makes it ok to do more dangerous things.

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Quote from: Sanity on December 01, 2018, 05:05:22 AMwe are doing far more dangerous things than cll. besides you didnt lay down any science backed facts. yes the sliced bones are a problem but once they heal and calcify its all good. the soft tissue can give problems but with time it adapts.

stop talking nonsense. sports junkies break bones all over their bodies and then return to doing wat they were. cll is the same thing just the bone is stretched out. yes it can paralyze a person but that is a rare occurrence.

plz don comment without scientifically backing up ur claims coz it sounds stupid.

That's not true at all. Look at soccer players. One terrible lesion and they're never the same again, even with a year of the best PT the world can afford.

The bones do heal well (in most cases), but I believe all soft tissue and biomechanic problems to be understated here.

Edit: Added in "in most cases."

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Quote from: edwardv6 on December 01, 2018, 07:19:38 AMTIL doing dangerous things makes it ok to do more dangerous things.

no. it depends how much u want it.