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@twentysixbux @Jenni97928758 @dunelm I assume she doesnt believe thats what the kids actually want.

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@Watfrij @goodman_fe74718 @GazeWindward @RumHtwn Obviously everyone only posts pretty examples but he's ran minimum 20m and jumped right into him. It quite often will be knee into the body

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@Watfrij @goodman_fe74718 @GazeWindward @RumHtwn Are you stupid? This is training. The pad represents a challanger for the ball. My point is they literally practice going knee first into contact

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@Stullalot @chagpcks_hwasit @cooltrovert I mean other than sainz, i think every single driver in the video has shown to be better than CL. Obviously he isnt terrible but he hasnt done enough to be put in the same bracket as those other drivers

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@goodman_fe74718 @GazeWindward @RumHtwn Its a pretty common thing to train in rugby. Often harmless, a lot of the force is lost in the jump

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@BlimpHangar @El_Indignao @MurciaConLimon This is a fairly standard move in rugby, its nowhere near as dangerous as you are describing. Its incredibly unlucky what happened but we must be honest with ourselves that sometimes action aren't proportionate to outcomes

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@Scorchard14 @ACuriousChef_ @H_Reports_ You literally are trained to do this after a kick. You run 30-60m and do this exact jump.

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@andyben @Hazzy2_0 The bar for that is going to be much much higher in a contact sport or else no one would do anything.

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@roguecriticldn @gatsbynextdoor In rugby, a sport where this happens often, the person in the air is taught to jump knee first and the person who messes with them in the air gets a yellow. Its established that what kane does is more dangerous

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@Scorchard14 @ACuriousChef_ @H_Reports_ Its literally the exact position you are trained to do when competing for a high ball. Sometimes unfortunate things happen in a contact sport but the move wasn't wildly dangerous

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@Scorchard14 @ACuriousChef_ @H_Reports_ Have you heard of rugby? No its not usually seen as deadly. Great way to break a rib ect but generally not a high risk thing to do. Realistically, what haooened to him didnt take much force, it was just unlucky timing

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@ChrisBa13206760 @ACuriousChef_ @H_Reports_ You understand a football to the chest can cause the exact same thing? Its not a force issue, its a timing issue

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@CH7RLI Sometimes police are just stupid and unwilling to admit when they're wrong. Once a police man had a go when i was walking my dog in the park for not cleaning up after her. Didnt have any advice on how i was meant to pick up piss from a grass patch

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@Hickey2023 @DrSuneelDhand Those will improve the results when they test your bone density.

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@concernedjanta @DrSuneelDhand What blood tests? Most are measure concentration rather than raw number so takes into account size

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@Hickey2023 @DrSuneelDhand Everyone knows that your bones decrease in density as you get older. Its a natural and normal process but that doesnt change the fact it has consequences. You will be more likely to have break that you struggle to recover from

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@loislane2257 @DrSuneelDhand The doctors obviously know that your bones are less dense because you are 75. The low bone density at that age does increase the risk of breaks that you will struggle to recover from.

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@pander820 @HelgaDent @DrSuneelDhand But the reduction in bone density does increase the risk of breaks that you will struggle to recover from

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@the_sad_trinity @InPlasticWrap This discussion starred because people also using the puke bowl for food ect but saying it didnt matter because they cleaned it