Crazy because watching the videos youd think they have gotten to a level of skill in which most bails seem to be fairly controlled but man i cant believe they still do what they do after some of these
Such a shame that TH-cam decides to let us see the glory that is modern Storror but buries the realities of the bails that need to happen in order to get there. It's the rosey side of the coin only, which is never an accurate representation of something. Still, love Storror and I understand they gotta fit through the hoops that the media conglomerates make for them. Similarly huge props to you for keeping the other side of the coin available. watching that archived link now!
Exactly! Social Media companies should encourage showing the bad, because showing only good is destroying their consumers! But unlikely anything will change🥲
They must have so many small issues they deal with on a daily basis. I cut up the tip of my little finger 2 years ago and I still notice the nerve damage all the time.
I have questions. 1. Did Sacha & Max make a full recovery (I.e., Sacha's leg fully functioning without issue, Max suffering permanent brain damage)? 2. How is Callum's back injury affecting him to this day? 3. Can Benj ever ride a plane again? I assume, yes.
From what I know, yes Sacha is back 💯 besides his mindset and the shape he is in, Max is completely fine now, Callum has always had prexisting back pain but actively lifts to prevent anything too bad, and Benj can ride on a plane again, only for a couple of weeks he couldn’t
Haoto 葉音 - Anime on Piano of course! Just so you know I feel confident with all my answers besides Sacha’s leg because of the little information we have about it
Max yes sach not so . To this day hes had to be carefull . Hes also gained a few pounds which doubles the risk . Im more than comforatble seeing sacha play a part from time to time and not attempt to keep up with the others . His health is the most important thing . Its also noted they do not mess with wet spots and are triple carefull after what they have gone through . Callum you will note has also tempered some of his activitys . Not sure if its a confidence or not taking a chance . He by fair and away the most dedicated member of the team just loving the sport . Yes benj can . No issue thankfully . Its worth a note other injury arnt on here . To be fair i wouldnt want to see them .
💯A lot of the changes also have come from Storror’s lifetime, and of course injuries have been part of it, but a lot of it has also come from aging even though they are still young, but also changes in life outside of parkour or even changes in what they like to do with there movement
These guys can get severe injuries and continue with parkour. I fractured my wrist failing a kong (or catpass) and lost confidence in doing that move again.
I think sacha likes were he is right now. from what i've seen online, sacha had "hidden" passion of filmmaking that the leg injury kinda activated that passion to a real thing. he does parkour sometimes in the videos and he's in the "Stuck in a pit" videos. he also my fav storror member even when he doesn't do parkour.
Completely understandable! Sacha doesn’t need to be successful through parkour because he is successful through filming and so many other aspects. Happiness is the important thing
There is a major problem with Storror’s community not being able to witness the mistakes. It allows their public to make up flawless scenarios in their minds. All without considering the consequences of simple errors. The notices at the beginning of their video’s & the reminders to not replicate what they’re doing, is not enough. Especially for the younger audiences that they accrue from their content type. We can have butchers cutting animal limbs apart, but not accidents & very real ramifications being shown. I pray for Storror’s team & their families, as should everyone. They’re out here living their dreams, let’s just pray they don’t push it too far & lose their lives in the name of content.
As a kid I tried parkour. Started with frontflip with TH-cam tutorial. Fell on my back on sand for a good hour... Eventualky learned. Backflip ended hitting my head on the ledge of a pool while spinning back... Luckily nothing Major. Got real Lucky. A friend broke his arm and hasn't recovered fully after. He tried frontflip after me. I've heard of guys losing legs... Its scary shit we couldn't even imagine when teenagers...
It’s unlisted thanks to TH-cam’s demonitization rules, but follow the Reddit post link in the description to an archived video of them reacting to the fail. Definitely the closest option to what the video was
I used to do parkour, I am in my 30s now. Never do parkour, waste of time and precious health. Never do it unless we get to a point at which you can change your body like you change your mobile phone.
