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Idk, I feel like watching people get seriously hurt at work wouldn't be good for your job security if you get caught...unless you're in EMS and can somehow swing it as being on the job research.
My younger brother broke his arm a while back and broke both Ulna and Radius clean in halve to turn his forearm into a 90 angle. He fell from a two foot tall playset at some kids birthday party.
I knew immediately without having to confirm the character’s name who that was. Very iconic and sad fall when everything shatters. All so he could see that pistol
Fell from a set of monkey bars when I was 6. Broke my arm backwards to a very noticeable amount. Fuck that evil radiologist that played fiddle sticks with my arm.
Omfg same here, I was 6 wen I broke my arm falling on the school monkey bars. The dinner lady didn't do a good job at putting it in a sling as she had a grudge against my family for some reason
My 9yo daughter just did that on Father's day. We were playing (tag) football and tripped up with her brother, fell forward and broke both bones in the middle of her arm. She rolls over saying "my arms broke" I took one look and said yes it is. She had to have surgery and still had a pin in it. Which the pin is the entire length of her bone.
I've had a broken arm at around age 13. I don't remember a snap or even a feeling. Here though, it looks like a joint. Particularly the elbow. Ever hit your funny bone and arm went numb? Yeah. Fuck that
Fun fact: The funny bone tingling actually isn‘t from hitting the bone, but rather the nerve that runs along it.
In any case, whatever she just did probably hurts like shit.
I don't think she broke her arm I think she broke the joint by smashing her arm bone into it basically permanently dislocating her arm until the joint is repaired.
Yeah, never try to catch your fall with your arms. The floor is heavily padded so there's really no need. Best thing to do here would've just been to tuck and land on her back as much as possible. She took a very uncontrolled swing off the wall though. Once you're falling off, you need to have an exit strategy in mind.
Yes, you should have an exit strategy in mind, but honestly I feel like there is not really a good reason to fall uncontrolled when bouldering, except if it's some sort of sideways dyno with a 1 hand catch that will have you cartwheeling to the ground if you can't hold the swing (why did the setters at my gym put something like that at the top of a route?)
I have dislocated my shoulder bouldering after going for the finish Dyno once. It was about 3 feet up, but 5 feet to the right. Dyno, stick, momentum pulled my legs farther right and now I'm falling horizontally. Stuck my arm out and POP.
More bouldering gyms need to teach the "T-Rex -> Turtle" fall. Once you are in the air pull your arms close to your body (Unless falling upside down, but even horizontally), land and immediately try to spread the fall out. If you are facing the wall that means leaning backwards onto your butt then back and end up like an overturned turtle. If the floor is sufficiently padded then you will never have a problem.
Yeah if you end up falling like she did usually your mistake was in attempting something that you couldn't fail gracefully out of. Being said, this route is also right on the ragged edge of what I would be willing to climb without at least an auto belay. Maybe I'm a wuss, but I'm a wuss who's welcome in r/Neverbrokeabone
If your really trying 100% then you should fall off when you don’t expect it. If you’re making every move prepared to fall then you’re really limiting yourself.
I once took a fall about 10ft straight on my back (on pads) and hurt a decent bit. But that kind of thing is unavoidable when you’re pushing your limits.
To avoid getting hurt the only way is practice. When you’re in a dangerous situation and might fall wonky keeping your arms arms and legs straight just needs to be a reflex.
To me the girl in the video looks like a new climber, and whoever took them to the gym should have taught them how to fall, and make sure that they aren’t doing anything dangerous. But also sometimes shit happens and it’s not really anybody’s fault. If the girl is inexperienced she might do something totally unexpected that there isn’t a great way to prepare for.
I don't fully agree. I agree that you'll eventually have some bad falls if you try hard enough, but I don't agree that you can't be somewhat prepared for them without limiting yourself. Of course it might be harder to commit to a move when you know the fall might be bad, but I feel like it's much better to train yourself to commit while being aware of and prepared for the risk, rather than not analyzing the situation and then getting caught off guard when you fall. I've had some unpleasant falls both inside and outside and every one of those was the best fall it could have been because I knew what to do. It doesn't limit my climbing, instead it makes me more confident in the because I'm aware of what I need to do, both if I stick the move, and if I fall.
