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Re: My doc says no running (ever) after BHR - has anyone received similar advice?
« Reply #20 on: August 15, 2012, 12:14:23 PM »
Jason - nice one about Rugby, "head down, drive forward".  Sounds like fun, but a little scary.  Maybe with Rugby you should wait even longer than the suggested timeframe.  ???  Although, I just got side swiped by a defender on Monday playing soccer and I flew.  left side was hit then landed slightly on my left side.  sore knee, but no problems with hip.  Feels great.

When something like that happens, I sort of envision a CSI-like video of zooming into nearly a microscopic level of the porous backside of the acetebular cup and seeing a slight movement between bone and CoCr.  Goofy, I know, and there is probably no actual movement between the 2, but it would make a cut scene.     
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