Seems to me that you must have been reckless with your body. As an avid athlete reaching my 20s I don’t feel any problems, but that’s besides the point. Many athletes around me that are older and much wiser have taught and helped me learn from their mistakes proving to me and others that reckless training is what hurts. Since you have come from the beginning of the sport, it is easier to have problems like this, but the sport has grown a lot since then. I regularly train with 25+ year old athletes and they seem to be doing fine although recovery periods tend to be longer for them if they overuse their bodies
Plus athletes from other sports experience the same things, it doesn’t matter what you are doing, being extremely active can take its toll, might as well be doing something you love😂
@@ChasePhillipp Well, all that i described up there is what happens if you don't exercise, and that can be caused by severe injuries, I stopped exercising at one point and begun to experience a lot of those things but I found a way to exercise and now I am relatively back to normal. That said I cannot run, or my knee will swell up, much less jump. I am into my 30s. I can tell you that what you love about parkour is the adrenalin that comes from doing it, among other things. All this you can experience doing things that are safer. You don't realize what being healthy means because you never experienced the opposite, I'm not talking about a flu etc, that goes away, you don't lose muscle mass by being sick for a week. One day you will understand what I say because we inevitably grow old and eventually die. Even Athean-X now is more focused on longevity than simply bulking up. Once you truly understand the relevance of having healthy joints, and how certain parts of the body wear out gradually and cannot repair, like the cartilage in your patella (kneecap) for example, if you truly comprehended this, you would immediately quit parkour. We are far from reaching a point in medicine where we will be able to regenerate such things, and they only wear out through your life. Some ancient cultures like in India and china, they figured out ways to live healthy, strong, and remain young deep into adulthood, and all their sports exert minimal joint pressure. Just try and ask these things to ChatGPT and you will see. How certain parts of the body never regenerate and only wear out and if you can slow down that process you will be able to enjoy walking, jogging and being active, sweating and being healthy and happy for a long, long time. Life is one, one life, if you throw it away there's no going back, no respawning, nothing. It's like walking on a tight rope between 2 very high buildings, if you slip you're done, dead. It's pretty much like that in many ways, better to keep your feet on the ground, look both ways when crossing the street, and being obsessed with proper form at the gym, going for walks, jogging a bit, not overdoing it and simply aiming for health. Want to experience adrenalin? There are better ways. I think parachuting is even better than parkour cos at least if you have a parachute accident you'll probably just die and wont have to face the ordeal of being injured. Good luck.
@@ChasePhillipp I truly tell you that I would LOVE if the neural link was a thing, so I could telepathically communicate to you from the core of my being, all my knowledge, and enlighten you while you are young and in time. This that I am doing right now, I would've payed all my money and publicly shamed myself and eaten feces from a public bathroom to get the opportunity to be on your place right now, and receive the teaching that I am giving you for free over the internet. But many are too dumb and foolish to understand, and to grab this information and write on a paper and paste it on your wall or mirror, forever to see assimilate and put into practice immediately. As I said before, your body has areas and tissue that only degenerate through life. THink of the tieres of a car, the more you use it, or grind it by hitting the breaks to hard and sliding with them, the more they wear out. Then you can change em, not your joints or cartilage, there's no cure, medicine is not that advance,d even by today's standards. If you wanna pretend like everything is alright and that those "25" year old dudes know best, go ahead, do it, I don't know you, I am not you, it wont affect me what you do. What I feel I should tell you because I would've given anything for, is my view on this. To me those 25 year olds, and even the President, or anyone else on the face of the earth, is neither superior nor inferior to me, I have a huge deal of self respect and determination. And I tell you this: You see how some old wise men have classic, antique cars from the 80's and they take deep care of them? They don't drive around without purpose, they go from point A to B, use it the right amount, and they drive it smoothly, and take great care. Their tires last a long time, cos they use them gently, they use the car, so that the motor doesn't stagnate, but they don't overuse it. Thats how you should treat your body immediately, train urself to be extremely acutely aware of all your moves, until it becomes second nature, etc. If you wish to chat further I am open, I am not here to save everyone, just those who have ears to listen. "The lips of wisdom are closed, except to the ears of understanding". Peace.