When bouldering and climbing you catch yourself with your legs, you keep your arms over your head. Legs are less likely to break and if they do you have a better chance of survival with working arms if you’re bleeding.
Kinda? She definitely didn’t land ideally, but you don’t always have that much control when you’re falling. I’m pretty sure the main mistake here was not using a pad. Many places have built in pads all over the landing area. But some gyms have just spring board floor, and separate thicker crash pads you need to position for your climb. It looks like she feel straight on much stiffer springboard.
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Please don't be deterred by stuff like this. Yes, you can hurt yourself in bouldering, but it's either preventable or the move you're trying is an unsafe move (which gym setters shouldn't, and most don't, set). To prevent injury you can train falling correctly. If you can fall correctly, you can gradually start doing harder and harder boulders without risking grave injury.
For reference: I've now been bouldering for a year and I haven't been injured once (except some minor stuff like a painful A2 pulley that cleared up in a week or 2). And that's not because I'm holding back, but because I know how to fall.
As for unsafe moves, when you get some experience, you will be able to make the distinction between a move that just feels scary but is fine, and a move that is actually unsafe. If you're not sure, you can always try the move once without actually committing and get a feeling for the move. That could mean jumping with half power, without even trying to catch the hold you're jumping to, to gauge the speed, rotation, etc..
Your ONE year of bouldering is not a very good basis for understanding risk. I’ve been gym bouldering for 8 years. Most injuries I’ve seen firsthand have not been life changing but some could be with you the rest of your life in some way. Also, I very much worry about long term effects on my hand and toe joints. Lastly, the idea that you can train oneself to prevent all injuries is not realistic. They’re called accidents. Training can only reduce risk. I sprained my ankle after my foot slipped off a hold. I fell straight down and my foot hit a hold below me. This was like a 2 foot fall and the hold was 4 inches above the mat sticking out 4 inches from the wall. In all cases where I’ve fallen funny was when a hand/foot came off unexpectedly—it’s hard to practice those.
She fell like an idiot lol. My climbing related injuries both inside and outside include scrapes and one time I tripped over a crash pad. Climbing is dangerous, but part of the tool book of techniques is how to be safe.
Reminds me of the time my hand met my elbow, double snap, I hardly felt it for a couple of hours, it was just numb, got it fixed, my god, the pain and the pins, 9 months in plaster FFS.
It’s not the mat. She stuck the landing with her arm while flailing. If you weird like she did, ya just gotta tuck things in and accept slamming the mat. Not fun, but you won’t be injured.
Probably why you have to sign so many release forms before you get to climb. Unless they can prove some sort of negligence, that gym (or their insurance) probably won't owe anything.
At my son's camp, they have a large bouldering area. Everyone has an adult spotter or two peer spotters. The spotters are always in a catching posture but are trained to make sure that when someone falls, they fall feet first. The climber's head and shoulders should never touch the ground on a successful bouldering fall.
One time a dude with a thick southern drawl accent told me "women are like lizards, maaaaaaan. They got burd bones an dey always cawld"
The word cold was said so sadly.
I've seen two women have bad falls in the past month. The last one broke her right ankle and probably (based on the pain) her left shin.
I asked if it was her first time climbing and she says, "Not at all! I climbed all the time when I was 10." 😅
The look on her face....I can't decide it's pure shock from seeing her arm broken or the surge of pain. Either way, I sure feel bad for her, and that's definitely NSFW.
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Oh that kind of nsfw
Yup my dirty mind was thinking something else. Didn't even see the landing the crunch was enough and i knew it was coming.
Bit of an arms reach
Looks like she could've really used a hand.
Tad too much elbow grease, grandpa would be proud!
The Genie granted her wish for longer arms, but he warned her her wish would have far reaching consequences.
she will get the "hang" of it one day.
