oh yeah, baseball is my sport. played in college and have done some
form of it ever since. i have been in every over 30 league around.
my kids are gaga over it as well. i am a lhp, so my right hip
failing took about 10 mph off my fastball. i have been throwing so
much better lately, cannot wait to pitch this spring. no pain at
foot plant. imagine winding up but not followin thru due to pain.
that was my delivery for the last 2 years. i actually threw 2
innings with my team back in june. it was too early after april
surgery, but the catcher remarked how much harder my ball was. best
of all, i can run bases again as well as move in the outfield.
entirely do-able with bhr. and this is not softball or old man
ball. i am playing with 25 yr olds and up and am competitive, as
well as the only lefty they have! good luck
jn
--- In surfacehippy@
<monte_dirickson@
>
> Hey JN,
>
> Did I see you post somewhere that you play baseball as well? If
so,
> holler back. Would like to know how that is coming along as I was
> playing in a 28 and over league until I started having problems. I
> am having surgery on 1/25 and was wondering if I may have a shot at
> playing again some day.
>
> Monte D
>
> --- In surfacehippy@
> >
> > I am now up to 30-40 miles a week on the road. running 8-10
> milers
> > without a single bit of pain. i am 9 mos post op today. i have
> > heard all the orthopods as well as my partners and wife remind me
> how
> > bad running is for my joints, etc. i must constantly remind them
> of
> > how GOOD it is for my peace peace of mind and general demeanor.
> > those who run know, those who don't won't ever, but i can tell
you
> to
> > have my legs back has been a true blessing. this hip could fail
> > tomorrow and i have my money's worth. yes, i may be on borrowed
> > time but i doubt it. i worked my ass off in rehab to get to this
> > point, and i am not stopping now. I still do my basics in the
> gym,
> > as well as strength training. good luck, go for it all!
> > jn md
> >
> > r bhr, 04032007
> > --- In surfacehippy@
> > >
> > > Does soccer count? (to me it does). After a little over a year
> I
> > > restarted with my over-30 soccer team. Two 45-minute halves of
> > > running, sprinting, turning, cutting, dodging, tripping,
> falling,
> > > etc.
> > > make for a pretty good workout on the hip joint. I'm happy to
> say
> > > that
> > > at 41 years of age (was 39 when resurfaced) I'm still one of
the
> > > fastest guys on the field. I'm also happy to report that my
> > limiting
> > > factor is my lungs, not my hip (I'm more of a sprinter than a
> long
> > > distance runner).
> > >
> > > I get a kick out of folks' reaction(s) when I tell them I've
had
> a
> > > hip replacement. Of course, I then take the time to explain my
> > > resurfacting versus a THR.
> > >
> > > No Limits!
> > > Bruce Benson
> > > Rt. BHR, Dr. Stocks, Oct. 2, 2006
> > >
> > > --- In surfacehippy@
> > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > On Dr. Gross' schedule for end of January for a left hip
> > cementless
> > > > resurface. While I'm targeting a return to hockey around
> > September
> > > > next year, I'm hoping I can return to distance running. While
> > it's
> > > my
> > > > understanding the docs don't recommend this, folks are doing
> it.
> > > This
> > > > includes Smith & Nephew advertising Cory Foulk, triathlete
and
> > > Peter
> > > > Webb, 2005 London Marathon participant. Who here is back to
> > > distance
> > > > running?
> > > >
> > >
> >
>
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