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    How to break your wrist in 2 places

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    7. Darknwise on

      I keep thinking I want to learn to do big jumps. Then I see vids like this and decide keeping rubber on the ground is nice. 👍🏻

    8. youdontknowme1010101 on

      Perfect example of why you should never let go of the bars. It’s about as intuitive as not catching a falling knife, but it’s the safest way to crash.

    10. saaS_Slinging_Slashr on

      Ahh yes. This is why I’m on week 8 post op of a broken and dislocated elbow

    11. reficulmi on

      Oh fuck! Man that was a hard one. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Take time to heal fully. Your bike and the trails will be waiting patiently, no matter how long it takes. 

    12. Due_Entertainment991 on

      i only use that grip on long climbs, even then i sometimes catch myself slipping off of the bars. But on jumps? no way

    14. 9ermtb2014 on

      Exactly why I keep it rubber side down and know that my ass ain’t meant to fly.

      Hopefully life isn’t too awful in double casts. I remember this happening to a girl in hs. Broke both her wrists getting off the ski lift. Double casts for about 3 months.

    15. also_your_mom on

      The Art of falling down.

      Step 1: Resist the urge to cushion yourself with your hands.

    16. OutlawMINI on

      Aaah, I’ve broken my wrists so many times I can literally feel the pain in this video.

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