I now sport a TSA Lifetime Achievement Award plate holding 4 pieces of a collarbone together with screws thanks to a failed manned flight experiment with a mountain bike and a muddy hillside. The affected arm is the non-dominant one. The non-fishing doc said I could be back playing golf in 3-6 months.
Anyone on the board injure their shoulder or, esp. collarbone, and have any suggestions in respect of rehab exercises or time frame for being able to wield an 11' 7 weight switch rod like Darth Maul's lightsaber?
Any thoughts on the relative (un)ease and timeline for using a single handed rod vs. a two-hander when recovering from this type of injury?
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Fortunately, I had very little skill to begin with so I'm not falling from a very lofty pinnacle by having to start over.
Anyone on the board injure their shoulder or, esp. collarbone, and have any suggestions in respect of rehab exercises or time frame for being able to wield an 11' 7 weight switch rod like Darth Maul's lightsaber?
Any thoughts on the relative (un)ease and timeline for using a single handed rod vs. a two-hander when recovering from this type of injury?
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Fortunately, I had very little skill to begin with so I'm not falling from a very lofty pinnacle by having to start over.