Jeez one part of me wants to get into parkour but the other side of me searches top worst storror injuries, max and callum couldve literally died breaking their necks with how they got injured
That's true they could have, but they didn't so let's look on the positive side! Max and Callum are amazing athletes who have trained for 10+ years and during that time have had a few bad fails, but although failure is prevalent, this hasn't stopped them and they have become better than ever. Injuries are inevitable but compared to other sports, their injuries may be worse at one point, while other sports slowly do the same thing. Looking at American football, brain damage has become extremely prevalent in professionals, track and field, bad knees, ankles, and many more, and in weightlifting, people literally have lost their ability to walk. Find somewhere safe like a gym or find some friends willing to teach you. Even though fails can get this bad at the professional level, the worst I have gotten with 5+ years of experience is a couple shinjuries and twisted ankles. Good luck on your journey!
@@ChasePhillipp thanks for the positive message:) extreme sports can be scary but I’ll give it a go coz i like taking risk… i have an e-skateboard n i reach 30-35 mph jus standing on a piece of wood with wheels. ive had many baaaad injuries over the years but it doesnt stop me so why should parkour accidents right:D reason i wanna do this is coz e skating isnt energy consuming n i wanna try keep fit n this seems like a good way to do it rather than lifting weights lol
Nasty fail’s! 🫣 was aware of their injuries but not all the grim details 😬Thanks for the info , considering the years that storror have practised parkour their injuries I guess have been few ,🤞 let’s hope it stays that way !!! Great video👍
If you see these injuries and keep doing parkour its cos you're either a youtuber that makes a living out of this, and is willing to destroy his body for money (I wouldn't for all the money in the world) or you've never injured yourself badly enough to realize that you should quit doing parkour RIGHT NOW before your find yourself in a potential future where u wanna basically end it all cos you quality of life went to shit cos you're injured and can't exercise properly. If you get to the point of having a real bad injury that prevents you from working out and staying fit/healthy, it is basically like feeling like you have an alcohol hangover all day long, every day, for the rest of your life, lactic acid buiklds up in your body, toxic waste accumulated and it not eliminated through sweating, this starts to poison your every fiber, your kidneys (lower back) begins to hurt from the inside, foul odors come from your body no matter how much you shower, you feel like shit all day, you brain is foggy and confused, your memory fails, your blood pressure increases and you feel cluster headaches that make you wanna end it all, etc. Good luck and I guess that by now you know what you should do.
Man that’s tough to hear that you are going through that, good luck with that. Everyone works different so certain approaches for movement will work better for different people, I guess this comment should act as a good reminder to athletes that things can happen, but if you are truly watching your body and working to be healthy through your movement(not recklessly pushing yourself), you can work towards longevity in your movement
Also to clarify for any athletes, It is never okay to risk body health for fame, money, or any other selfish reasons. Please be smart with your body and follow a safe/slow progression using safe environments in order to train for as long as possible, or at least be able to do other things in the case that parkour isn’t necessary for you in your future
I don't know if I'm misremembering but didn't Sacha break his ankle, and then basically less than a year later had the leg break as well? Also Drew's leg break was so gnarly, still remember that scream 🤮
Just did a quick deep dive and found this Storror video of Sacha coming back from injury, which seems to be an ankle injury but I wouldn’t completely trust my fast research. If you want to look further into it here’s the link to a Storror video that might help! th-cam.com/video/e_QGgUFqWIc/w-d-xo.html
@@ChasePhillipp Yeah I have no memory of how it would’ve happened but sure there were 2 serious injuries in close succession! Also not sure if you can link join videos but you said they covered the leg break on one, afaik they hadn’t ever released footage of that injury though?
