Latest Jaylon Smith tweet

[waldoputty]

Drop foot upside your ***

Hey trouty I am pretty new to this board. I have not seen a thread like this before. Have you seen many? We are at 11k views and appear to be no where near closure lol

 

[waldoputty]

Inevitable

gusher

 

[Trouty]

Hey trouty I am pretty new to this board. I have not seen a thread like this before. Have you seen many? We are at 11k views and appear to be no where near closure lol

This is a pretty decent one, but there have been many many others that destroy this in replies and views. Stilll, a pretty damn large discussion has evolved here. Rightfully so, Jaylon is a big deal.

Good job @waldoputty, my bud.

 

[rkell87]

So I'm listening to the joe rogan experience podcast episode #720 with tait fletcher and he is talking about his own experience with drop foot and he says he is constantly rolling his ankle to the outside and a lot of post fully healed problems. It's about 2:05:00 in if anybody is interested, it's an interesting episode overall, this guy is former seal team six and holds the horizontal distance wing suit record.

 

[Trouty]

So I'm listening to the joe rogan experience podcast episode #720 with tait fletcher and he is talking about his own experience with drop foot and he says he is constantly rolling his ankle to the outside and a lot of post fully healed problems. It's about 2:05:00 in if anybody is interested, it's an interesting episode overall, this guy is former seal team six and holds the horizontal distance wing suit record.

He's having issues post surgery? How long ago was the surgery. Interesting, thanks for the feedback, Rkell.

 

[waldoputty]

This is a pretty decent one, but there have been many many others that destroy this in replies and views. Stilll, a pretty damn large discussion has evolved here. Rightfully so, Jaylon is a big deal.

Good job @waldoputty, my bud.

Would be nice we can move onto discussing the recovery instead of arguing in circles...

 

[dallasdave]

Also part of a hook in a Tupac song

But who did the 1st one ??? If you find it put the Video up on this thread.

 

[dallasdave]

Drop foot upside your ***

 

[dallasdave]

Inevitable

 

[waldoputty]

So I'm listening to the joe rogan experience podcast episode #720 with tait fletcher and he is talking about his own experience with drop foot and he says he is constantly rolling his ankle to the outside and a lot of post fully healed problems. It's about 2:05:00 in if anybody is interested, it's an interesting episode overall, this guy is former seal team six and holds the horizontal distance wing suit record.

Yes please provide the link if handy
thanks

Make sense there could be problems with rolling his ankle if one loses control of that muscle.
Seal team 6 is pretty demanding so not a bad comp depending on age difference...

 

[rkell87]

He's having issues post surgery? How long ago was the surgery. Interesting, thanks for the feedback, Rkell.

I think he said he never had surgery, bullet is still in his hip.

 

[dallasdave]

Somewhere Jaylon is smiling due to his inadvertent Twitter skills. Amazing how he trolls in an innocent way.

Somewhere Jaylon is smiling due to his inadvertent Twitter skills. Amazing how he trolls in an innocent way.

TOTALLY AWESOME!!!

 

[waldoputty]

I think he said he never had surgery, bullet is still in his hip.

the bullet can affect the nerve long term then?

 

[rkell87]

Yes please provide the link if handy
thanks

Make sense there could be problems with rolling his ankle if one loses control of that muscle.
Seal team 6 is pretty demanding so not a bad comp depending on age difference...

http://jrefan.com/the-joe-rogan-experience-episode-720-with-tait-fletcher-and-andy-stumpf/

He was in for 17 years so things are better now and fingers crossed, but here is maybe a worst case point of view.

 

[rkell87]

the bullet can affect the nerve long term then?

That's not the impression I got but it's brief, maybe three minutes of all his injuries but they spent a good portion of that on the drop foot. He was saying the bullet was incapsulated by calcium and the nerve grew back at 1 millimeter a day and the nerve fired and he went back to combat and to this day every so often he hears his foot hit heavy (he has no feeling below the knee) and a percentage of those times ends up in a roll.

 

[waldoputty]

That's not the impression I got but it's brief, maybe three minutes of all his injuries but they spent a good portion of that on the drop foot. He was saying the bullet was incapsulated by calcium and the nerve grew back at 1 millimeter a day and the nerve fired and he went back to combat and to this day every so often he hears his foot hit heavy (he has no feeling below the knee) and a percentage of those times ends up in a roll.

I will listen to it. If the bullet was not removed but remained close to the nerve, that could be an issue.
Strange why they did not remove it.
1mm/day is the same as what Jaylon's doctors said.
If the nerve was damaged near the hip, that is a long long way to regenerate and would be a big difference.
In comparison, Jaylon's nerve only had to regrow 6 inches.

 

[waldoputty]

He's having issues post surgery? How long ago was the surgery. Interesting, thanks for the feedback, Rkell.

the injury was at the hip instead of at the knee.
that is a huge difference in the amount of regeneration needed.

sounds like the other posters went to bed.
i am in CA so still up.
where are you?

 

[Trouty]

the injury was at the hip instead of at the knee.
that is a huge difference in the amount of regeneration needed.

sounds like the other posters went to bed.
i am in CA so still up.
where are you?

CA, Waldo.

If this is a different kind of injury (gun shot wound to a different body part), I don't see how this is applicable... but then again, I've been getting on others for decrying speculation, so I would be a hypocrite to do the same.

 

[Trouty]

I drank about 24 beers today, I feel like I have drop foot.

 

[BlueStar22]

In person he sure is a lot bigger than he looks in pics. Surprisingly. Hopefully that knee comes around. Texans Will Fuller was also in attendance.