The ultimate injury. How sad.Originally Posted by Mike White
Just a blown knee.. Still wasn't pretty
The ultimate injury. How sad.
This was back in the 80's.The ultimate injury. How sad.
He was in his 70's, bowling in a scratch league, had just won the 1st game side pot with a 230+ game.
So he went out on top.
Not an injury, but my friends them got stuck and he slipped on the lane and slid a few inches. During a school match! It was hilarious!
I tweeked my knee know it hurts every time i plant my leg it suxs!!!
I saw a guy take a dive last night while I was bowling 3 lanes over.
I felt bad for him because it's a guy I bowled against before and he's a really great guy...always nice and pleasant. He wasn't hurt...but I think he was embarrassed. It didn't help that this really hot chick was on the opposing team...so it probably hurt is pride twice as much to do that in front of her.
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I stuck on my slide on Wednesday and went down hard on my knee. Didn't actually hurt but all I could think about was sticking the rest of my night, didn't make for great bowling...
Worse then an Injury!! Last year AMF regionals
I bowled in the regional AMF tournament last year, its named after Pete Weber as I remember it.. Anyway, a guy that was overweight, in his I would say 30s/40 picked up his ball from the ball return and took a step forward and passed out! He died right there on the spot! VERY SAD!!!
Way to young,,,
its not how old you are, but in many cases the way you take care of your health! Hey I am 65, but feel GREAT,,, working out doing endurance biking at the gym, weight training, and most importantly eating healthy!! Old is relative to how you take care of your self. My Dad is 85, and works out, plays golf, carries his golf clubs on his shoulder, and plays 4 to 5 times a week weather permitting, even in the winter. He also works out at a gym close to his house. Healthier the some 30 year old I know!! LOL
my condolences to his family, I did not know the guy... he died playing a sport he loved..... I know my dad said he hopes when its time he goes on the golf course... Iceman
Last edited by MICHAEL; 10-20-2013 at 12:56 PM.
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I guess you win for worst injury ever witnessed then... Holy crap.
The thing is that for the most part, dieing from a heart attack on the lanes is not a bowling injury. The injury to the heart was sustained through years of poor diet and or lack of regular exercise, not from bowling.
John
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