Jackson Goldstone's INJURY Update

[@davefellows]

All the best JB, really hope you'll be back competing before too long.

[@zirie]

Go Jackson!

[@Proranis]

so sad really such a big talent and having to deal with a bad injury this soon

[@sandy_knight]

For sports like skiing or football its usually 9 months of rehab before you can start training properly. By 'training properly' I mean putting yourself in a situation where you are pivoting on the leg, reacting to unexpected situations. If you're a hardcore athlete, willing to put in the graft, with the best physios at your disposal it can come down to 6 months but you won't be 'match fit' yet. In cycling you don't tend to pivot on the leg unless you need to do an emergency dismount so 'safe' cycling can be done as part of your rehab. (I'm not a doctor or physio but I have had both mine repaired, hamstring graft)

[@AlexOsh]

Good points

[@markdavid6]

Good idea to do these short snippets of the main podcast

[@timquain5341]

This excites me in 3 different ways. Devoted mountain biking orthopaedic physio here with a newfound passion for golf. Get that knee straight, strengthen that hamstring, and sink those putts, brother. Looking forward to seeing soon, Spiderman. I mean, Jackson.....

[@MovingTheNeedlePodcast]

Unreal ! Great positive energy

[@pascalsavy1306]

😂😂 Spider-Man is very fitting

[@bikeguy6800]

I tore my ACL in February. Jackson and I both have very similar dates when we got surgery. My surgeon is urging me to wait 12 months to let my graft fully heal regardless. If I do wait that long it would put me at 15 months off the MTB. Curious how long before he is back on the bike compared to me.

[@DandyHippo]

The peoples champ will come back stronger than ever.

[@danielrobinson2688]

Not an update, almost two months has past since this point. Why even bother uploading this 😮‍💨

[@MovingTheNeedlePodcast]

Come on.. he spoke of the rehab and where he is at and that he is maybe out for the whole year. Ppl In comments do seem to be glad to hear something , I can’t speak that he does not have an end date Appreciate the comment, we aim to please if we can

[@Wyatt1314.]

I just looked this up & was super glad to get this interview. Thank you! Some of us focus on super-motocross too much these days. ​@MovingTheNeedlePodcast

[@freedomforall2486]

Yeah I mean ya could probably send this out earlier unless for some reason you were not able to release it sooner??

[@eclipsearchery9387]

Really sorry to hear this has happened. Dude honest advise from someone who has been there and got the t-shirt.....find another sport. It will never be completely 'fixed'....I drifted away from riding and found rock climbing. It's a better buzz :) bikes are so limited and this won't be the only injury...they add up. Once you hit 40 with a smashed up body that aches it's likely you will think differently about bikes.

[@imperiumgodgaming]

Nah bad advice. When your wired into something your passionate about you will never get over that sport. Pierron had a bad back injury but came back and won Val de sol and he’s had more injury’s . Nobody cares about the amount of injury’s you add up . We only care about the time we have to experience these memories at our most elite capabilities.