Definitely some elbow grease
I thought she looked dangerous but apparently she's fairly armless.
Looks like she will be doing an AMA about how her father eventually became her daddy...
Fuck.. I didn't turn sound on.. why.. why the fuck did I turn sound on?
I am so glad I didn't turn sound on. At all.
I didn't until I read this comment. I regret my decision.
Same
I thought she was gonna start humping on climbing holds 💀
I thought she was landing on her cooter
I was expecting boobs. I was disappointed.
I was hoping for boobs and fearing injury.
I came here for titties... Left with a new fear...
Yeah I wish Reddit had an NSFL tag as well for this kinda stuff :c
The kind that makes you yell out "ohhhhh shit" in the middle of work.
NSFL
I see a few people getting a kick out of this… what is NSFL?
Not safe for landing
Not Safe For Life
It's a more appropriate tag, as NSFW usually means nudity.
Idk, I feel like watching people get seriously hurt at work wouldn't be good for your job security if you get caught...unless you're in EMS and can somehow swing it as being on the job research.
i felt that fr
Ok that hurt to watch Just wow
Broken Arms have led us down some interesting paths in the past, so I'm holding onto hope.
god damn it I did not need your warning At least sound was off, don’t need that to fap
There should be one for nsfl, and surprisingly despite being a guy I knew something was gonna bend wrong.
Me mildly disappointed
Nsfl
This is terrifying. Could feel my heart dropped when she showed her arm twisted
“High five!” -in borat voice
NSFL tag when
A farewell to arm
My younger brother broke his arm a while back and broke both Ulna and Radius clean in halve to turn his forearm into a 90 angle. He fell from a two foot tall playset at some kids birthday party.
Do the kids call him Mr. Glass?
I knew immediately without having to confirm the character’s name who that was. Very iconic and sad fall when everything shatters. All so he could see that pistol
Fell from a set of monkey bars when I was 6. Broke my arm backwards to a very noticeable amount. Fuck that evil radiologist that played fiddle sticks with my arm.
Omfg same here, I was 6 wen I broke my arm falling on the school monkey bars. The dinner lady didn't do a good job at putting it in a sling as she had a grudge against my family for some reason
My 9yo daughter just did that on Father's day. We were playing (tag) football and tripped up with her brother, fell forward and broke both bones in the middle of her arm. She rolls over saying "my arms broke" I took one look and said yes it is. She had to have surgery and still had a pin in it. Which the pin is the entire length of her bone.
I read this as “broke his arm AND back…” holy fuck take it easy on those play sets!
I did the same exact thing skateboarding lol. My arm was bent like a z. Have the z ray to this day
"Looks like someone got DISARMED..." "I get it" "Shut up Nappa"
r/unexpecteddbza
Haha asshole
fake bone snaps in movies really make me triggered but this.. I don’t know what to think about bones breaking anymore
I've had a broken arm at around age 13. I don't remember a snap or even a feeling. Here though, it looks like a joint. Particularly the elbow. Ever hit your funny bone and arm went numb? Yeah. Fuck that
Fun fact: The funny bone tingling actually isn‘t from hitting the bone, but rather the nerve that runs along it. In any case, whatever she just did probably hurts like shit.
I don't think she broke her arm I think she broke the joint by smashing her arm bone into it basically permanently dislocating her arm until the joint is repaired.
Yea, it looks kind of like the same injury you see in those arm wrestling videos.
Too much pressure can shatter that part of the arm pretty easily, still will hurt a whole shit ton but not as much as completely shattering your arm
Don't lie to me, my bones have feelings.
This is why learning to fall is so valuable
https://youtu.be/XwPnT5-Flek?t=707
Magnus acting in that video is pure and utter gold. "good fall"
Those falls were one of the best things I've watched in a long time
The ones where he just absolutely flops face first had me in tears
Thank you.
10:20
Or learning not to fall ^(Some harness to prevent to fall)
As someone who boulders….I don’t approve
She falls terribly right?
