It think they mentioned the other night that's what Elliot Yeo is out with. I'm 46 and I got it in March. Took two ultra-sounds, MRI and colonoscopy to exclude other things and finally pin point in May. Dropped me from doing marathons to 10 min runs. Do hour pelvic exercise every second day and just now up to running for 1 hour every other day. Long road to recovery!
Interesting reading TBR , I was playing senior footy at 15 so was training 3 nights in a row per week and then obviously playing game day, in the second season of the same routine , I developed sore groins, the ol trainer who fixed everything with a whiff of deep heat and a swig of bourbon had me doing all soughts of stretches and wearing bike shorts, at the time you just want to play footy and had no idea the damage I was doing , wasn’t long till I started twanging hammys, a few years later when I moved to Melbourne I started seeing a physiotherapist ( his brothers played a few games for the Tiges
) and we discovered I had a crack in my hip that had been there for sometime, diagnoses for me was due to poor posture and lower back/hip problems I’d caused to much stress on my groins hamstrings , I wouldn’t be surprised if it was OP
i Reckon Shedda will be fine, may take the big ball of meat a couple of runs before running a place 3rd up. , history says you can’t play to many underdoners at the pointy end , it is a bloody unique season though
Yep TBR. When I first noticed in March i thought associated with sciatic nerve so just kept running - GP never even considered it as OP or running related and because of Covid couldn't see my physio. It wasn't until I finally saw my physio through telehealth and some of the symptoms were cauda equina like she sent me to emergency. Luckily she was linked in with the Doc on duty and he specialises in sports medicine (and could examine me hands on) that it was diagnosed.
