@@dookiepringles9674 always say a prayer before I step on the court, not only for me but everyone out there that day. Just to give thanks for good health 🙏
That's a torn Achilles for sure! My prayers go out with him and his career! Bright side he is only 21 years old and he is in a top program school that has the best medical staff. Keep your head up bro, I torn both of mine. Left one in 2014 and right one 2021 and still recovering. Mr. Moore stack up on protein throughout your recovery, your calf muscle and Achilles will thank you.
Bro I’ve torn both of mine too. Both complete ruptures. Right leg in 2018 and left leg in March of last year. Both while playing pickup basketball. Get well soon brother; as well as you can anyway. Recovery is no joke!
I’m a bilateral achilles rupture too. One back in October 2020 and my most recent was early this month. Both pickup basketball. Both doing a very similar move to the video above. I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy. I don’t think there’s many of us out there who have torn both. But must keep moving forward!
Actually It’s not that painful. I tore mine completely playing pickup ball and was more in shock and confused what happened. I thought someone kicked me, the sound was like bouncing the ball off the ground. Anyway I figured out what it was when giving a signal to the leg realizing it wasn’t working properly. Next thing I did was get a drink of water and drove myself to the ER. Thankfully it wasn’t my driving leg. Had surgery shortly there after, the most painful part was post surgery when the medicine was wearing off.
another great video, after mick schumachers crash today in F1 I'd love to see a video of you breaking down what happens to the body under the massive g forces of a crash like that
Absolute dagger ... and so heartbreaking for him. This young man turned it all the way late in the year and gave everything, whether you're a fan or not, you have to feel for the kid .. hopefully they still bring it home for him NoVa Nation "\/"
I was sitting at home watching the game with my leg propped up when I saw the injury. I knew what is was immediately. I ruptured my right Achilles playing Pickleball exactly 3 weeks ago and had surgery on March 11th. Still cannot do anything! The video and description are exactly what happened to me. You could have substituted my leg in the video. Bad part is, seeing the injury caused me to relive one of the worst moments of my life. Never felt anything like that before and hope not to every again.
I tore my left Achilles exactly on February 14th 2022. I had the surgery and am now two weeks in the boot. I never thought this would happen to me. I was just doing some basketball shooting drills with my friend then heard a loud pop like a gun shot. It felt like someone kick me, I turned around and no one was there. So what I’m trying to say is get well soon my dude, we both going through it your not the only one. Definitely not in the fight by yourself. Prayers for your recovery!
did you have any prior symptoms like discomfort and pain in the achilles? what do you think is the issue for you, overuse, shoes, or something else? wish you a speedy recovery
Dude you videos are AMAZING….. BUT THE FLINT TROPICS REALLY😂😂😂 I seen this and IMMEDIATELY thought same thing…. I wish this young man the best….. Your explaination WAS PERFECT….. Thank you for another great video
Practice the footwork (split feet or negative step). And DON'T let the heel of the back foot get anywhere close to touching the floor. You should be bouncing off the ball of your foot. Moore, KD, Dwight Powell & most who get injured this way have their heel almost touch the floor. Pogo hops is a good drill as well, to practice springing off the ball of your foot.
As someone who has suffered this, it amazes me that players aren’t made more aware of the cause or at least the point of danger. It’s when the knee goes past the toes at any angle it’s then the Achilles is most vulnerable. Look at any snap you will see the knee is always past the toes. I’m talking from experience. It’s a horrible injury trust me.
The knee goes "past the toes" in normal running motion. It's clear that extreme forward flexion of the ankle is where these injuries happen, but to say that one should avoid letting the knee past the toes it foolish. Watch footage of someone running in slow motion. The knee comes well past the toes on every stride. There's nothing unsafe about that - the angle needs to be far more extreme.
There are ways to decrease that likelihood of injury and strengthen the tendon within those positions in basketball. PJF performance has some good videos on it. It's just that the NBA season is nonstop, and your body is basically in constant overtraining mode.
No, I tore my Achilles after stretching for 20 minutes and feeling good. It happens from a cumulation of things, but the most common is weak toes and calves. Also, fatigue and overuse lead to overcompensation and misalignment of the foot. You want strong feet and calves so when you get tired you can properly transfer energy throughout the foot evenly.
