Johnny's Recovery - NO KNIFE

[@AdonisInmotion]

I did the same thing to my pec, looks similar, it has been about 11 months for me, and I have been making major adjustments to training, and I have gotten back to about 95% myself. I am training much more consciously, I appreciate the post, nice seeing the recovery here. Thanks

[@rubenperez5895]

Without surgery?

[@MrAnarchoVeg]

My example isn't so extreme but the last time I rolled on my ankle I refused to take my anti-inflammatory pills and I walked every day against the recommendations of friends and hospital. I was fine in a week, and couldn't be surer that taking the pills and sitting on my rump would have extended that needlessly.

[@BARSCIENCE101]

my experience with polled ankles is that as soon as u can, start working on mobility and stretching in order to break down scar tissue. does wonders for recovery time

[@TheDaftPunch]

Anti-inflammatory pills on a sprained ankle is totally useless. Even a cast is, most of the time, not recommended. But it is way more easy ... Physical therapy as soon as possible is the best. You may have well recovered from your injury but your proprioception is probably not as good as your other ankle.

[@jackedfrog7619]

BARSCIENCE101 Thank you

[@molomono9795]

Same goes for broken bones bro, If you don't need to brace the bone to hold it in place than don't get a cast, just put a splint of some sort on your arm and be really careful with it. I've had a lot of broken bones and casts+pills definitely increase recovery time.

[@judgementnh]

With akles i had a a lot of probles especially torn ligaments and somehow crushed talar articulations (high drop jumps), stretching but mostly SQUATING helped me A LOT, both resting in squat, then doing BW squats, and then back squats helped the most. Also swimming is great =)

[@leehall6248]

I tore my pec about 14 months ago. Very scary. I did not go to the ER and have rehabed it on my own. This video was very inspiring and promising at that time. Thanks for posting it, and it's great to see your journey. If anyone has just had this injury and is freaking out and looking at the internet trying to figure out what to do, you will be alright. It's probably not a bad idea to see a professional, but you will heal. I dont try to bench heavy or kip into muscle ups any more but I feel great, still train regularly with those small considerations.

[@Willabus2]

Incredible and highly motivational, but after a year of reading, watching and listening to you, I'm not that surprised.

[@666neophil666]

Complete rest is something I will never do again. Ive been injured for approximately a year now. From training 3-4 hours a day for years to doing close to nothing was not a wise decision. Thank you for this video, very inspiring!

[@plostyle2554]

I'd be curious to know what the thought process was behind forgoing surgery. It seems like one could combine this approach with surgery for perhaps even better results.

[@bounceeer]

Its just for attention.

[@elcee3292]

@@bounceeer nah I recently ruptured my pec and i don't want sugery. Im in week 3 of rehabbing. Not near this guys level but I'm actually ok with where I'm at in my recovery. I'll probably never flat bench again but I'm cool with that. I'm sure he saw a doctor btw, and knew his options. A full rupture requires surgery. A partial rupture (what i have) will be slight loss of power and cosmetic deformity but not necessarily require surgery. He probably had a partial

[@StanicEnemy]

@@elcee3292 do you have non stop pain? Have you lost range of motion etc?

[@elcee3292]

@@StanicEnemy been about 7 weeks. I have full ROM. I was experiencing an annoying shoulder impingement but that improved with rotator cuff protocol. Can do pushup on knee and like one real pushup. I advise if you go non surgical definitely focus on ROM and isometrics early on. As pain decreases you'll see just how weak muscle is as you attempt to load it. This process is slow but really tge only thing im worried about is throwing as I'm afraid of any violent motion ATM. Super slow recovery, and would be slow surgically or non surgical

[@elcee3292]

@DH-NO-LIMIT yeah if you're having rotator cuff issues often times an evaluation by PT can help discover the issues causing pain/dysfunction. My RC exercises focused on resisted ER with bands, lower trap strengthening, scapula depression and adduction and post delt strengthening because my anterior delt has become super active since pec tear Sidelying or standing Resisted ER Wall slides with lift off Prone T/Y raises Quarduped exercises Want exercises for ROM Pushup pos. holds with scap squeezes Planks Really depends on your personal needs. And it can be easier to have a physio assess your kinematics and tailor program specifically to you rather than figuring out for yourself. No idea if this is helpful, but good luck man!

