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right like it's just you're going to you're going to tear something somewhere probably won't be in a uh an ACL because ailles is gonna go first right that's that's why you see that in that age you see like you don't rarely you don't as often see in Pro Sports Achilles go um because it's going to handle Lo ACL is going to go first
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it's that torn Achilles right it's the and and it's usually I don't want to stereotype it because I'm sure there's someone in whom it hasn't happened this way but it always seems to be the athlete who's been a little inactive for a while and then he goes right back to that indoor soccer match and like boom just you can hear it across the gym it's so loud right
probably won't be in a uh an ACL because ailles is going to go first right that's that's why you see that in that age you see like you don't rarely you don't as often see in Pro Sports Achilles go — because it's going to handle Lo ACL is going to go first