The Scottish team could be in difficulty then or did he mean surfaces the were uneven and thus changing?simonokeeffe wrote:Ian Madigan interview today on RTE
They did a study 2 years ago on why there was a spate of muscle injuries and what they found was changing between surfaces was causing it
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its up on rt.ieoffshorerules wrote:The Scottish team could be in difficulty then or did he mean surfaces the were uneven and thus changing?simonokeeffe wrote:Ian Madigan interview today on RTE
They did a study 2 years ago on why there was a spate of muscle injuries and what they found was changing between surfaces was causing it
going from astro to grass to astro to indoor day to to day session to session etc
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Interestingly Glasgow went through a spell of everyone had a knee injury, past year/ 18 months seems to be tons of shoulder problems. No particular issues with muscular injuries though that I can think of.simonokeeffe wrote:its up on rt.ieoffshorerules wrote:The Scottish team could be in difficulty then or did he mean surfaces the were uneven and thus changing?simonokeeffe wrote:Ian Madigan interview today on RTE
They did a study 2 years ago on why there was a spate of muscle injuries and what they found was changing between surfaces was causing it
going from astro to grass to astro to indoor day to to day session to session etc
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You see it all the time in schools rugby, kids are dropping like flies from 50 minutes on - mostly with cramp. Thought it was a hydration issue but watched a game at the weekend with two doctors and they reckoned it was the playing surface.simonokeeffe wrote:its up on rt.ieoffshorerules wrote:The Scottish team could be in difficulty then or did he mean surfaces the were uneven and thus changing?simonokeeffe wrote:Ian Madigan interview today on RTE
They did a study 2 years ago on why there was a spate of muscle injuries and what they found was changing between surfaces was causing it
going from astro to grass to astro to indoor day to to day session to session etc
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Um...Oldschool wrote:...I don't care what the experts say.
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Maybe Glasgow training on 4g surface too so its not too bad, you do seem to have a Connacht level of injuries though
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An expert is one who is knowledgable about current conventional wisdom.molloyjh wrote:Um...Oldschool wrote:...I don't care what the experts say.
It's a fair bet that there were quite a few experts who said the world was flat once upon a time.
Point being conventional wisdom should always be questioned.
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Questioning is one thing. Baseless dismissal is another.Oldschool wrote:An expert is one who is knowledgable about current conventional wisdom.molloyjh wrote:Um...Oldschool wrote:...I don't care what the experts say.
It's a fair bet that there were quite a few experts who said the world was flat once upon a time.
Point being conventional wisdom should always be questioned.
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The actual definition of an expert is:Oldschool wrote:An expert is one who is knowledgable about current conventional wisdom.
It's a fair bet that there were quite a few experts who said the world was flat once upon a time.
Point being conventional wisdom should always be questioned.
As jobbobjoe said questioning someone who is knowledgeable is fine. Not caring what someone who is knowledgeable says and just dismissing it out of hand is something else entirely.a person who is very knowledgeable about or skilful in a particular area.
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We don't just do that though. Training is split between plastic and normal pitch.simonokeeffe wrote:Maybe Glasgow training on 4g surface too so its not too bad, you do seem to have a Connacht level of injuries though
We've got that many long term injuries it'll be like having new signings when we see them next!
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justifies that giant squad you always havekermischocolate wrote:We don't just do that though. Training is split between plastic and normal pitch.simonokeeffe wrote:Maybe Glasgow training on 4g surface too so its not too bad, you do seem to have a Connacht level of injuries though
We've got that many long term injuries it'll be like having new signings when we see them next!
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Sooner Edinburgh have some decent players the better! Share the international load a bit.simonokeeffe wrote:justifies that giant squad you always havekermischocolate wrote:We don't just do that though. Training is split between plastic and normal pitch.simonokeeffe wrote:Maybe Glasgow training on 4g surface too so its not too bad, you do seem to have a Connacht level of injuries though
We've got that many long term injuries it'll be like having new signings when we see them next!
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I've just spent five minutes trying to figure out why Glasgow have a giant squid!simonokeeffe wrote:justifies that giant squad you always havekermischocolate wrote:We don't just do that though. Training is split between plastic and normal pitch.simonokeeffe wrote:Maybe Glasgow training on 4g surface too so its not too bad, you do seem to have a Connacht level of injuries though
We've got that many long term injuries it'll be like having new signings when we see them next!
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They're being shelfish, I know.Grumpy Old Man wrote:I've just spent five minutes trying to figure out why Glasgow have a giant squid!simonokeeffe wrote:
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Never know what you might find in the Clyde !Laighin Break wrote:They're being shelfish, I know.Grumpy Old Man wrote:I've just spent five minutes trying to figure out why Glasgow have a giant squid!simonokeeffe wrote:
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I'll take that bet. It is unfair however as I happen to know from the history of science that this was never the case from ancient times to the present. If you are suggesting that this was the case before any recorded culture you are not holding this opinion from a point of expertise but rather pulling this "fact" out of your own arse.Oldschool wrote: An expert is one who is knowledgable about current conventional wisdom.
It's a fair bet that there were quite a few experts who said the world was flat once upon a time.
Point being conventional wisdom should always be questioned.
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Its more what you find on Sauciehall St at 3am I'm worried about Kerm
chatting to my own physio today and she said in her experience of working for rugby teams players rushing themselves back is the no1 cause of bad hamstring injuries and tearing an existing/healing tear massively exasberates it and makes it even harder to come back, but also players cooling down slightly mid game or session then doing an explosive movement or sprint is another killer
chatting to my own physio today and she said in her experience of working for rugby teams players rushing themselves back is the no1 cause of bad hamstring injuries and tearing an existing/healing tear massively exasberates it and makes it even harder to come back, but also players cooling down slightly mid game or session then doing an explosive movement or sprint is another killer
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We are dodgy knee specialists up here in Ulster, we even go so far as to hire players with a dodgy knee background.simonokeeffe wrote:Just by nature of body type and work they do especially scrummaging front rowers are going to have to do a lot of serious deadlifting amongst other things
Ross is 37
RK sorry for repetition but am convinced his hamstring issues are stemming from a back problem
would love to see similar for other clubs/provinces
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yeah you injured his good kneerooster wrote:We are dodgy knee specialists up here in Ulster, we even go so far as to hire players with a dodgy knee background.simonokeeffe wrote:Just by nature of body type and work they do especially scrummaging front rowers are going to have to do a lot of serious deadlifting amongst other things
Ross is 37
RK sorry for repetition but am convinced his hamstring issues are stemming from a back problem
would love to see similar for other clubs/provinces
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You mean he actually had a good knee !simonokeeffe wrote:yeah you injured his good kneerooster wrote:We are dodgy knee specialists up here in Ulster, we even go so far as to hire players with a dodgy knee background.simonokeeffe wrote:Just by nature of body type and work they do especially scrummaging front rowers are going to have to do a lot of serious deadlifting amongst other things
Ross is 37
RK sorry for repetition but am convinced his hamstring issues are stemming from a back problem
would love to see similar for other clubs/provinces
He has had previously injured both before he came to us