Not much to know about his worst injury🤷♂️but the information I could find can be found at 0:18 sorry if I find anything else out I will have to add to this comment later or something
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Sacha’s injury looks brutal, so impressive that he’s back at it now huge respect
Crazy because watching the videos youd think they have gotten to a level of skill in which most bails seem to be fairly controlled but man i cant believe they still do what they do after some of these
It is definitely crazy! Not sure that I would be able to recover mentally after some of those but this hasn’t stopped them!
Injury sucks!
Such a shame that TH-cam decides to let us see the glory that is modern Storror but buries the realities of the bails that need to happen in order to get there. It's the rosey side of the coin only, which is never an accurate representation of something.
Still, love Storror and I understand they gotta fit through the hoops that the media conglomerates make for them.
Similarly huge props to you for keeping the other side of the coin available. watching that archived link now!
Sick! Hope you enjoy and I wish TH-cam would be willing to let these videos stay even if they weren’t monetized.
@@ChasePhillipp same, i honestly think it's detrimental that they don't
Exactly! Social Media companies should encourage showing the bad, because showing only good is destroying their consumers! But unlikely anything will change🥲
They must have so many small issues they deal with on a daily basis. I cut up the tip of my little finger 2 years ago and I still notice the nerve damage all the time.
Yea bodies are very fragile and I know they talk about thier small and prexisting injuries from time to time
Wow that max fail is scary
💯
I have questions.
1. Did Sacha & Max make a full recovery (I.e., Sacha's leg fully functioning without issue, Max suffering permanent brain damage)?
2. How is Callum's back injury affecting him to this day?
3. Can Benj ever ride a plane again? I assume, yes.
From what I know, yes Sacha is back 💯 besides his mindset and the shape he is in, Max is completely fine now, Callum has always had prexisting back pain but actively lifts to prevent anything too bad, and Benj can ride on a plane again, only for a couple of weeks he couldn’t
@@ChasePhillipp Thanks for the answers.
Haoto 葉音 - Anime on Piano of course! Just so you know I feel confident with all my answers besides Sacha’s leg because of the little information we have about it
Max yes sach not so . To this day hes had to be carefull . Hes also gained a few pounds which doubles the risk . Im more than comforatble seeing sacha play a part from time to time and not attempt to keep up with the others . His health is the most important thing .
Its also noted they do not mess with wet spots and are triple carefull after what they have gone through .
Callum you will note has also tempered some of his activitys . Not sure if its a confidence or not taking a chance . He by fair and away the most dedicated member of the team just loving the sport .
Yes benj can . No issue thankfully .
Its worth a note other injury arnt on here . To be fair i wouldnt want to see them .
💯A lot of the changes also have come from Storror’s lifetime, and of course injuries have been part of it, but a lot of it has also come from aging even though they are still young, but also changes in life outside of parkour or even changes in what they like to do with there movement
These guys can get severe injuries and continue with parkour. I fractured my wrist failing a kong (or catpass) and lost confidence in doing that move again.
It’s not easy, it just takes practice and dedication I suppose
Without looking at the title and only the thumbnail I thought the poor guy got cancelled.
😂I can only see that now
Holly shit how Max is even alive😭🙏
Definitely scary, but happy he is okay
I feel so bad for Sacha :((
I think this injury has been a hard one for him to recover from. Feel bad here too🥲
I think sacha likes were he is right now. from what i've seen online, sacha had "hidden" passion of filmmaking that the leg injury kinda activated that passion to a real thing. he does parkour sometimes in the videos and he's in the "Stuck in a pit" videos. he also my fav storror member even when he doesn't do parkour.
Completely understandable! Sacha doesn’t need to be successful through parkour because he is successful through filming and so many other aspects. Happiness is the important thing
@_s4z_ I guess we will see in the future what he wants to do!
Sacha was amazing , watch a day in the life of Storror Sacha Powell he was elite before injury
Has the video of max been taken down?
There is a major problem with Storror’s community not being able to witness the mistakes.
It allows their public to make up flawless scenarios in their minds. All without considering the consequences of simple errors. The notices at the beginning of their video’s & the reminders to not replicate what they’re doing, is not enough.