[@Robdahelpa]

Great video, really impressive to see somebody rehab from such a dramatic injury through movement only

[@xono9848]

so instead of having it surgically reattached he instead decided just to strength every other body part to compensate for the loss of muscle power out put his torn pec use to give. that seems . . . out there. if one does not know they tore a pec then no foul but if you know you tore it and do not get it reattached that seems off. nice music though.

[@iearnjohn]

Not everyone is a fan of surgeries

[@giovanniielapi9296]

@@iearnjohn its not about being a surgery's fan, you just cant heal only by training.

[@terryhinkemeyer3857]

If the pec tendon was torn from it’s attachment point it can be repaired with surgery. If the muscle belly itself is torn there is no surgical intervention that can be performed.

[@giovanniielapi9296]

@@terryhinkemeyer3857 completely agree. Thats science. Evidence based science.

[@terryhinkemeyer3857]

xeracorocks Incorrect. We don’t know from watching the video whether or not it was a tendon. You are making an assumption and basing your entire argument on that assumption. Alan Thrall knows what he’s talking about. His low back injury was just a tweak. It wasn’t anything serious. He’s been training long enough to tell the difference.

[@colleenmoore978]

Ido’s method is amazing that it can help heal such an injury. The trust and determination Johnny has in Ido’s method on his journey was so cool to see. Thx for sharing

[@iamscotthouston]

You're an inspiration to us all. Hope to see you and the rest of the team again next year.

[@cliffymarsters831]

You are an amazing human being with a awesome attitude. Thanks for the inspiration and motivation my friend.

[@iwasbornspecial]

everybody talking shit like ice, rest, elevate, knife. but johnny is back doing movements most ppl will never do, and used movement as his therapy. show some respect!!

[@movewithjoy]

I had tears in my eyes when I saw this first time. knowing what movement can do, knowing it so deep that holding on to it during a huge injury. Thank you for inspiration...

[@gabrielsticks2829]

I just want to say from medical view man is there was full rupture it cannot heal if you dont stich it. I admire on determination and will but if something is totally broke there is no other option than operation.

[@TerryShanahan]

+Alc Anon I actually had the exact same injury and it was on gymnastics rings as well. My pectoral tendon ruptured and my arm looked identical. I did not have surgery either (although I sometimes regret not getting it fixed. It has been a few years and I can do most normal movements, but I don't do dips or gymnastics rings or any heavy chest lifting. I feel some tightness occasionally or a minor tweak. My fear is tearing my shoulder or another head of my pec as they are over-compensating since a tendon is unattached. Props to John and maybe I should push harder! I am just wondering if the risk of other injuries (long term) will go up under the circumstances. I can hear Ido (with his accent) calling me a p*&&y!

[@irone93]

+Terry Shanahan I can relate bro. Tearing my pec has been tough

[@gabrielsticks2829]

+Terry Shanahan I had total rupture of ACL and I started doing some exercise strenght my quad muscle and I had same mindside that it cannot be that serious I can fix it with excercise but my leg was so unstable that when I wanted to stand on 1 leg I would fell. Surgeon said to me it is good to operate when it is still fresh

[@gaspersoln6355]

+Alc Anon Same here, man. Had total rupture of ACL and also ruptured meniscus (+sprained MCL, but that was fine after a month). My situation was different from yours Alc Anon, because my knee is not swelling, and it is very stable. In fact, I didn't even know that I have torn ACL, until the MRI check. First few weeks I was doing only leg raises and these easy exercises. I tried to get back ROM, and strengthen my quad. After a month or so, I have been able to walk, ride a bike, and so on. Now it is about 9, 10 weeks after injury, and I started with squats (at about 30-50 kg) and deadlifts (30-50 kg). Also a lot of wall squats, hip thrust (bodyweight), single leg deadlifts etc. I try to ride a bike in the gym every day and walk as much as possible. Surgery is in about 3 months!

[@gabrielsticks2829]

It is good thing to strenghten quadriceps. Because you will not recognize your leg after surgery. Atrophy will be start immedeatily. Don't rush with rehabillitation take time . To 3 times a day isometric exercices in begging and A LOT OF ICE ,follow routine excerices.You will be back in 3-4 months but a lot of fear will be mental. So don't worry man in 6-12 months you will be as good as new. Stay strong !

