He was a great friend and I was sad to see his knee issues. Those knee issues first showed up in middle school (Hamilton) at a track meet. He said he heard and felt a pop in his knee and fell down.
It tears me up that we didn’t get to see healthy B-roy and oden dominate with LMA. I’ll go to my grave believing that that team had championship potential if everyone had just been healthy for a season or two
@William Hassell they also would have added Dame cuz he came from trading Gerald Wallace. Those 4 together would have been amazing to watch. Shit Lebron would have probably joined them for easy titles.
Tore my ACL almost 5 years ago, but after the surgery and all the therapy I am in better shape than I was before. Your point about the knees going inwards is so crucial in therapy and training so yeah, it's ridiculous that he was getting that. My therapists and trainers basically retrained me so that I would run and jump normally instead of my original ways of having the knees concave in. Crazy how a trainer can make such a difference.
Not super applicable to this specific video, but I'm currently 2 weeks into quadricep contusion recovery and I'm really struggling with it. Your videos involving this and similar injuries have really helped me truly understand what is happening in the muscle and has helped calm my nerves about the recovery. Big thanks to you! Your videos are a huge help, and your explanations are perfect! 💯
Brian, you should do a Q&A/Fan questions on how we can properly rehab injuries and take care of our bodies while training.. This would allow you to upload more which would make everyone happy!
B.Roy had a full on jump shot in 6th grade. We had some ballers at Hamilton and he was on a different level, we all definitely knew he was going to the NBA.
I did what Roy did, played a lot of basketball and had (from what the knee surgeon told me) around 70% of the cartilage in the knee joint taken out of both knees by the age of 17, first one (left knee) when I was 15 and second (right knee) at 17. When I had the second surgery the knee specialist said if I keep doing the amount of exercise that I was doing I will need knee replacements in both knees at around 35-40 years of age, so I quit playing sports. I'm now 38 and haven't had knee replacements, I recently had some scans of the knees because they were starting to get sore in the inner ball of the joint, from the scans the doctor didn't think I had much arthritis which is good, but there is a little bit, well there has to be, its been 21+ years of my knee joints basically being bone against bone. I figured my knee joints were getting sore because of the lack of muscle I was starting to have on my legs to support the knee joint, all the years of trying to preserve my knee joints started to catch up with muscle waste, which lead to quadricep tendonitis in both knees, and this is quadricep tendonitis that has been on going/developing for years, over 17 years in my left knee, right knee the last 5 years, so I wold say my tendonitis is in the degradation stage. Quadricep tendonitis makes the quad muscles deteriorate as it is really hard to activate the quad muscles properly without pain, well most importantly activate the inner quad muscle that supports the knee joint the most. I started taking CBD oil which helped with the joint pain I was having which made it easier to exercise, I start doing things the knees over toes guy does which has brought my knees to feeling the best they have felt in the last 15 years. Building back the muscles in my legs has really taken away the pain I was having in the knee joints and I've nearly gotten rid of the quadricep tendonitis. So I thank my surgeon for scaring me out of pursing my dreams to be a Professional Basketballer, because I probably wouldn't be running around like I do at this age if he didn't.
This video makes me hopeful about the future because it seems that we're still behind on information and implementation. A lot of things didn't get proper understanding until the 70s. It's a little insane that we didn't have more proper care in place for a multimillion dollar athlete like Brandon Roy, but maybe we will have that proper care in place for things like ligaments and heart problems in the near future.
This brought back so many fond memories of Roy. Also, another athlete I used to really root for is Phil Jones, a defender for Manchester United. He is/was the running joke for how much a player could be injured and still be on the team. I recently learned that his situation is basically the same as Roy's, in which he has no meniscus. That really opened my eyes, and now it all makes sense.
when u training a genius & gifted personal, worst training & teaching in the world still will make him/her be on world class level. same with everything from academic to physical stuff. Those people get away with anything.
DOC !!! Such a great video and super excited for this series !! I mean, it's a bitter sweet type of thing. I LOVE the NBA and sports in general, so an obvious desire for all players to have success. I really enjoy the deep dives and knowledge but like many, it's kind of sad to see "what could have been" in regards to careers. I'm a hardcore OKC fan so I know all about those scenarios... Keep making these amazing videos Brian !! You're the bee's knees...no pun intended =)
Just stumbled across your channel. Have really enjoyed your videos so far. I can only imagine how many careers have been shortened because of poor re/pre-hab.
Literally teared up when I read that he was retiring. He gave the Blazers so much hope for the future and then bam, injures derail us. I always wonder what could have been had him and Oden both remained healthy.