Especially for the younger audiences that they accrue from their content type. We can have butchers cutting animal limbs apart, but not accidents & very real ramifications being shown.
I pray for Storror’s team & their families, as should everyone. They’re out here living their dreams, let’s just pray they don’t push it too far & lose their lives in the name of content.
As a kid I tried parkour. Started with frontflip with TH-cam tutorial. Fell on my back on sand for a good hour... Eventualky learned. Backflip ended hitting my head on the ledge of a pool while spinning back... Luckily nothing Major. Got real Lucky.
A friend broke his arm and hasn't recovered fully after. He tried frontflip after me.
I've heard of guys losing legs... Its scary shit we couldn't even imagine when teenagers...
Is the video with Max fail still up?
Liked this video? Check out this other Storror video, The forgotten members of Storror…
th-cam.com/video/ehhh4aZrbqY/w-d-xo.html
damn, some of those really are scary
Definitely! Proof that safe progression is the only way to progress
Where can i find the reaction video of them that was shown in this video
Follow the Reddit link in the description of this video!
yo where can i find the vid of drew’s leg injury ?? i remember the vid but cant find it on storrors page
It’s unlisted thanks to TH-cam’s demonitization rules, but follow the Reddit post link in the description to an archived video of them reacting to the fail. Definitely the closest option to what the video was
Nice video my dude! It remembered me my low back injury that remains till today! hahaha
Thanks! 😂
I used to do parkour, I am in my 30s now. Never do parkour, waste of time and precious health. Never do it unless we get to a point at which you can change your body like you change your mobile phone.
Seems to me that you must have been reckless with your body. As an avid athlete reaching my 20s I don’t feel any problems, but that’s besides the point. Many athletes around me that are older and much wiser have taught and helped me learn from their mistakes proving to me and others that reckless training is what hurts. Since you have come from the beginning of the sport, it is easier to have problems like this, but the sport has grown a lot since then. I regularly train with 25+ year old athletes and they seem to be doing fine although recovery periods tend to be longer for them if they overuse their bodies
Plus athletes from other sports experience the same things, it doesn’t matter what you are doing, being extremely active can take its toll, might as well be doing something you love😂
@@ChasePhillipp Well, all that i described up there is what happens if you don't exercise, and that can be caused by severe injuries, I stopped exercising at one point and begun to experience a lot of those things but I found a way to exercise and now I am relatively back to normal. That said I cannot run, or my knee will swell up, much less jump. I am into my 30s. I can tell you that what you love about parkour is the adrenalin that comes from doing it, among other things. All this you can experience doing things that are safer. You don't realize what being healthy means because you never experienced the opposite, I'm not talking about a flu etc, that goes away, you don't lose muscle mass by being sick for a week. One day you will understand what I say because we inevitably grow old and eventually die. Even Athean-X now is more focused on longevity than simply bulking up. Once you truly understand the relevance of having healthy joints, and how certain parts of the body wear out gradually and cannot repair, like the cartilage in your patella (kneecap) for example, if you truly comprehended this, you would immediately quit parkour. We are far from reaching a point in medicine where we will be able to regenerate such things, and they only wear out through your life. Some ancient cultures like in India and china, they figured out ways to live healthy, strong, and remain young deep into adulthood, and all their sports exert minimal joint pressure. Just try and ask these things to ChatGPT and you will see. How certain parts of the body never regenerate and only wear out and if you can slow down that process you will be able to enjoy walking, jogging and being active, sweating and being healthy and happy for a long, long time. Life is one, one life, if you throw it away there's no going back, no respawning, nothing. It's like walking on a tight rope between 2 very high buildings, if you slip you're done, dead. It's pretty much like that in many ways, better to keep your feet on the ground, look both ways when crossing the street, and being obsessed with proper form at the gym, going for walks, jogging a bit, not overdoing it and simply aiming for health. Want to experience adrenalin? There are better ways. I think parachuting is even better than parkour cos at least if you have a parachute accident you'll probably just die and wont have to face the ordeal of being injured. Good luck.