[@philfollett7887]

fantastic... i have the same injury and always thought it would limit me as far what i could achieve... until watching this.. fantastic, just fantastic

[@Delta3angle]

Get surgery, these people are retarded

[@philfollett7887]

+NDNguitarguy lol.. why do you say that?

[@Delta3angle]

+Phil Follett if he just bit the bullet and had it surgically reattached, gone through rehab, and recovery he would be far better off. His upper pec is compensating for his lower pec leaving him far weaker overall. He's never going to be 100% because he didn't get it reattached.

[@dank1j]

I got a suggestion...Don't do that much torque on your shoulder and arm. I like the idea of flexible and strong in any direction so you can control your body weight. But, there are directions that the joint was not meant to go and the line between safe and rupture is not respected.

[@steezewithmableez1]

I have watched this video atleast 100 times. Beautiful movement displayed here. Congrats on your recovery Johnny true inspiration

[@unknownx7252]

Movement is medicine, very inspirational. Thanks for posting!

[@activehealing7964]

luck or resiliency thanks to movement? kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpq5ooCbgNmeh9U

[@SeanArcherSDA]

You have my respect sir! You have a true warriors soul and determination...

[@chrisgower939]

For Dominik SKY to be inspired by this..... then I'm inspired! Both athletes are awesum and I can also relate to having a torn pec and know how slowly this injury takes to recover and how painful it is!!! Amazing and inspirational recovery Johnny!

[@JesusRojasTorrealba]

My favorite video of 2014 !

[@loudloveen]

He got injured while using the gymnastic rings then proceeded to exercise in order to heal his injury. Did I get this right?

[@ryanbester7990]

+Ana CD That is correct. other parts are trained to become stronger to deal with the loss of the pec

[@re-connecthealthyproblemso1371]

So you just overuse the other pec, shoulder...that's gonna lead to where?

[@noface6872]

A. Day he proceeded to do exactly what got him injured! Insanity? Your call...

[@Bizasbusiness]

@@noface6872 why do you have a saitama pfp when you put a comment like that?

[@noface6872]

@@Bizasbusiness U make no sense...

[@jonnyardan8446]

Most impressive thing I have seen in my life. Thank you for following this way and showing me this possibility.

[@tmak3503]

I would really like to see how Johnny is doing now that 2 years have passed. I have a similar injury but opted out of surgical repair. If the tendon rips off the humerus surgery can repair it with 90% or more success in terms of strength and function returning. My tendon is still attached to my humerus, making it very difficult for surgeons to sew my detached muscle back to the end of the tendon. I was told I might get 60% functional strength back and a new tendon might have to be taken from my achilles and used as a graft. For these reasons I decided not to have surgery and live with the injury. I find this video uplifting as I'm trying to come to terms with the permanent damage I have. Something as simple as a push up is no longer so simple. Hopefully Ido Portal or Johnny can post an update. I'd like to hear him speak on living with his injury and how it has affected his life.

[@satatay23]

You can find Johnny on Instagram. He doesn't post much, but you can see the spectrum of his abilities. He is doing incredible regardless of injury.

[@PO53286G]

I saw Johnny at a seminar this Summer (2017) and some of the stuff he was doing defied gravity. He has definitely come back stronger and far surpassed where he was in this vid

[@activehealing7964]

thats true I took my first workshop in Cincinnati this past year and Johnny was amazing!

[@MrDozip]

They dont help poor people like you and me... only if you pay them $1000. Then you can get an email with one line answers apparently.

[@PO53286G]

There's plenty of free info on line and plenty of people offering the same knowledge at affordable prices. You just have to seek them out @@MrDozip

[@grana2dylan]

This is very inspirational for me since I also have been suffering with an injury for around 1 1/2 years

[@diarmuidbrady8987]

This is probably the best motivational video I have seen

[@constantin4610]

What is that "circles" move called? Seems to be a nice move to include into a warmup routine.

[@thomasd-w6453]

Search certifiedhealthnut movement meditation on youtube

[@constantin4610]

@@thomasd-w6453 Awesome! I found it. Thanks a lot!

[@marcellaarieta7009]

What is interesting is his personal drive to continue and how the body will make adaptations to continue to move. Surgery is always a 50/50 shot from what I have seen. Plus this individual is highly athletic. I would not want many tears though he looks pretty young and the prime of his life.

[@cfjlkfsjf]

Damn, you a beast! glad you're better after your injury.