@@djohnson8323 stretching does numerous things. Tearing muscles and ligaments is inevitable, you can only avoid them from happening. Never saying it doesn’t happen even after stretching
Definitely an achilles tear unfortunately. I'm currently two weeks out in a splint recovering from achilles tendon surgery. The 1st thing I felt when I tore the muscle is that someone mistakenly hacked the back of my foot. Justin had that exact same look - he looked back dazed that someone hit the back of his leg. Hope he has a speedy recovery
We are on about the same time frame. I ruptured little over 2 weeks ago and had surgery little over a week ago. I also had it on my other foot in 2020. Its the worst to go through but you have to trust the process. If you haven’t already I’d recommend getting an iWalk, it’s the best for stairs and being hands free but your balance and coordination has to be fairly good. I’m using the iWalk now. Last time I used a knee scooter, you get around fast with it and its easier to handle. Good luck to you friend.
@@ericbustillos2622 I’ve been using the scooter but good call with the iWalk, I’m going to buy one of those now, thanks! Best of luck for to you as well, wishing you a speedy recovery.
I think you’ll have really limited mobility due to the scar tissue and that the collagen in the tendon would be replaced with a harder substance since it doesn’t want to tear again. You can regain some mobility to an extent with physical therapy but you won’t get the same range of motion as before.
@@cam_raney no, he will be fine. I had this same injury 3 yrs ago. I went through the non-op method and then, the rehab on my own. No set backs. I am fully recovered now. My mobility is nearly the same as before but, I will never play basketball again. Going this through once is enough for me. Basketball ain't worth it especially when I am not a pro athlete. Duke is a great program. I hope they give the kid the best doctors and attention. Kobe Bryant, Emmanuel Sanders, just to name a few pros who have came back 100% and lost little to no mobility.
Ahhh!! Watching the actual moment the tendon detaches is something else. Just watched the TH-cam Ortho surgeon show a guy popping BOTH distill bicep tendons during seated arm curls.
We never saw this angle (obviously) live, and the way Moore didn't show much pain through facial expressions had me thinking it was nothing more than a bad ankle sprain. After seeing this there's no way it isn't a full Achilles rupture. It even looks very similar to Dwight Powell's a few years ago. Praying for a fast recovery. 🙏
@@TheSmoothViewASMROk. But I was saying Villanova won its last game against Houston and it has nothing to do with or without Moore. This is as far as they could come anyway so let’s be content with that.
@@justinspirito4919 Because 1) I felt like it and 2) adding that Moore playing or not would not have made a difference in Villanova having won for the last time in the tournament. They aren’t going to beat anybody else no matter if they had Moore and another like him for spare!!
Bro so you’re telling me I can’t even push off my foot without having to worry about an injury? Crazy how such a normal action could cause such devastation
I think it’s worth noting that a lot of these Achilles tears happen with a combination of significant dorsiflexion AND significant internal rotation of the knee relative to the foot. Something about this internal rotation seems to put the Achilles in a compromised position.
Hey doc, Justin looked back when the leg popped. Did he think someone hit his leg? Durant did the same thing when he tore his ACL. Is that a common reaction?
Seems to be the most common reaction. Plus, there's little to no pain. Very odd injury. Luckily it's not a career ending or lifelong debilitating one though.
I actually just recently rupture my achilles and thats why im watching this video lol. But the sensation of having your achilles being torn/ruptured is as if someone just jump kicked your heel. So his natural reaction is to look back like "WHO TF KICKED ME" .
Hey Doc, I snapped mine last Thursday 33M highly active and the medical doctors here in Toronto Canada claim that there’s no difference in healing/rerupture rate between surgically repaired vs. Conservative. Is this actually the statistical case found in the US? It boggles my mind how suturing the tendon together is = to letting the tendon ends find each other naturally.
I have torn mine the exact same way. what are the things that can be done so that tears like this would be prevented in the future? or is the negative step inherently puts one at risk of a AT rupture? I have torn mine last 2019 and have recovered, haven’t been playing a 100% because I am fearing that another negative step might tear my surgically repaired leg. :(
Another tell tale sign is how he looks back behind him after he goes down. Every one I’ve known that’s torn their Achilles acutely reports they felt like someone kicked them from behind. In game they will look behind with a, “who just kicked me” look.
@@victordelacruz4449 there’s a difference between a rupture and a tear. A rupture you can usually come back from in about 1 to 2 months. If it’s a tear you’re out for a year. Smart probably just had a rupture.
