happy to be here!
do we share our actual names here or no? (i don’t wanna go against the rules) haha
Enjoy and Welcome to the forum.happy to be here!![]()
Welcome, since you seem to have no qualms talking about your amputation with strangers, i have a couple questions.
1- how and when did it happen? Judging by your profile pic, it don’t seem to slow you down at all.
2- once you get to the size and physique your shooting for, do you plan to customize your prosthetic and create some symmetry with the rest of your physique? or do you even care about that?
preciate that big dwag![]()
• Motorcycle accident, Oct 2023 an open trailer hit me side-on in a blind corner while I was taking a curve. Wasn’t a small hit. God’s Grace I survived
ngl, around 6 months post-amputation I felt like I’d lost my discipline completely. Turns out I was wrong, don’t feel like slowing down at all these days.
• And to answer your second question: I care 110% about symmetry and aesthetics. been training natural since I was 16, so I’ve already got a base I’m proud of (just been 6 months since i hopped on peds, so thats going good).
but if that mean um, like prosthetic covers then, i have 2 of them golden covers.unsure as to what you meant by “Prosthetic customization”
oh, 100% , it’s a deadly machine to drive, you out yourself on risk pedestal though, again life’s no fun without some risk innit.@skkkrtt, I appreciate the reply. Glad you were able to come back from that wreck. I used to own a Harley myself, it’s shocking how many people look right past the guy on a bike and drive like you don’t even exist
- in terms of symmetry, I was wondering if someone in your position, with a great physique would ever get their prosthetic worked on to match the measurements of their opposite appendage.
So in your case, could they build you a new one, with massive quads and calves to match your other side?