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How long do sprains take to heal to the extent that you donā€™t feel them any longer? A long fucking time. I fought a car at ETH Denver and earned a sprained wrist. I gave the PT very high, consistent daily attention for 5 months. I had ~90% range of motion back by 3 months. Itā€™s now 8 months and itā€™s the first time Iā€™ve been able to hold a handstand fully waited without pain, still at about 97% on recovery. No alcohol, great sleep and diet, no processed sugar, well hydrated, 8 months to < 100% Without attention and discipline, a simple sprain can become a lifelong injury
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Woow, this level of recovery demand a lot of mental strength than physical A 5 months PT session is massive !! Itā€™s so athlete-esque, they often get this type of injuries and then go off for months If I were to guess the source of your injury, I would have said ā€œskydivingā€ šŸ˜… How do you ensure safety while skydiving and get injured in a not-as-risky activity
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I got hit skateboarding so it wasnā€™t all low risk, but to answer your question the flying with gliders have a risk curve within your control to be manageably safer than riding around in cars or skateboarding the street with cars. I manage my safety by being very tuned into the fact that a mistake can kill me, so I focus on learning how not to make those mistakes, which has an added benefit of making the rest of it relatively easier
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