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Topic	Date	User
Knee pain from heelhooking?	15-Sep-2007 At 1:47:40 PM	spicelab
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Heelhooking is an under-discussed source of climbing injuries. Count yourself lucky it's only pain behind the knee. Meniscus tears are common, and even worse, you could end up like Tilly - being airlifted out of Diamond Falls after tearing/rupturing almost every possible functional part of the knee in one fell swoop. Although admittedly this was from a heel-toe. Shudder.

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