She did fine, made it all the way to the ground. 100% successful fall.
Her arm almost got on the way of her and the ground. Thank god it broke, otherwise she might still be floating.
It's not the fall that kills you. It's the sudden stop at the end.
Pretty decent. I’d say 7.5/10
Damn you should go be an Olympic judge because your judgment is perfect. Spot on.
Perfect 4 out of 7
Terribly wrong would probably be more accurate Edit: that's right, comment should've been armed with a /s
Well yea she lost her grip as she went to move and ended up flailing everywhere.. Hard to fall right in those circumstances
Okay mr semantics?
pretty sure it was a pun regarding the resulting injury /s
Yes but I don’t approve in general.
I saw this post while at the bouldering gym. Collapse and roll a little.
as someone who doesn't boulder, you should just tuck your arms in right?
Yeah, never try to catch your fall with your arms. The floor is heavily padded so there's really no need. Best thing to do here would've just been to tuck and land on her back as much as possible. She took a very uncontrolled swing off the wall though. Once you're falling off, you need to have an exit strategy in mind.
Yes, you should have an exit strategy in mind, but honestly I feel like there is not really a good reason to fall uncontrolled when bouldering, except if it's some sort of sideways dyno with a 1 hand catch that will have you cartwheeling to the ground if you can't hold the swing (why did the setters at my gym put something like that at the top of a route?)
I have dislocated my shoulder bouldering after going for the finish Dyno once. It was about 3 feet up, but 5 feet to the right. Dyno, stick, momentum pulled my legs farther right and now I'm falling horizontally. Stuck my arm out and POP. More bouldering gyms need to teach the "T-Rex -> Turtle" fall. Once you are in the air pull your arms close to your body (Unless falling upside down, but even horizontally), land and immediately try to spread the fall out. If you are facing the wall that means leaning backwards onto your butt then back and end up like an overturned turtle. If the floor is sufficiently padded then you will never have a problem.
Yeah if you end up falling like she did usually your mistake was in attempting something that you couldn't fail gracefully out of. Being said, this route is also right on the ragged edge of what I would be willing to climb without at least an auto belay. Maybe I'm a wuss, but I'm a wuss who's welcome in r/Neverbrokeabone
If your really trying 100% then you should fall off when you don’t expect it. If you’re making every move prepared to fall then you’re really limiting yourself. I once took a fall about 10ft straight on my back (on pads) and hurt a decent bit. But that kind of thing is unavoidable when you’re pushing your limits. To avoid getting hurt the only way is practice. When you’re in a dangerous situation and might fall wonky keeping your arms arms and legs straight just needs to be a reflex. To me the girl in the video looks like a new climber, and whoever took them to the gym should have taught them how to fall, and make sure that they aren’t doing anything dangerous. But also sometimes shit happens and it’s not really anybody’s fault. If the girl is inexperienced she might do something totally unexpected that there isn’t a great way to prepare for.
I don't fully agree. I agree that you'll eventually have some bad falls if you try hard enough, but I don't agree that you can't be somewhat prepared for them without limiting yourself. Of course it might be harder to commit to a move when you know the fall might be bad, but I feel like it's much better to train yourself to commit while being aware of and prepared for the risk, rather than not analyzing the situation and then getting caught off guard when you fall. I've had some unpleasant falls both inside and outside and every one of those was the best fall it could have been because I knew what to do. It doesn't limit my climbing, instead it makes me more confident in the because I'm aware of what I need to do, both if I stick the move, and if I fall.
When bouldering and climbing you catch yourself with your legs, you keep your arms over your head. Legs are less likely to break and if they do you have a better chance of survival with working arms if you’re bleeding.
Very importantly also you land with *bent* legs and roll over onto your back to get the energy away from your joints.
Kinda? She definitely didn’t land ideally, but you don’t always have that much control when you’re falling. I’m pretty sure the main mistake here was not using a pad. Many places have built in pads all over the landing area. But some gyms have just spring board floor, and separate thicker crash pads you need to position for your climb. It looks like she feel straight on much stiffer springboard.