My doctor said continuous explosive movements in a sport like basketball increases the likelihood of Achilles ruptures (I tore my Achilles ten years ago).
if the achilles tendon injury results in an extreme stretching of the tendon (like taffy). Will it shrink back to it's original shape if its immobilized with lets say a week? or will it tend to stay stretched out and surgery is recommended?
The NBA needs to go back to leather high top sneakers with real rubber soles for real support and firmness…those cloth/ nylon sneakers with foam soles flex and are weak…that may be an issue with these types of injuries too.
I tore the inner muscle from the Achilles. OMG did that hurt. I could actually hear it. Sounded like a .22 rifle. Pow! And then I dropped to the ground looking to see who shot me. I can feel the scar tissue through the skin still.
@@MrMakemusicmike Nope. Freak injury. Jogging up an incline looking for my dog. Worst sports related injury was a fractured sternum. Hurt to breath for 2 weeks.
Yeah…my nephew popped his walking up some stairs. Crazy. He also said it hurt like hell. Guess it depends on what tendon tears-as far as the pain, some say it doesn’t hurt that much. Guess you and my nephew were the unlucky ones. He now is in much better shape as he does not want a repeat! Fractured sternum?? Now that’s freaky-the only fractured sternums I knew as a nurse was after cpr. Hope both are well healed!!
I ruptured my Achilles tendon 14 months ago. When I started physical therapy my ankle with lock on the right side by that bone and so they would have to massage it manipulated so it would not be locked. In the last couple of weeks I've been experiencing cramps in my right calf and it's locking on the right side around that bone. What might be causing this and do I go back to ortho or who?
Could you do the 2013 Erik Karlsson 70% Laceration of his Achilles. I would love to here I sight on that. Even tho it's hockey and you don't see it through his skates it's still gruesome
Is there anything you can do to prevent this tho, kd is one if the best athletes alive which means he’s doing some if the best workouts and Justin goes to one of the best schools and it still happened.
One thing people don’t say about this injury especially if you are not a pro/college athlete. YOU WILL BE OUT OF WORK, haircuts, sleep etc. 80% us of are not pro athletes and don’t have top notch medical staff. More importantly, it’s a injury that is heavily contingent upon physical therapy
Tore my achilles in January of this year playing basketball. Pushed off my foot wrong I guess. It’s pretty incredible that’s it’s not that painful for how bad an injury it is. Rolling an ankle felt much worse. Going the no surgery route. I’m able to walk now, albeit very slowly and with a limp but progress is progress. I’m 33, so my pickup bball days may be done. On to horse 🤣
Hey doc i got this problem for one year now...after i play basketball or volleyball...i always end up having a back pain...it is painful but manageable....when i bend forward or backward i can feel so much pain...also when i sit...what can i do to lessen it doc
As a basketball player all my life whose never had any major injuries, this just makes me tense up every time I see it.
I've started praying before getting on the court, we're lucky to not get hurt tbh
@@dookiepringles9674 always say a prayer before I step on the court, not only for me but everyone out there that day. Just to give thanks for good health 🙏
Had this exact same injury happen in november it sucks but im almost fully recovered
Same after seeing KDs n this one, I'm blessed to have never experienced this. A lot of sprained/rolled ankles though.
@@easyin2D that’s good hope you are ok
That's a torn Achilles for sure! My prayers go out with him and his career! Bright side he is only 21 years old and he is in a top program school that has the best medical staff. Keep your head up bro, I torn both of mine. Left one in 2014 and right one 2021 and still recovering. Mr. Moore stack up on protein throughout your recovery, your calf muscle and Achilles will thank you.
Top medical staff that should have gave him medical attention immediately
How did you tear both of them
Bro I’ve torn both of mine too. Both complete ruptures. Right leg in 2018 and left leg in March of last year. Both while playing pickup basketball. Get well soon brother; as well as you can anyway. Recovery is no joke!
Why u excited bout it 😭
I’m a bilateral achilles rupture too. One back in October 2020 and my most recent was early this month. Both pickup basketball. Both doing a very similar move to the video above. I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy. I don’t think there’s many of us out there who have torn both. But must keep moving forward!
The second I saw the replay I knew doc was gonna make the video. Hope he recovers well 🙏
I knew it too!
Bro this is an injury that'll always make me wince when it snaps like that. Holy fuck thats gotta be painful
Actually It’s not that painful. I tore mine completely playing pickup ball and was more in shock and confused what happened. I thought someone kicked me, the sound was like bouncing the ball off the ground. Anyway I figured out what it was when giving a signal to the leg realizing it wasn’t working properly. Next thing I did was get a drink of water and drove myself to the ER. Thankfully it wasn’t my driving leg. Had surgery shortly there after, the most painful part was post surgery when the medicine was wearing off.
