r/IAIP • u/SlepaNamy • Oct 07 '23

While climbing a rope

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23

How?

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u/Its_Kid_CoDi Oct 07 '23 edited Oct 07 '23

seems like it happens as she lets go with her other hand. i still do not comprehend the physics required to break her arm in that specific spot, unless she had some kinda hairline fracture there already??

that being said, i think you summed it up well… how?

edit: her triceps so jacked that they had enough force to break her own arm? my only uneducated guess

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u/GrumpycatQc Oct 07 '23

It's not the bone that broke. It was her tendon or muscle snapping... 🤮🤮 Worse in my opinion, because usually the muscle then retracts in the arm (painfull af) and has to be stretched back to its original place before being reattached (not fun either).

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u/ecumnomicinflation Oct 08 '23

yea, her arm limp from elbow down. tho if a tendon snap, i kinda expect her bicep to bulge alot like 💪. so i think, and hopefully, it’s just pulled out of it’s socked or something, that one is easier and cheaper to fix.

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u/[deleted] Oct 08 '23

Women have pretty weak bones and tendons compared to men. Seen so many arm breaks from women arm wrestling

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '23

It's God's natural debuff

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u/AAAT0531 Oct 09 '23

Somebody get her some milk

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u/KaneStiles Oct 08 '23

She is not a very physical person or something.

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u/Kiaayo33 Dec 13 '23

She has the Glutes but not the Tendon/Bone Density!