Can Lenny get back to near his best ?

Started by nostradamus, November 11, 2011, 07:35:57 PM

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nostradamus


DT Gun

hamstring tears are common injuries after a conventional ACL recon though, so it is a valid statement

Ziplock

really? That's pretty interesting. Do you happen to know why?

(ftr, literally no sarcasm, I'm a bit interested :P )

DT Gun

When you have an ACL Recon your Hamstring is grafted, folded and put in your knee to die and then regrow into a new ligament in your knee.

Therefore you will have a very weak hamsting for a while.

Ziplock

cheers, I think I'd heard that before, but for some reason did not take note of it.

This is probably asking too much, but do you know what the % increase of injury is?

if you don't know off the top of your head, that's cool I'll google it tomoz and post it then :P

DT Gun

nope not sure. it would be lower for an afl footballer than an average joe though, just because they have better rehab facilities, more time etc.

Ziplock

mmm, maybe. Afl players also have a far more active lifestyle, and more strain on the hamstring though

chaosAD

Knee reco 32 soon what's your thoughts on him? I think he is great value if fit and well

DT Gun


Master Q

Can Lenny get back to near his best?

No.

Good Value?

Yes.

Football Factory

#55
Some news on lenny.. 29/1/2012

http://www.sportal.com.au/afl-news-display/hayes-to-play-nab-cup-158396

Hayes, a three time All-Australian, admitted it would be optimistic to expect him to immediately return to his pre-injury form but said that he had never felt as fresh entering preseason training.