Dear Dr. Sutterer, I found the video to be highly informative and I really enjoyed how clear everthing was explained, I look forward to watching the next episodes of this series. Apart from the meniscus removal, you developped the idea to strenghten the hip muscles in order to prevent knees injuries and knee related issues. Would you mind sharing what kind of exercices can be done to avoid such risks ? How much of an impact does hip strenghtening have considering Brandon Roy had already gone through his meniscus injuries relatively young ? Thank you from a French viewer :)
Very cool idea for a series. Some thoughts going forward: basketball players’ careers cut short by foot injuries and the influence of primitive footwear on those injuries: Zydeunas Ilgauskas, Bill Walton, Rick Smiths, etc. and how has this epidemic been curtailed by contemporary show design.
if you also think about the evolution of the shoes allowes for less hip and knee issues, because. the padding and shock absorption, leading to less of an impact in the knees and hips
This has helped me understand my own meniscus injury back when I was 17. I was trying to make a tackle at full speed against the most immovable RB imaginable (300+lbs), my leg was at an odd angle due to his size preventing proper tackling form. We went from full speed to an instant stop, felt a pop, and I had completely snapped my outer meniscus. My doctor was actually shocked that my ACL and MCL were intact, but my meniscus had torn all the way through, he described it like an explosive had gone off in my knee. He opted to repair my meniscus and my senior year was done. A year later, after my college freshman season, I was still experiencing pain in my knee, so they recommended I go back for another surgery. The MRI showed that part of my interior meniscus hadn’t fully healed, so I got a partial meniscectomy. The worse part was that the scope found that even the healed part of my meniscus was showing early signs of arthritis. Arthritis before the age of 19. Now I’m 21 and my knee has been horrible since; I don’t have full mobility, resting in certain positions causes my knee to painfully lock up, standing too long causes pain around my entire knee, my itband & hamstring are now always tight, and I can’t trust my leg to do anything. At least I know now why it didn’t fully heal.
Are you depressed or suicidal? Im in the same situation as you, i have arthirits and im 22, ive had knee injuries and worn out my knees. I just wanted healthy knees that was all. I was born with hypermobility knees
Pls make a video about what do you think about chiropractic and about who should take a chiropractic adjustments because I do know that its not recommended for everyone since if you have a bone disease it could severely go wrong thanks in advance
Haven't had a meniscus in my left knee since I was 12yrs old. Was training with roller blades trying to replicate the take-off to steal bases for baseball.. something that i thought worked cuz I led the league in stolen bases (had 2x as many as the 2nd place kid)... Until one of the wheels hit a rock and slid way out and collapsed my knee like 60° sideways, completely tearing my meniscus. Dr said I was young and wouldn't need it lol.. rehab took like 9months or more and it wasn't "right" for a few yrs, then the next year I tore my hip flexors in the same leg, which kinda killed my explosiveness and killed any chance of getting a scholarship for Center field, and had to switch to pitching and 1st base, which caused another hip flexor tear when stretching to catch a throw from 3rd... Remember it like yesterday (more like 25yrs ago)
When I was a freshman is HS I hurt my knee playing basketball ever since then it feels like my kneecap is rubbing against my bones. And it's like its floating in water. Is that a torn meniscus?
I tore my left and right meniscus, my ACL and had a bone bruise back in September. All in my left knee and all that because I stepped in a little hole while sprinting in a football (soccer) game. I plan to come back in the winter as I don't want to come back too soon and I want to work on stability of my core, hips etc.
I've been a personal trainer for about 15 years. Those videos are surprising, both on how clueless his trainer is show unstable his legs were. If I saw a client like that it's a huge red flag. I've had clients with knee issues, it's a building process and you can get good results if you do it right.
Tell me about it. I wouldn't even have had him doing lunges, risk vs reward. It looks like he is in pain doing these and why the need for extra bands around his legs? Plenty of other ways to strengthen the muscles around the knees and up and down the chain (glutes and feet/ankles/calves) rather than loaded squats and lunges etc that are so knee dominant. This is shocking.
I had my left meniscus removed when I was about 20. 48 now. Never hindered me at all in basketball - and I was reasonably explosive. Even now, I refer to it as my good knee as I don’t have any pain there. I tore my left achilles at 30 and broke my right foot after rehab from that tear. Quit bball, took up MTB and a bit of BMX. Had some minor lower back issues. My right knee developed patella cartilage damage around 38. Doctors wanted to operate and keep me off serious sports. But I said no and after 5 years of Muay Thai I am now playing inline roller hockey for 5 years. Lots of squats and strengthening kept me going. Basically I keep moving, even through mild pain, and the pain always recedes. It seems as if the body develops a way of dealing with problems if you keep nudging it to do its job. And of course I make sure to let it rest enough.
