you are correct about the radiologist being the xray people 😊

thanks for sharing my 360! sorry bout the flair, i wanted ppl to discuss whether it was 360 or not , but now i know!

I'm still recovering from an ankle fracture, so yeah, this can happen in bouldering even with static moves :X
Much like the guy in the first video, I had to get surgery and now have over 15 nails in my leg. I'm now way past the danger zone and I'm doing rehab, but it's going to take a while until I can go back to the gym and start sending projects as I used to, but I'll do it eventually.
Always be careful while climbing, I saw a video of a guy nearly amputating his leg due to a bad fall doing a dyno that was WAY too high. Safety first guys, thanks for the great video!

Broke my ankle jumping from an overhang - didn't even realise what went wrong (been climbing for only 3 months at that point). Two bones broken, also had to get a surgery, got quite a bit of metal in the ankle now, 2 months in cast. Been on the wall within 4,5 months after the accident, but only roped climbing for me now - I tried bouldering and was scared shitless. Hopefully he will recover completely! I did, except for the fact that I feel the need to tell this story to every new person I meet and even show them photos of the break....

Xray tech takes the pics and a radiologist reads them. Plantar and dorsiflexion is forward and backward, inversion and eversion is side to side. Looks like a tib/fib fracture, you can say ankle or lower leg is fine 👍

F23 at 6:08 refers to the climb number for a competition. F is for female, 23 is the number assignment. If you're in a comp you will be assigned different climbs based on age, category, etc and you use those numbers to identify them. It does not represent difficulty whatsoever

The yellow bicep curl dyno at 14:10 is at my local gym. It was set as part of a comp and therefore was not given a grade. I also did the climb and would agree that it is around V5. There's actually a new double dyno in that same spot on the wall. Maybe I should post it on the subreddit and let you take a guess at the grade :)

had something similar, takes like a year to get back to normal. Good luck young fella.

11:35 I prefer dynovalhala, the hold died honourably in battle and can now cross the rainbow bridge.

It’s been taken down but there was a video on instagram of a dude who took a normal fall in a gym and his ankle literally broke in half and split open, with just a bit of skin and tendon holding it together. It was the gnarliest shit I’ve ever seen.

that's exactly what a radiologist does.

Climbing injuries are so scary, I’ve been climbing on a team for just under a year now and the thing that has caused most team kids to leave is injuries.  I don’t dyno much and when I crimp too hard and my hands hurt I try to stop, I really want to avoid climbing injuries as much as possible. Anyone with climbing-prohibiting injuries rn I hope you heal up and get back in the gym soon

at the gym waiting for the swelling in my ankle to go down so i can get a taxi home, watching this video

I nearly broke my ankle too on just an open door and falling from the wall... Dynamic movements are the most dangerous in climbing.

15:37 best gym in the world

kinda twisted my ankle getting out of bed this morning so i know how the first guy feels

One of the best climbers who work at my local gym fell from a simple warm up climb and broke his femur. Freak accident. Landed weirdly (cross legged I think) and snapped the hardest bone in the human body

I just broke my fibula in 2 places four days ago missing a dead point and falling at a bad angle. I'm very used to falling so I'd never thought this would happen to me. Always fall safely guys.

tore/sprained some ligaments/tendons on the ulnar side of my wrist after going for a dyno in july and i'm still out for it :/ climbing injuries suck

Wow that coordinated dyno was crazy