Injury advise

I pinched one in March of last year. Started feeling a little too sendy and I thought to myself "That rail is totally big enough to flip out of". Tried to rodeo 6 out of it and I went straight to my side. Felt like I got hit by a truck. I was even wearing a back protector at the time. Luckily I didn't do anything too severe. I recovered completely in like 2 weeks. I skied the day after it happened (I was very mellow). And then I skied hard for the rest of the season.

THEDIRTYBUBBLEI pinched one in March of last year. Started feeling a little too sendy and I thought to myself "That rail is totally big enough to flip out of". Tried to rodeo 6 out of it and I went straight to my side. Felt like I got hit by a truck. I was even wearing a back protector at the time. Luckily I didn't do anything too severe. I recovered completely in like 2 weeks. I skied the day after it happened (I was very mellow). And then I skied hard for the rest of the season.

How bad was your back pain. Right now i can barely stand up straight. And I hope you are right about the 2 week recovery. The season already started late I JUST WANNA SKI FUCKKK

JoeyBolleeHow bad was your back pain. Right now i can barely stand up straight. And I hope you are right about the 2 week recovery. The season already started late I JUST WANNA SKI FUCKKK

When I first did it, I could barely walk for 2 days. And for a few weeks afterward, certain movements would shoot a searing pain/slight tingling through my thigh.

Ive never had it and unfortunately can't be if much medical advise to you, but all my feels go right to you bother, having to watch people go skiign when you can't pysically is like the worse man i feel for you so heal up and shit and go hit thsoe slopes as soon as fpoosible viiiiiiiibes