Achilles tendon injuries are a concern due to cumulative stress from repetitive start-stop movements. — Whalespan
Achilles tendon injuries are a concern due to cumulative stress from repetitive start-stop movements.
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“Same more about the Achilles. That that is the injury I personally fear the most at this point. Um because um when you're, you know, I play with my kids a ton, right? So, it's usually soccer and baseball that we're playing. Uh, and especially with soccer, I'm always worried like, is this going to be the day when despite all of the training I do, despite all the jumping, despite all the multilateral training I'm always doing, I don't know what it is. I think I've just seen so many of them. It's the injury that keeps me up at night is like I'm just literally diving for a soccer ball and >> it's the beef jerky injury, right? I mean that's >> what What is the protocol?”