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diet, training and injuries / Re: Bunion but not a bunion?

« Last post by webbo on May 17, 2024, 03:00:31 pm »

I'm still going for ganglion cyst.

If so, I recommend the traditional treatment of hitting it with a bible. (not really, but would like to see what would happen out of morbid curiosity)

Doesn’t it have be a King James Bible not just any old one.

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get involved: access, environment, BMC / Re: 180k cragx Mill Bridge

« Last post by SamT on May 17, 2024, 02:16:34 pm »

Out of interest, how much as been raised so far.  The links to the fundraiser are all dead and cant find any reference to it here https://peakdistrict.enthuse.com/profile

(has someone run off with the money to plug a gap in the BMC coffers)

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get involved: access, environment, BMC / Re: 180k cragx Mill Bridge

« Last post by SA Chris on May 17, 2024, 02:00:11 pm »

Nice,   The 'training wall' is a nice feature 

Not sure what that is? An existing climbing section, or is it some civils term I don't know?

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get involved: access, environment, BMC / Re: 180k cragx Mill Bridge

« Last post by SamT on May 17, 2024, 01:45:50 pm »

Nice,   The 'training wall' is a nice feature 

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diet, training and injuries / Re: Bunion but not a bunion?

« Last post by SA Chris on May 17, 2024, 01:29:23 pm »

I'm still going for ganglion cyst.

If so, I recommend the traditional treatment of hitting it with a bible. (not really, but would like to see what would happen out of morbid curiosity)

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get involved: access, environment, BMC / Re: 180k cragx Mill Bridge

« Last post by Jacqusie on May 17, 2024, 01:15:11 pm »

Anyone interested in the plans for the cragx Bridge, the info is here:

https://portal.peakdistrict.gov.uk/10231299


Including the design drawing of the new build:


https://portal.peakdistrict.gov.uk/system/download/f/7061454e41646c61426c646c612f42417a6841594e413d3d



Which looks pretty cool

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diet, training and injuries / Re: Bunion but not a bunion?

« Last post by Oldmanmatt on May 17, 2024, 12:10:39 pm »

Hallux Rigidus is stiff big toe, this is a lump on his little toe. I'm still going for ganglion cyst. Keep us in the loop #amateurpodiatryclub 

Yes.
But you can get a “bone spur” on any joint. I think I was told it’s most common on the big toe, because it takes a lot of punishment/use over a life time and carries a lot of load (bit like hips, knees).

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diet, training and injuries / Re: Bunion but not a bunion?

« Last post by Scouse D on May 17, 2024, 11:46:51 am »

Might put a side bet on Corn. Corns can get sore despite the daft name.
https://www.chiropody.co.uk/what-we-treat/skin-problems/corns.php

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diet, training and injuries / Re: Bunion but not a bunion?

« Last post by Scouse D on May 17, 2024, 11:43:07 am »

Hallux Rigidus is stiff big toe, this is a lump on his little toe. I'm still going for ganglion cyst. Keep us in the loop #amateurpodiatryclub 

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news / Re: There’s a bloke fighting this weekend

« Last post by moose on May 17, 2024, 10:56:03 am »

They are both relatively elusive, lack real KO power, and have good stamina / recovery ability - so I suspect it'll be an attritional fight that ends in a contentious points decision (and thus set-up the re-match).  I just hope it's action-packed rather than a tepid peek-and-poke festival.