[@daanyaalraja3974]

I did this about a year ago now and I wanted to transition into doing calisthenics but thought my tendon wouldn’t be able to lift my body weight but though it seems we both have a similar tear and I’m really inspired thank you!!!!

[@videostop7564]

This teaches the human body and mind are incredible, and if he needed those functions to survive.... he would have kept surviving. But to not get it re-attached is a very, “this is how it is” approach. That’s like walking around without glasses or contacts and accepting hat you’re vision is going bad.

[@ZanderVanBarrel]

3:13 The pecs are not torn, u can see it clearly there is an attachment , what might have caused the popping ist a Pectoralis minor rupture and that would be pretty well compensated and would explain the blue spots

[@Scottyboy45]

Take a look at the anatomy again and I think you will see that there is a full rupture to the sternal head of the pec major (the clavicular head is rarely torn) . The pec major’s distal attachment is on the humerus and a tear results in bruising consistent to what is seen in the video. The muscle you see popping out appears to be the pec minor.

[@nicholasgiannasi1303]

I agree. I have just torn my pec, and although this is very inspirational, he hasn’t got any disfigured pec. Mine looks completely different and I literally couldn’t do what he’s doing even if I wanted too. Would love to see the recovery of someone with a torn pec. I don’t want surgery but they are suggesting it

[@APprojection]

My bicep was in serious pain when I was training for one arm chin up, I was afraid the same would happen for me, but I was fortunate it did not and I was able to achieve my goal.

[@kungfuzzzz]

I don't question the rehab approach, but I do question the wisdom of putting so much load on the head of the pec under a wide range of motion. Seems to me that there would be a good probability of a rupture, despite progressions and prerequisite movements. To each his own, though.

[@GLand-hj3mi]

I agree. Movements like this are pure brute force that rely too heavily on primary movers without stabilizer engagement. We won't see this athlete doing movements like this beyond his 50's. There is no longevity in such brute basic force.

[@GLand-hj3mi]

***** Nice to see someone comment who has come to similar conclusions about fitness. Circus stunts really sums it up. This type of stuff is pretty and impresses all the ladies. It's a good way to show off at the beach shirtless, but is it really fitness? How much carryover to real life situations does this type of training really have? I am 34 myself, trained acrobatics all through my 20's off and on. I got pretty good at hand balancing, but it bothered my wrists a lot. Now I never really do hand stands. I changed my training to running again, I run barefoot and do some basic parkour. I climb, I do a little muaythai, and swim a lot too. And I feel better than ever. No more brute force powering through movements, no more trying to lift HEAVY ass weights, no more trying to perform for anyone, just living life and enjoying staying fit in the outdoors. I can't do muscle ups on rings, I can't stand on one hand, and I can't squat hundreds of pounds, but I can run barefoot on rough terrain, I'm a strong swimmer, and I can defend myself reasonably well if need be. I just wish I gave up trying to impress people at an earlier age and just lived life. Chasing perfection in movement is a fool's errand.

[@278films]

amazing work Johnny,never give up!

[@MrCarlof]

what zero self esteem sheople give thumbs down. johnny and ido u are true shamans u changed my perspective for ever. peace O_o

[@georgeentertainment7185]

I guess that, as that part of the pec got "disconnected", it withered away. Could surgery have "saved" it so it were fully functional after some time?

[@shareef3743]

this is beautiful, thank you for posting this

[@SomeGuyNamedTea]

This is a reality for any person striving for physical excellence. Kudos on the perseverance. Very inspiring!

[@EastCoastPGS]

I can't believe he can still do all that training after tearing his pectoral tendon off. I wonder if he'll have any problems with his shoulder in the future without that tendon attached

[@l.k.1011]

Simple answer: no.

[@broos1234]

He already has problems with his spine. It's lateral rotation so he doesn't feel it yet. Clearly visible at 3:38. Very bad.

[@Reeereeeonthabea]

@@broos1234 true that

[@rubenconzales9718]

Full rupture would not regenerate! As shown by the asymmetry at the end! Fortunately his clavicular head seams still attached. The cost is strength loss, but function remain ok, as there are some people genetically predisposed to be born without pectoral muscles

[@CrvenaPravda]

No recovery here.

