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Topic	Date	User
Complete rupture of A2 pulley	27-May-2011 At 9:06:19 AM	JDB
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>- I don't remember massive bowstring but it did swell up badly and i couldn't >climb anything harder than 20 for at least 3 months. I must have been born with bowstringing ligaments..I've spent a life-time not being able to climb above 20! Jokes aside, I'd have to question the wisdom of climbing through an injury like Jac's. It makes sense to me to have a lengthy initial lay off then a gentle re-introduction back into climbing. I suspect the consequence(s) of climbing through the injury that one actually extends the length of time of complete recovery (I'm happy to be corrected on this) I also know how difficult it is psychologically for a climbing enthusiest to take a long break.

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