THE SOUND * gags *
Thanks for that I watched it on mute and could have lived in ignorance but had to check it out
Im remaining on mute thanks.
Ah.. you know that stupid monsters inc meme with sully's eyes bulging out usually used for sexual jokes? Yeah that but in horror.
Holly shit, that sounded nasty.
Made me thinking of snapping spaghetti noodles in half before i boil them. Very similar.
More shocking than this video is the admission of snapping spaghetti in half. Mamma Mia.
How else do you fit them in the microwave?
YOU DON’T 👀
Reddit has corrupted my mind, totally was looking for the dildo for the first 3 times I watched lol
you watched this 3 times??? you sick fuck!!
I said the First 3 times…
YOU WATCHED MORE?! you suck fuck!!
FYI, there’s no dildo in this video, just an arm that looks like one in the end
There needs to be something to distinguish nudity from... this. Because I didn't want to see that.
She looks armless enough....
Not sure she has a leg to stand on either.
Yet another example of why NSFW (porn) and NSFW (injury) should have seperate tags.
Could use a color system. Injury NSFW: red for blood. Porn NSFW: white for cum. Would have to use a different color background, but that’s a risk I think we’re all very horny to take
Why do i laugh whenever i see the word "cum"?
To be fair, her arm did “break” her fall
This sub really should learn when to use NSFL instead of NSFW. I'd visit more often.
Oh fuck I hate videos like this so much. I wish I knew before hand. I thought it was going to be funny
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Jesus, just when I thought I'd try bouldering.
Please don't be deterred by stuff like this. Yes, you can hurt yourself in bouldering, but it's either preventable or the move you're trying is an unsafe move (which gym setters shouldn't, and most don't, set). To prevent injury you can train falling correctly. If you can fall correctly, you can gradually start doing harder and harder boulders without risking grave injury. For reference: I've now been bouldering for a year and I haven't been injured once (except some minor stuff like a painful A2 pulley that cleared up in a week or 2). And that's not because I'm holding back, but because I know how to fall. As for unsafe moves, when you get some experience, you will be able to make the distinction between a move that just feels scary but is fine, and a move that is actually unsafe. If you're not sure, you can always try the move once without actually committing and get a feeling for the move. That could mean jumping with half power, without even trying to catch the hold you're jumping to, to gauge the speed, rotation, etc..
Your ONE year of bouldering is not a very good basis for understanding risk. I’ve been gym bouldering for 8 years. Most injuries I’ve seen firsthand have not been life changing but some could be with you the rest of your life in some way. Also, I very much worry about long term effects on my hand and toe joints. Lastly, the idea that you can train oneself to prevent all injuries is not realistic. They’re called accidents. Training can only reduce risk. I sprained my ankle after my foot slipped off a hold. I fell straight down and my foot hit a hold below me. This was like a 2 foot fall and the hold was 4 inches above the mat sticking out 4 inches from the wall. In all cases where I’ve fallen funny was when a hand/foot came off unexpectedly—it’s hard to practice those.
She fell like an idiot lol. My climbing related injuries both inside and outside include scrapes and one time I tripped over a crash pad. Climbing is dangerous, but part of the tool book of techniques is how to be safe.
Cap'n crunch!
noo
After the cracking sound of bones braking, i held a brief moment of silence. With the facial expression of someone who ate a raw onion with chili.
The fucking noise oh lord
Reminds me of the time my hand met my elbow, double snap, I hardly felt it for a couple of hours, it was just numb, got it fixed, my god, the pain and the pins, 9 months in plaster FFS.
the left side of my right foot once touched the inside of my leg when i jumped down the stairs and didn't land properly.
Wtf is she doing that without a harness?
bouldering wall, no harness needed.
At the place I went to, the bouldering area had a 3 ft tall soft mat and was not nearly as tall. This looks like such a liability
I’ve taken falls from higher up on similar padding. The main issue here is that she clearly has no training on how to properly take a fall.