When I suffered my knee injury I broke my patella, my tibia, my fibula, and my femur. I also tore my mcl and acl as well as my meniscus. I was told that my leg looked like a noodle which I don't remember since I was in shock.
Loving the content! Other suggestions: Derrick Rose Kevin Durant's Achilles. Todd Gurley. Steve Nash's or Larry Bird's back. T-Mac. Yao Isaiah Austin Bogut
He can look forward to knee replacement at a young age. Sad. I’ve had “clean ups” on my right knee after tearing my ACL. When I tore it, I damaged the medial meniscus. It was repaired and was OK for about 20 yrs. But in my 50s, pain, swelling and I finally tore the meniscus again during a work training scenario (LE training). Now swelling, pain, arthritis...
This is sad it reminds me of my dad who who played college basketball at Kansas in the 70s, he has massive knee problems starting when he was 17 when he got a infected blood clot in his leg, he when then suffer multiple knee injuries which the is the 70s and no one gave a shit, obviously he quit basketball and became a doctor but by the time he was 35 his osteoarthritis had developed so bad it was at grade three and due to not doing much physical activity due to knee pain he became over weight and shorty it became level 4 and he had to get a knee replacement becomes he could barely walk, it’s crazy Brandon Roy lasted as long as he did after seeing thing my dad went through
I have meniscus tear two years ago. I still have the feeling of unstainbility from my knee until now. Need some tips for make my knee stronger because right now the only exercise I done is walking and cycling as I am to afraid to run and jump, squats and etc that relate to knee. Thanks
Yes as someone who used to train people seeing his form during those lunges made me cringe . Knee were way to unstable and the way his knee would go to the outside of his feet was not good. The trainer should have noticed these things . If this is the kind of help he was getting that's terrible.
Kawhi Leonard single-handedly transformed the NBA technically Gregg Popovich really started but there’s no way in hell half the players that had unfortunate early retirement’s wouldn’t still be around till this day Thank God for Derrick Rose still out there playing well
Brandon Roy was a BEAST!!! My boys Portland was definitely on their way to becoming the next Western Conference power! Could you imagine Damian Lillard, LaMarcus Aldridge, and Brandon Roy on the same team?!
It's scary to think that many athletes just do their exercises without proper form and would risk injury like this. Just look at Real Madrid's gym video and the exercises at the end.
I still wear my Derrick Rose Chicago Bulls jersey, sit in a dark room and cry.
Me too
His injury caused a lot of ptsd
I’m not sure if I should laugh or cry with you.
Dude me too man :/
I never watched a NBA game the same again.
Yeah, can’t do a series on “greatest careers cut short by injuries” without half of them being Portland Trailblazers.
Damn.
Throw the whole franchise away
Blazers and Clippers
😭
Bill Walton, Sam Bowie, Greg Oden and of course Brandon Roy.
He was a great friend and I was sad to see his knee issues. Those knee issues first showed up in middle school (Hamilton) at a track meet. He said he heard and felt a pop in his knee and fell down.
How unlucky that Roy and Oden BOTH ended via injury! 2 players that could’ve been a dynamic duo for the same team both tragically ended. Such a shame
The Blazers were 52-10 when Roy, Aldridge and Oden played. Oh what could have been... :/
It wasnt luck, blazers training staff was trash
@@gamarjordan4530 Even during the early years as an organization they training staff was terrible.
Yup
It tears me up that we didn’t get to see healthy B-roy and oden dominate with LMA. I’ll go to my grave believing that that team had championship potential if everyone had just been healthy for a season or two
@William Hassell they also would have added Dame cuz he came from trading Gerald Wallace. Those 4 together would have been amazing to watch. Shit Lebron would have probably joined them for easy titles.
@@samuelmunoz1464 they would not have gotten lillard if the Roy injury was never a thing lol
Rudy Fernandez and batum
@Banjo Kobuto Aldridge, KD, A few years of roy, wes matthews, prime batum, robin lopez. That team could have been truly sick
They used to beat up on the Lakers during Kobe's championship run.
Tore my ACL almost 5 years ago, but after the surgery and all the therapy I am in better shape than I was before. Your point about the knees going inwards is so crucial in therapy and training so yeah, it's ridiculous that he was getting that. My therapists and trainers basically retrained me so that I would run and jump normally instead of my original ways of having the knees concave in. Crazy how a trainer can make such a difference.
Not super applicable to this specific video, but I'm currently 2 weeks into quadricep contusion recovery and I'm really struggling with it. Your videos involving this and similar injuries have really helped me truly understand what is happening in the muscle and has helped calm my nerves about the recovery. Big thanks to you! Your videos are a huge help, and your explanations are perfect! 💯
Worst injury I ever had. Took a good 6 months until the knot went away.