@@xxhasudin it’s real interesting how so many ppl say that it feels like they got kicked that’s how my best friend described his feeling
I ruptured my Achilles and it didn’t hurt. Foot felt a little numb on the sole but otherwise it wasn’t bad. Felt like someone stepped on my heel.
I agree it is freaky to watch…helps to know that it is not as painful as is it looks!!
@@xxhasudin Justin whipped his head around like he wanted to see who just did that to him. I wish it had just been somebody kicking him...
Praying he recovers well 🙏🙏
another great video, after mick schumachers crash today in F1 I'd love to see a video of you breaking down what happens to the body under the massive g forces of a crash like that
I am a big F1 fan and was wondering if this would be valuabe as it would be different to most injury mechanisms usually discussed here.
Doc! I tweeted you about my Achilles! You’re the best with these videos! Smh praying for this young man!
Thank you for doing this video. Praying for him
Never ceases to amaze how fast you get these vids made lol
Absolute dagger ... and so heartbreaking for him. This young man turned it all the way late in the year and gave everything, whether you're a fan or not, you have to feel for the kid .. hopefully they still bring it home for him
NoVa Nation "\/"
I was sitting at home watching the game with my leg propped up when I saw the injury. I knew what is was immediately. I ruptured my right Achilles playing Pickleball exactly 3 weeks ago and had surgery on March 11th. Still cannot do anything! The video and description are exactly what happened to me. You could have substituted my leg in the video. Bad part is, seeing the injury caused me to relive one of the worst moments of my life. Never felt anything like that before and hope not to every again.
I can imagine re-feeling your injury while watching this video. Pray you have a full recovery!!
What's a pickleball?
Seeing it live made me cringe and grab the back of my leg
Prayers up for him 🙏🏼
I’m a physio student watching these videos to increase my MSK knowledge, so much more helpful than reading it of a book or something!
I tore my left Achilles exactly on February 14th 2022. I had the surgery and am now two weeks in the boot. I never thought this would happen to me. I was just doing some basketball shooting drills with my friend then heard a loud pop like a gun shot. It felt like someone kick me, I turned around and no one was there. So what I’m trying to say is get well soon my dude, we both going through it your not the only one. Definitely not in the fight by yourself. Prayers for your recovery!
did you have any prior symptoms like discomfort and pain in the achilles? what do you think is the issue for you, overuse, shoes, or something else? wish you a speedy recovery
his videos are great easy to understand good luck to this player and speedy recovery
As soon as I seen this in the game last night, I knew I would see a good video covering this here.
Appreciate you covering this.
Dude you videos are AMAZING….. BUT THE FLINT TROPICS REALLY😂😂😂 I seen this and IMMEDIATELY thought same thing…. I wish this young man the best….. Your explaination WAS PERFECT….. Thank you for another great video
Love hearing your insights! You are very good at explaining what happened. Is there anyway to prevent these injuries?
Ummmmmmmmmmmmm…… don’t contract your calf
No
Practice the footwork (split feet or negative step). And DON'T let the heel of the back foot get anywhere close to touching the floor. You should be bouncing off the ball of your foot.
Moore, KD, Dwight Powell & most who get injured this way have their heel almost touch the floor.
Pogo hops is a good drill as well, to practice springing off the ball of your foot.
@@CoachFrikki realest In the streets, appreciate u brother
@@1adamcarosella your calf contracts when. u walk
As someone who has suffered this, it amazes me that players aren’t made more aware of the cause or at least the point of danger. It’s when the knee goes past the toes at any angle it’s then the Achilles is most vulnerable. Look at any snap you will see the knee is always past the toes. I’m talking from experience. It’s a horrible injury trust me.
The knee goes "past the toes" in normal running motion. It's clear that extreme forward flexion of the ankle is where these injuries happen, but to say that one should avoid letting the knee past the toes it foolish.
Watch footage of someone running in slow motion. The knee comes well past the toes on every stride. There's nothing unsafe about that - the angle needs to be far more extreme.
There are ways to decrease that likelihood of injury and strengthen the tendon within those positions in basketball. PJF performance has some good videos on it. It's just that the NBA season is nonstop, and your body is basically in constant overtraining mode.