[@CrazeeFy]

😂😂😂

[@tubeyoukey]

Great video! ..which version of the song is this?? (daughter-youth)

[@K2_EastFace]

Are you sure it was pectoralis major rupture ? Maybe it was just a tear. I don't understand how this tendon can attach itself again without surgery to fix it

[@Keysounds0]

So the pec was fatigued from the pelican training ; but the injury happened on the one arm back lever straddle pull (into back flag im guessing) It could have been that poor form but maybe you've always done it that way with no probs-curious to hear more

[@psytrippskh602]

you can still have surgery to get the tendon attached back to the humerus. there are chronic ruptures that have been repaired. doing what you do, you'll never improve strength in a muscle that is longer there.

[@jakubkrzyszkowski8775]

I cant believe, this is amazing. Very inspirational work.

[@ferranmoreno]

Amazing. A true example of what it is possible. Thanks for sharing

[@brunojiful]

I got in one year 2 times shoulder impingement...now i m on a good way but still i would be interested which shoulder moves are the best for that.. thanks!!!

[@johnnydelgado6393]

you are amazing GOD blessed you brother

[@0S7VN0]

Does anyone know of a gym like this in New York? LA Fitness is not cutting it...

[@marcelosartorio8561]

Perfect! The best principle to full recovery is the MOVIMENT ! Get rid of the chi stagnation gently!

[@Formed123]

is the risk from the angle of that position,, from lack of progressive preparation, or from the fatigue at that moment

[@irone93]

This is inspirational I tore my pec and it really set me back

[@miken8440]

loving the locomotion 3:21

[@spacemosphere]

I just fractured a rib and tore some ligament doing aerials yesterday... this video is so inspirational, especially right now Any rehab suggestions would be greatly appreciated...

[@geni1intake]

As a boxer we train through rib and nose fractures but avoid sparring. Ribs are normally good to go on 6 weeks

[@MsOutback]

I dont understand this. Did this guy lose his pec forever? Or did it heal completly? So or so, a great man!

[@miku1983]

i have a herniated spinal disk, does any of your students has the same problem? i would really like to contact with them, and exchange some info, i defeated it 3x times, but it affect my life seriously, want to get rid of it forever. my view on training is similar to yours, experience your body trough move in any possible way. im glad im not alone anymore in this.

[@raymakerscalisthenics5042]

3 years ago, I saw Johnny perform the pelican through this video. I told myself that, one day, I'll be able to perform this movement as well. Today, I'm nearly at that goal. I have a minor bend in my arms on the straddle planche, and I go to just before full extension. I hope to be fully there by my birthday, this June. Whatever you're doing, keep going 😊🤙

[@yyathy]

So did you make it? 🙂

[@raymakerscalisthenics5042]

@@yyathy I actually have a straddle planche on rings now. As of last week, a 3 second hold.

[@yyathy]

@@raymakerscalisthenics5042 Congrats 🙂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 More strength to you friend 💪😎

[@raymakerscalisthenics5042]

@@yyathy Thanks, brother! Cross is incoming as well

[@gdyo3367]

did you get the cross?

[@DazLeon]

I love this video. Also, the fact that it goes against the popular belief in healing and recovery.

[@JackSPk]

That was incredible inspiring! It shows the power of the Ido Method, the mental strength of this amazing man, Johnny, and his confidence into the method. Thanks for sharing.

[@MichaelLast001]

still the most inspirationsla video i have ever seen

[@dannytaki6373]

Awesome, Loved it!! I've seen this in myself and others with injuries.

[@pedromaldonado454]

This is one way of going about it if you really dislike surgery but by the looks of it the major tendon completly ripped off the upper arm bone .....He has a choice to save his muscle from just having it inside him and not working and it shouldve had surgery will reattache it where it teared off and following PT he would be back to 100% plus metal parts in his tendon and armbone 💪🏽

[@nicolapinna5140]

Good work Johnny, Thanks for sharing!

[@ivankirchev7348]

Wait? I didn't understand. Is his pectoral muscle attached to the arm? It seems not which makes this stuff kinda crazy.

[@eamh2002]

Holy shit, when his pec gave away I've never gotten such a shock feel from watching any clip, not even from the video where a skydiver hits a bridge and goes mincemeat.. OUCH!

[@johnnybravo7676]

why not take the surgery?

[@johnnybravo7676]

seriously impressed tho!

