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Prosthetic limbs
I saw someone with a prosthetic leg running on a treadmill today, and that got me thinking.
Has anyone ever worked with someone, or does anyone here, work games with a prosthetic leg? |
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*Rim Shot*
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*crickets chirping*
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I'm waiting for the Russian porn guy to post some stump fetish pics and links now
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Partner = no.
Player = yes. Had a prosthetic leg. He was ~ 11, so he was still competitive at that level. |
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Bob: I don't know what's wrong with me. I keep seeing spots. Ray: Have you seen a doctor? Bob: No, just spots! |
Yo Ho Ho And A Bottle Of Rum ...
Middle school player with a prosthetic leg. Had trouble speeding up, and slowing down, but other than that, he played like anyone else on the court. He was a starter.
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I have no doubt that if someone in that position has worked really hard, that he could do a better job than many of the intersection jockeys we see posing as a trail official. Haven't worked with any who have, but my hat is off to them.
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Had a girl in 7th grade or so that played for one year for a very small school.Never even noticed it for a period or so. She did not play the following year. You've got to give someone like her a LOT of credit.
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Middle school girl
Middle school girl about 4 seasons ago played with no left hand. Was missing right at the wrist. She was the teams best player. She would even dribble with her stump! Honestly, i didn't notice it at first cause she played really good, i only noticed it after a couple games. She was REALLY good!
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There is a female official in my organization that has a prosthetic limb and she is working high level D1 ball. She has no issues getting up and down the floor.
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I saw the women mentioned in the Referee article working Blue Chip camp at Penn State last summer. She was wearing shorts or you would not have even known she had a prosthetic leg. She got up and down the court just fine.
Manhattan College(D1, MAAC) has a player with one arm. |
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