happened last saturday and I'm set for surgery tomorrow. Will have to wear a cast for 6 weeks and doctor says I might need 3+ months of thumb/hand therapy before I can resume competitive sports...


13 days away from the first competition of my pro cheerleader team and one month from now the tryouts for the national team will be held.

Now I have to wait a whole year to make it to Team Norway (ranked 7th in the world)



This post was edited by Crestron on Oct 31 2016 06:22am

this is insane!

i was just reading an interesting clinical review correlating bicycle usage to increased prevalence of osteoporosis in those of Northern European descent

This post was edited by Bubbler on Oct 31 2016 09:06am

Yeah that could be it.

Or it could be the time me and three other guys on my team tossed a 140lb chick 15 feet up in the air and landed on my thumb, not sure m8.

^ only to have my coach tell me to stop being a bitch and continue a 6 hour training session before seeing the doctor haha

This post was edited by Crestron on Oct 31 2016 09:11am

no

i definitely think it has to do with the study i just made up that doesn't have any pubmed links that only exists in my head

??

dam u right

> does cheerleading
> gets told to stop being a little bitch

ahhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!

this recognition feels like i just snorted a line of the purest Emergen-C

most extreme sport in the world bro. We get more injuries than every other sport.

...combined

I wonder if that's a testament to the extremeness of the sport, or the 'sportsmen' who choose cheerleading

I wonder which one you want to choose