Recovering from the same injury! Really feel bad for him!
Best strength, and stretching/mobility exercises to prevent this from happening?
Stretch.
@@Ray_w24 my chest?
No, I tore my Achilles after stretching for 20 minutes and feeling good. It happens from a cumulation of things, but the most common is weak toes and calves. Also, fatigue and overuse lead to overcompensation and misalignment of the foot. You want strong feet and calves so when you get tired you can properly transfer energy throughout the foot evenly.
@@josemv25 what. No. Stretch and work out your calf. The tighter and weaker your calf, the greater chance of injury occurs
@@djohnson8323 stretching does numerous things. Tearing muscles and ligaments is inevitable, you can only avoid them from happening. Never saying it doesn’t happen even after stretching
Definitely an achilles tear unfortunately. I'm currently two weeks out in a splint recovering from achilles tendon surgery. The 1st thing I felt when I tore the muscle is that someone mistakenly hacked the back of my foot. Justin had that exact same look - he looked back dazed that someone hit the back of his leg. Hope he has a speedy recovery
We are on about the same time frame. I ruptured little over 2 weeks ago and had surgery little over a week ago. I also had it on my other foot in 2020. Its the worst to go through but you have to trust the process. If you haven’t already I’d recommend getting an iWalk, it’s the best for stairs and being hands free but your balance and coordination has to be fairly good. I’m using the iWalk now. Last time I used a knee scooter, you get around fast with it and its easier to handle. Good luck to you friend.
@@ericbustillos2622 I’ve been using the scooter but good call with the iWalk, I’m going to buy one of those now, thanks! Best of luck for to you as well, wishing you a speedy recovery.
My heart good out to this athlete. I did my right side a little over a year ago. Slow recovery but Klay and Kevin are proof you can come back strong.
I felt that one. I haven't ripped any tendons yet but looking at that video, oh lord
Man this is so tough for nova, he’s such a huge part of their already SUPER small line up/offense.
Another tough injury in an Elite 8 game. Least here I could actually stomach. Hopefully Nova pulls through 4 Moore like Louisville did.
Damn,. Speedy recovery for Moore… wish him all the best
Thank you for the detailed breakdown.
Man this dudes on point good information 👏 👌 I can be a doctor now....
Omg 😱 ur so likeable doc but idk why I’m subscribed to u lol. I can’t even watch the content most of the time
Im really curious how can the tendon heal on its own if it ruptures . If it heals on its own without surgery will you still have mobility in that leg
i'm not a doctor but my guess is no. the achilles will heal insanely shortened. again not sure but idk probably. very little mobility
I'm pretty sure it can't
I think you’ll have really limited mobility due to the scar tissue and that the collagen in the tendon would be replaced with a harder substance since it doesn’t want to tear again. You can regain some mobility to an extent with physical therapy but you won’t get the same range of motion as before.
@@cam_raney no, he will be fine. I had this same injury 3 yrs ago. I went through the non-op method and then, the rehab on my own. No set backs. I am fully recovered now. My mobility is nearly the same as before but, I will never play basketball again. Going this through once is enough for me. Basketball ain't worth it especially when I am not a pro athlete. Duke is a great program. I hope they give the kid the best doctors and attention.
Kobe Bryant, Emmanuel Sanders, just to name a few pros who have came back 100% and lost little to no mobility.
Hey yung.. you need to go take care of that foot man
Those injuries are absolutely disgusting. I hope I never get that
They nun to play wit, I thought somebody threw a bowling ball at da back of my leg when it happen, u can hear it snap too
Ahhh!! Watching the actual moment the tendon detaches is something else. Just watched the TH-cam Ortho surgeon show a guy popping BOTH distill bicep tendons during seated arm curls.
Great video !!!
0:30 This reminds me of Brandon Jennings' Achilles tear.
My question doctor is whether there was something that could have been done to avoid this type injury?
Does Moore get a Red Shirt year?
Praying for Moore 🙏
Does training calves into a ROM that includes dorsiflexion help prevent this? Thank you
We never saw this angle (obviously) live, and the way Moore didn't show much pain through facial expressions had me thinking it was nothing more than a bad ankle sprain. After seeing this there's no way it isn't a full Achilles rupture. It even looks very similar to Dwight Powell's a few years ago. Praying for a fast recovery. 🙏
Doc. Be on it. Props. ❤️❤️🙌🙌
I was watching my Wildcats live when this happened, im scared af for our finals chances now, prayers up to my guy Justin 🙏
Scared for finals? You should be thankful they made the final 4!! They aren’t gonna beat Kansas with or without Moore!!