@@ChasePhillipp I truly tell you that I would LOVE if the neural link was a thing, so I could telepathically communicate to you from the core of my being, all my knowledge, and enlighten you while you are young and in time. This that I am doing right now, I would've payed all my money and publicly shamed myself and eaten feces from a public bathroom to get the opportunity to be on your place right now, and receive the teaching that I am giving you for free over the internet. But many are too dumb and foolish to understand, and to grab this information and write on a paper and paste it on your wall or mirror, forever to see assimilate and put into practice immediately.
As I said before, your body has areas and tissue that only degenerate through life. THink of the tieres of a car, the more you use it, or grind it by hitting the breaks to hard and sliding with them, the more they wear out. Then you can change em, not your joints or cartilage, there's no cure, medicine is not that advance,d even by today's standards. If you wanna pretend like everything is alright and that those "25" year old dudes know best, go ahead, do it, I don't know you, I am not you, it wont affect me what you do. What I feel I should tell you because I would've given anything for, is my view on this. To me those 25 year olds, and even the President, or anyone else on the face of the earth, is neither superior nor inferior to me, I have a huge deal of self respect and determination. And I tell you this: You see how some old wise men have classic, antique cars from the 80's and they take deep care of them? They don't drive around without purpose, they go from point A to B, use it the right amount, and they drive it smoothly, and take great care. Their tires last a long time, cos they use them gently, they use the car, so that the motor doesn't stagnate, but they don't overuse it. Thats how you should treat your body immediately, train urself to be extremely acutely aware of all your moves, until it becomes second nature, etc. If you wish to chat further I am open, I am not here to save everyone, just those who have ears to listen. "The lips of wisdom are closed, except to the ears of understanding".
Peace.
@@ChasePhillipp Any tips on how to get back to doing parkour as a 18 year old after multiple pretty bad injuries like a herniated disc?
I knew and have seen all these even a few more but i have never seen Max's fall he's so lucky he's actually one of my favourites out the group
Max is awesome and his fail is so bad! So glad that he was fine after that
You forgot about tobys broken jaw/teeth in their youtube video titled Pain is not important - Ep 54
Sacha put on so much weight😔
Jeez one part of me wants to get into parkour but the other side of me searches top worst storror injuries, max and callum couldve literally died breaking their necks with how they got injured
That's true they could have, but they didn't so let's look on the positive side! Max and Callum are amazing athletes who have trained for 10+ years and during that time have had a few bad fails, but although failure is prevalent, this hasn't stopped them and they have become better than ever. Injuries are inevitable but compared to other sports, their injuries may be worse at one point, while other sports slowly do the same thing. Looking at American football, brain damage has become extremely prevalent in professionals, track and field, bad knees, ankles, and many more, and in weightlifting, people literally have lost their ability to walk. Find somewhere safe like a gym or find some friends willing to teach you. Even though fails can get this bad at the professional level, the worst I have gotten with 5+ years of experience is a couple shinjuries and twisted ankles. Good luck on your journey!
@@ChasePhillipp thanks for the positive message:) extreme sports can be scary but I’ll give it a go coz i like taking risk… i have an e-skateboard n i reach 30-35 mph jus standing on a piece of wood with wheels. ive had many baaaad injuries over the years but it doesnt stop me so why should parkour accidents right:D reason i wanna do this is coz e skating isnt energy consuming n i wanna try keep fit n this seems like a good way to do it rather than lifting weights lol
Sounds awesome! Good luck with your journey, just follow a safe progression and all will be good!
Lowkey feel sooo bad for sash
Max could've easily died right there
It’s scary how quick things can happen
Hey man can I know where you found that clip of Drew 2:09 what competition is that from?