[@diarmuidbrady8987]

johnnybravo77 im not sure and i dnt know what to take from this video

[@bboydo]

It is possible to heal a tendon without knife?

[@jasonrabs]

amazing power of will! thanks for sharing.

[@nextT0m]

I have dislocated shoulder it is possible to use active recovery for my shoulder?

[@sbarker06]

Great Skill John!!!

[@Lawrencerdb]

Amazing recovery!

[@itsamadman]

Just wondering, can he do the movement that got him injured still, I mean the Pelican?

[@jasoncalisthenics]

He injured himself with the 1 arm back lever, when you saw him falling down, that's not the pelican..

[@EndorphinFactory]

LOL why would you do all these movements? Snap city lol!

[@yfz450rider39]

What a beast! That's inspirational.

[@abdon2nu]

Great, collective knowledge out there

[@tabitharose4285]

Will this approach work on a slap tear ?

[@josephmuller2174]

Song Name? Must be a Remix from Youth Daughter right? Which one? Thanks.

[@JewishFood]

I agree that this video is super inspirational but man, I was cringing the whole way through.

[@kenjiltcy]

I'd love to find out what Johnny's training regime and diet is. Can anyone point me to it?

[@SYKim_94]

I believe he's gone from a standard diet to full paleo. In terms of training, he practices various elements of "movements" like parkour, freerunning, gymnastics, and he does some occasional deadlifting, squatting, and olympic lifting.

[@vincentmelendez4681]

Ive hurt my wrist, pretty sure its only a sprain but one problem it hasnt healed in about 7 weeks.. The struggle of being unable to worlout is extreme :-:

[@jamesrobbins3027]

Whats this song? Its wicked good, but I cant find it. Also amazing motivation Johnny! Way to go!

[@theology619]

Daughter - Youth (LoKus Remix)

[@moris491]

Woooooowww... You're IT bro, you're IT.

[@ionutalex7347]

can we have an update on this man pelase i can;t find anything recent on gugle

[@meetpierrefitch]

really awesome man

[@arkadiuszjuszczyk2961]

Such a great inspiration! WIsh you all the best! I have but one question - what are the exercises from Day 21 (3:20)? Where are they from? Looking really great!

[@duvalclement1317]

vraiment incroyable bravo John !!! 💪

[@FoiMal123]

I have one question. So can it be surgically restored or what's happening when it gets ruptured ?

[@FoiMal123]

Kryynism yes. but I mean can he use the muscle?

[@butterflyfitnessstudio961]

Dzimka Bujiashvili Looks to me like the surrounding muscles have compensated instead - when he flexed the injured side it looked to me like his pec minor was the muscle that 'popped' while pec major did nothing... Although I might be wrong!

[@AKarmatschek]

Dzimka Bujiashvili in 5:06 you can see that the lower part of the left pec isnt attached to the humerus anymore. This video shows how great the human body can compensate. But I dont know if that was the right decision...

[@FoiMal123]

Butterfly Fitness Studio But I mean isn't it better to get a surgery done?

[@AKarmatschek]

Dzimka Bujiashvili its the only option to get the muscle back in place. So i would think so.

[@bartoszdopke6718]

Johnny is the beast, I wish that someday I would train with him.

[@Gianlucca_Chirinos_Chavez]

Sonreí con este vídeo.

[@thepknationvideo]

great Recovery.

[@ZlouDed]

omg this is awesome! Very nice!

[@joshuakelly997]

Truely amazing person

[@reinerrekadobisara2586]

what is the title of this song? please don't answear this question with darude-sandstorm

[@lorisvds]

+Reiner Rekado Youth-Daughter

[@jkws3724]

+Reiner Rekado darude sandstorm.. ( it is not youth daughter the original but some remix)

[@tylerbelgrade]

hey guys, any kind of advice on inner meniscus injury wourl be a big help. I have injured myself a year ago, and now having a same issue again. if someone could just write couple of sentences from Ido's crew, that would be amazing. I really appreciate in advance any suggestions.

[@asianrulez201]

Yes, not a part of Ido’s crew, but try doing flossing as much as possible

[@EYAD995]

amazing ...what is his full name ?

[@themusingsofayogi]

Absolutely crazy and amazing! I can't believe my eyes! Beautiful and inspiring

[@SebastianLopez-fh4bj]

Wont this cause another injury?

[@VaughnMalecki]

That's crazy! Work through a tear??