@@LionZebra that's why i said finals chances mate
@@LionZebra Yeah thats what he was just saying. Y did u reply?
@@TheSmoothViewASMROk. But I was saying Villanova won its last game against Houston and it has nothing to do with or without Moore. This is as far as they could come anyway so let’s be content with that.
@@justinspirito4919 Because 1) I felt like it and 2) adding that Moore playing or not would not have made a difference in Villanova having won for the last time in the tournament. They aren’t going to beat anybody else no matter if they had Moore and another like him for spare!!
It reminds me of KD's injury in 2019.
Bro so you’re telling me I can’t even push off my foot without having to worry about an injury? Crazy how such a normal action could cause such devastation
I think it’s worth noting that a lot of these Achilles tears happen with a combination of significant dorsiflexion AND significant internal rotation of the knee relative to the foot. Something about this internal rotation seems to put the Achilles in a compromised position.
Hey doc, Justin looked back when the leg popped. Did he think someone hit his leg? Durant did the same thing when he tore his ACL. Is that a common reaction?
Seems to be the most common reaction. Plus, there's little to no pain. Very odd injury. Luckily it's not a career ending or lifelong debilitating one though.
Also, thanks for eliminating a couple pedos lol
I actually just recently rupture my achilles and thats why im watching this video lol. But the sensation of having your achilles being torn/ruptured is as if someone just jump kicked your heel. So his natural reaction is to look back like "WHO TF KICKED ME" .
I’m just here for the flint tropics uniform. That is all, thank you.
Tore my Achilles when I was in the Army. It’s a extremely painful injury and it takes forever to heal.
4 to 6 months
Looks painful 😖
Can you talk about what happen to Triple H from wwe
What the heart attack ? Awhile back
Hey Doc, I snapped mine last Thursday 33M highly active and the medical doctors here in Toronto Canada claim that there’s no difference in healing/rerupture rate between surgically repaired vs. Conservative. Is this actually the statistical case found in the US? It boggles my mind how suturing the tendon together is = to letting the tendon ends find each other naturally.
I have torn mine the exact same way. what are the things that can be done so that tears like this would be prevented in the future? or is the negative step inherently puts one at risk of a AT rupture?
I have torn mine last 2019 and have recovered, haven’t been playing a 100% because I am fearing that another negative step might tear my surgically repaired leg. :(
Break down Dorka’s Juhasz’s controversial wrist injury please.
Another tell tale sign is how he looks back behind him after he goes down. Every one I’ve known that’s torn their Achilles acutely reports they felt like someone kicked them from behind. In game they will look behind with a, “who just kicked me” look.
U are awesome Doc. Forgot I could click on u, instead, was wondering abt Moore.
You can also see his foot "snap" into more dorsiflexion too right when it happens.
Doc you going to do a video on josh Warren fractured jaw in his super feather world title win over kiko marteniz
Wow so quick
i think Marcus Smart had a similar looking injury last year and it ended up being like a 3-4 week injury?
no way you could recover from an achilles tear in that short time i might be wrong tho
@@victordelacruz4449 there’s a difference between a rupture and a tear. A rupture you can usually come back from in about 1 to 2 months. If it’s a tear you’re out for a year. Smart probably just had a rupture.
@@MichaelJW72 rupture. Is a full tear my guy it was a calf starin only for smart
Hi doc how about letting us know what your opinion is on what could have led to this like previous minor injury, weakness etc, overtraining
Thank you
My doctor said continuous explosive movements in a sport like basketball increases the likelihood of Achilles ruptures (I tore my Achilles ten years ago).
if the achilles tendon injury results in an extreme stretching of the tendon (like taffy). Will it shrink back to it's original shape if its immobilized with lets say a week? or will it tend to stay stretched out and surgery is recommended?
The NBA needs to go back to leather high top sneakers with real rubber soles for real support and firmness…those cloth/ nylon sneakers with foam soles flex and are weak…that may be an issue with these types of injuries too.
GOOD POINT!!!
I tore the inner muscle from the Achilles. OMG did that hurt. I could actually hear it. Sounded like a .22 rifle. Pow! And then I dropped to the ground looking to see who shot me. I can feel the scar tissue through the skin still.
were you balling?