Either Best Storror Clips 2021 or 2020, It might not be from them though, but I am 99% sure it is
@@ChasePhillipp Ohkay mate thanks 👍🏻
Omg what is this with Sacha's leg OMG i still can't understand what is it
All we know is he broke it, because of YT Storror said nothing about what happened so it is extremely confusing. Sorry if that doesn’t help
could have sworn i saw sacha's leg injury video years ago.
awesome vid man!
Thanks!
Nasty fail’s! 🫣 was aware of their injuries but not all the grim details 😬Thanks for the info , considering the years that storror have practised parkour their injuries I guess have been few ,🤞 let’s hope it stays that way !!! Great video👍
Thanks! It’s crazy but sometimes injuries do happen! Appreciate the support as always!
Did they delete their injury reaction video?
Yea they did but an archive of it can be found in the description of this video! They had to delete it to get monetized
The hand one was sore
geez
1:09 wasn't max shot on the same day that happened
Yes according to the reaction video (I think they said it was the same week rather than the same day)
*Do stupid shit.*
*Get stupid rewards.*
*Sooner or Later skill and luck runs out.* ☠
Max wins there I think !!
This is why I don’t do parkour
Understandable, but safe progression in a safe environment can make Parkour extremely safe!
Fair enough
You should have mentioned the time when Max got shot.
Definitely should have but working on a video that definitely will be coming out soon that will talk about that
Video out this Wednesday!
Wheres the video?
The forgotten members of STORROR…
th-cam.com/video/ehhh4aZrbqY/w-d-xo.html
If you see these injuries and keep doing parkour its cos you're either a youtuber that makes a living out of this, and is willing to destroy his body for money (I wouldn't for all the money in the world) or you've never injured yourself badly enough to realize that you should quit doing parkour RIGHT NOW before your find yourself in a potential future where u wanna basically end it all cos you quality of life went to shit cos you're injured and can't exercise properly. If you get to the point of having a real bad injury that prevents you from working out and staying fit/healthy, it is basically like feeling like you have an alcohol hangover all day long, every day, for the rest of your life, lactic acid buiklds up in your body, toxic waste accumulated and it not eliminated through sweating, this starts to poison your every fiber, your kidneys (lower back) begins to hurt from the inside, foul odors come from your body no matter how much you shower, you feel like shit all day, you brain is foggy and confused, your memory fails, your blood pressure increases and you feel cluster headaches that make you wanna end it all, etc.
Good luck and I guess that by now you know what you should do.
Man that’s tough to hear that you are going through that, good luck with that. Everyone works different so certain approaches for movement will work better for different people, I guess this comment should act as a good reminder to athletes that things can happen, but if you are truly watching your body and working to be healthy through your movement(not recklessly pushing yourself), you can work towards longevity in your movement
Also to clarify for any athletes, It is never okay to risk body health for fame, money, or any other selfish reasons. Please be smart with your body and follow a safe/slow progression using safe environments in order to train for as long as possible, or at least be able to do other things in the case that parkour isn’t necessary for you in your future
that shin snap sounded awful
It was so bad!!!
@@ChasePhillipp it sounded like someone spatchcocking a turkey.
😂😅
I don't know if I'm misremembering but didn't Sacha break his ankle, and then basically less than a year later had the leg break as well?
Also Drew's leg break was so gnarly, still remember that scream 🤮
Just did a quick deep dive and found this Storror video of Sacha coming back from injury, which seems to be an ankle injury but I wouldn’t completely trust my fast research. If you want to look further into it here’s the link to a Storror video that might help! th-cam.com/video/e_QGgUFqWIc/w-d-xo.html
@@ChasePhillipp Yeah I have no memory of how it would’ve happened but sure there were 2 serious injuries in close succession! Also not sure if you can link join videos but you said they covered the leg break on one, afaik they hadn’t ever released footage of that injury though?
I am not a join member so I just trusted a few sources on Reddit I heard it from, not sure if they only talked about it or if they showed footage🤷♂️
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how about sacha
Not much to know about his worst injury🤷♂️but the information I could find can be found at 0:18 sorry if I find anything else out I will have to add to this comment later or something