Terry
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I just finished waxing and releasing the bindings on all the skis. Everything is put away for the summer. :sad:
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what are you all talkinga about, there is still alot more skiing to be done. Paul, Valentines Day?? You missed the best part of the season.
Bit of a contrarian by nature so I went the opposite way. Just tuned and waxed my skis last night. Gotta do something about that grabby spring snow!
folks, snap out of it. i skied crazy deep snow at the cat today. if you were to pick a year to extend a little, this is the one. 3 day total at the cat is 34-37 inches (yes it is sloppy) and if it corns up for the weekend, this could be the best spring skiing ever!!
sorry about that, I shoudl have realized by the picture. Good luck in the recovery. I tore my ACL last Feb as well. Fortunately and somehow I was able to ski on the knee after surgery. Complete reconstruction in June, back on skis in November. Strong as ever. If it means anything, stretch, squat, stretch, ride bike. You will be ready to go next season.
Believe me if I could ski I would be out there. Right now I can barely walk. Back and left leg constant sharp pain, leg sometimes goes to sleep. I don't think dr or insurance provider would be happy if they found out I was skiing while under drs orders to do nothing!I am not supposed to bend, twist, lift, or stretch anything. :sad: The last day that I skied without to much pain was march 9th at Cannon. It has gone steadily downhill since.
I had patella tendon as well (allo graft). I was putting full weight on the knee 3 days after surgery and soft pedal on bike 5 days after. As every surgeon will tell you, each of these is completely different. I was actually able to do everything (bike, ski, run) with the exception of hoops (which I suck at anyway) after the tear. I actually waited 2 months before seeing surgeon and having MRI...I just thought it was some sort of sprain. Odd, I know. But the positive part was that I enjoyed the recovery, I was skiing again in November and my repaired knee feels much stronger than other knee.