@@MrMakemusicmike Nope. Freak injury. Jogging up an incline looking for my dog. Worst sports related injury was a fractured sternum. Hurt to breath for 2 weeks.
Yeah…my nephew popped his walking up some stairs. Crazy. He also said it hurt like hell. Guess it depends on what tendon tears-as far as the pain, some say it doesn’t hurt that much. Guess you and my nephew were the unlucky ones. He now is in much better shape as he does not want a repeat! Fractured sternum?? Now that’s freaky-the only fractured sternums I knew as a nurse was after cpr. Hope both are well healed!!
I ruptured my Achilles tendon 14 months ago. When I started physical therapy my ankle with lock on the right side by that bone and so they would have to massage it manipulated so it would not be locked. In the last couple of weeks I've been experiencing cramps in my right calf and it's locking on the right side around that bone. What might be causing this and do I go back to ortho or who?
Could you do the 2013 Erik Karlsson 70% Laceration of his Achilles. I would love to here I sight on that. Even tho it's hockey and you don't see it through his skates it's still gruesome
Sucks it happened at the game too wishing him the best :/
DAMN,,,IMMEDIATELY THOUGHT OF KEVIN DURANT WATCHING THIS HAPPEN!!!!!
Is there anything you can do to prevent this tho, kd is one if the best athletes alive which means he’s doing some if the best workouts and Justin goes to one of the best schools and it still happened.
How does the soccer goalkeepers never get one of those if they always do that same move as Moore?
Dam that’s sad idk if he was nba bound but I hate seeing this
Calling it now, the Flint Tropics are winning a NBA title.
One thing people don’t say about this injury especially if you are not a pro/college athlete. YOU WILL BE OUT OF WORK, haircuts, sleep etc. 80% us of are not pro athletes and don’t have top notch medical staff. More importantly, it’s a injury that is heavily contingent upon physical therapy
Any hope of him walking that it’s not? I’m a villanova fan so this bums me out so looking for any positive
Yeah bro someone commented they had the same injury 3 years ago and fully recovered and had the same mobility he will definitely be able to walk again
@@tictoc5746 I meant he was walking after the game a little bit
@@brandonsliker9983 that's good I didn't see that
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Why is the achilles tendon tear so dangerous to athletes? Why are they "never the same" again? Also, is this common for all tendon tears?
Because it can take away some of your athletic abilities and can take some of your agility since in all sports you are using your legs to move around
@@zakariazahrieh2104 plus you have to play more cautious and sometimes it gets into your mental game.
@@SweatyTurban34 yeah don’t know if it ever leaves your memory bank fully.
Tore my achilles in January of this year playing basketball. Pushed off my foot wrong I guess. It’s pretty incredible that’s it’s not that painful for how bad an injury it is. Rolling an ankle felt much worse. Going the no surgery route. I’m able to walk now, albeit very slowly and with a limp but progress is progress. I’m 33, so my pickup bball days may be done. On to horse 🤣
You are still young! I did mine playing pick up ball at 43. I did stop after that though!
Is he a left handed or right handed shooter?
Is there a way to prevent achilles and acl tears because no one needs those injuries
whoa, what happens if you DON'T have surgery?? it surely can't reconnect and repair on its own, can it??
We see these injuries a lot in sports but what can people do to best prevent this from happening?
how long will he be out for?
should we restrict the minutes we have college kids playing?
That hurts just to watch
Don’t skip calf day.
Non contact injury is truly the worst
We did it on the same day crazy
damn ur quick
You can actually see the calf move
Hello friends, I have torn my right Achilles and after recovery I don't want to tear the other, who advises me?
Brutal.
he carried the ball
Hey doc i got this problem for one year now...after i play basketball or volleyball...i always end up having a back pain...it is painful but manageable....when i bend forward or backward i can feel so much pain...also when i sit...what can i do to lessen it doc
you should probably get looked at and do research. he cant really diagnose you through the comment section.
coach jay in the comments tryna see if justin gonna be back tomorrow
Gruesome
Boys need to strengthen they tendons out here
Entertainment and education. I feel less guilty watching this when I should be studying.
I know, this injury happened less then 2 and a half hours ago
my dad was watching the game it like 7:30 central time it might have been a replay
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This is disappointing. I am a Kansas fan. Kansas fans want Villanova to be at full strength when we beat them.
Get well soon, Justin Moore.
WAIT! This look familiar? Hold up this is the same from Kevin Durant’s injury.