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Some genius at Wachusett decided to build a large jump on a small side trail without including a landing area. I couldn't see this from behind it, so I went off, got about 6-7 feet high, lost my balance, and landed on one foot on flat ground. Ouch.
Luckily it's a relatively minor injury, bruised bone and some inflamed cartilage, should be back to normal in a few weeks. I was really hoping to get a few more days out this year before winter is over for good so I'm pretty bummed. Not to mention I'm missing the track meet against a rival school tomorrow...anyways just be careful on side jumps that people build. Some of them may launch you higher than you expect and with no sloped landing spot that's bad...
Luckily it's a relatively minor injury, bruised bone and some inflamed cartilage, should be back to normal in a few weeks. I was really hoping to get a few more days out this year before winter is over for good so I'm pretty bummed. Not to mention I'm missing the track meet against a rival school tomorrow...anyways just be careful on side jumps that people build. Some of them may launch you higher than you expect and with no sloped landing spot that's bad...
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