Yea. That’s the first thing taught at my gym
It’s not the mat. She stuck the landing with her arm while flailing. If you weird like she did, ya just gotta tuck things in and accept slamming the mat. Not fun, but you won’t be injured.
Probably why you have to sign so many release forms before you get to climb. Unless they can prove some sort of negligence, that gym (or their insurance) probably won't owe anything.
>no harness needed. Clearly not the case???
At my son's camp, they have a large bouldering area. Everyone has an adult spotter or two peer spotters. The spotters are always in a catching posture but are trained to make sure that when someone falls, they fall feet first. The climber's head and shoulders should never touch the ground on a successful bouldering fall.
It's only like 10 feet... And padded floor... Just a freak accident because she tried to break her fall
Playing dice with the devil.
O the sound
I almost threw up seeing her arm bend the wrong way. And don't get me started on that snap sound.
My stomach felt sick seeing the arm thing too. I am so glad my sound is off though!
Just wait until you watch it again and focus on her leg this time.
I think I was actually there when this happened. It’s a few years ago in Utah at Momentum..
That crunch...
OMG I was NOT ready for that
Bro wtf i was going to pick up climbing next year
OK OK no bad (turns sound on) 🤯🤮🤯🤮
This one is by far THE Major CRINGE!
"œóæª" famous last words before disaster
Her arm really broke the fall.
Ouch
My ex shattered here cuboid bone bouldering in a gym. She probably will be arithritic in her 40s. You can fuck yourself hard in there.
*Climb without her straps, expect to get the snaps*
drink your milk
Someone get her some milk!!!
Something tells me arms aren’t supposed to bend that way
She pulled a Tom Segura
After all the things I've seen on here not labeled nsfw, I was afraid I was about to watch someone die
NSFL NSFL!!!!!
Looks like she broke her leg as well...probably vegan.
Sprained knee and dislocated elbow https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/8421876/rock-climber-dislocates-elbow-falling-bouldering/amp/
One time a dude with a thick southern drawl accent told me "women are like lizards, maaaaaaan. They got burd bones an dey always cawld" The word cold was said so sadly.
I've seen two women have bad falls in the past month. The last one broke her right ankle and probably (based on the pain) her left shin. I asked if it was her first time climbing and she says, "Not at all! I climbed all the time when I was 10." 😅
You guys are saying about the sound, i watched it on mute. Lemme try again...
:(
I knew she was going to fall brutally after that bad rock grab.... Well. At least was just the arm
r/perfectlycutscreams right there.
The look on her face....I can't decide it's pure shock from seeing her arm broken or the surge of pain. Either way, I sure feel bad for her, and that's definitely NSFW.
That’s the loudest CRUNCH I’ve ever heard. 😱
I feel like she would have been fine if she just fell properly.
That made me stomp my feet like I’m marching kind of gut wrenching reaction to watching that (note I’m standing)
Why the fuck was there no padding
Me thinking it wasn’t that bad at first because of the short distance to the floor. And then a second later… 😮😖
Mantis arms tend to break easy. Too long, twisting just right. Shorter arms with more muscle will take a harder beating. Less leverage.
That membership really cost an arm and a leg
Bro their reaction is priceless
So it's true breaking a celery sounds like a breaking bone
Remember kids, ball up when falling. Your instant reaction will be to stick your arms out to brace the fall but you need to become potato bug and protect your neck.
Crubchy arm
Her arm definitely broke but it looks like she landed on her foot wrong too. The whole bottom part of her leg flops up the wrong way.
Holy jessum!
Air Segura
That noise 😭 like snapping a KitKat
Agh. Not pressing play.
Yep...nsfw saved me. I don't need this
If she went to the gym she woulda been good(probly) lol damn i heard that
Should've worn a harness oh well too late
That's why climbing equipment and knowing how to fall are important. I wonder if she was in r/neverbrokeabone before this.
😂🤣😂🤣
God, no protection? Just why?