Dr. Brian: “I’m about to end this trainer’s whole career”
It's not super well documented but the Blazers training staff was completely incompetent. They mishandled Greg Oden's injuries as well as Roy's.
Did they just hire anyone to take care of their money makers?
The trainer did that to himself as well as the players he was supposed to be helping.
Great video MAN. The Brandon Roy joint was great. It hurts cause he was almost in his prime. DUDE WAS NICE
You are better at breaking down injuries than I am at anything in my life...well done, Doc.
🫃🏻
Thank you doctor! This gives me a better understand on Roy’s career.
As a Portland fan, injuries fucking suck. Every time we get our hopes up, injuries happen.
Brian, you should do a Q&A/Fan questions on how we can properly rehab injuries and take care of our bodies while training.. This would allow you to upload more which would make everyone happy!
Brandon Roy used to be a beast 🚫🧢
Yeah he was good, used to go at Kobe
2 WOKE true
20-1 The dr never saw him play.
B.Roy had a full on jump shot in 6th grade. We had some ballers at Hamilton and he was on a different level, we all definitely knew he was going to the NBA.
Brandon Roy and Greg Oden.......
I will never forgot that players when they was in Portland:(
I did what Roy did, played a lot of basketball and had (from what the knee surgeon told me) around 70% of the cartilage in the knee joint taken out of both knees by the age of 17, first one (left knee) when I was 15 and second (right knee) at 17. When I had the second surgery the knee specialist said if I keep doing the amount of exercise that I was doing I will need knee replacements in both knees at around 35-40 years of age, so I quit playing sports.
I'm now 38 and haven't had knee replacements, I recently had some scans of the knees because they were starting to get sore in the inner ball of the joint, from the scans the doctor didn't think I had much arthritis which is good, but there is a little bit, well there has to be, its been 21+ years of my knee joints basically being bone against bone. I figured my knee joints were getting sore because of the lack of muscle I was starting to have on my legs to support the knee joint, all the years of trying to preserve my knee joints started to catch up with muscle waste, which lead to quadricep tendonitis in both knees, and this is quadricep tendonitis that has been on going/developing for years, over 17 years in my left knee, right knee the last 5 years, so I wold say my tendonitis is in the degradation stage. Quadricep tendonitis makes the quad muscles deteriorate as it is really hard to activate the quad muscles properly without pain, well most importantly activate the inner quad muscle that supports the knee joint the most. I started taking CBD oil which helped with the joint pain I was having which made it easier to exercise, I start doing things the knees over toes guy does which has brought my knees to feeling the best they have felt in the last 15 years. Building back the muscles in my legs has really taken away the pain I was having in the knee joints and I've nearly gotten rid of the quadricep tendonitis. So I thank my surgeon for scaring me out of pursing my dreams to be a Professional Basketballer, because I probably wouldn't be running around like I do at this age if he didn't.
I like that Lillard jersey on your friend back there.
This video makes me hopeful about the future because it seems that we're still behind on information and implementation. A lot of things didn't get proper understanding until the 70s. It's a little insane that we didn't have more proper care in place for a multimillion dollar athlete like Brandon Roy, but maybe we will have that proper care in place for things like ligaments and heart problems in the near future.
Do Tracy Mcgrady next
He has spinal cord injury
I hope so
This brought back so many fond memories of Roy. Also, another athlete I used to really root for is Phil Jones, a defender for Manchester United. He is/was the running joke for how much a player could be injured and still be on the team. I recently learned that his situation is basically the same as Roy's, in which he has no meniscus. That really opened my eyes, and now it all makes sense.
These are FANTASTIC!! New favorite channel
That one dislike is the trainer in the intro.
Edit: lol there are 4 dislikes now, probably the dude’s family 😂
😭😭😭😭
Now 15 probably there cousins
1 is definitely his trainer lol
Bro, I'm actually going to enjoy this series. So many what ifs In sports history. Doc Should have more subs though haha
I used to be a trainer and that clip of Brandon Roy working out made my cringe
Same.
@@BrianSuttererMD I'm shocked, how was that man able to be a trainer especially for a professional athlete.
Was the guy employed by the team or was he the personal trainer of Brandon Roy?
when u training a genius & gifted personal, worst training & teaching in the world still will make him/her be on world class level. same with everything from academic to physical stuff. Those people get away with anything.
@@BrianSuttererMD I'm ignorant to most medical stuff, I know that training clip didn't look right but what specifically was wrong about it?
Brandon Roy is one of my favorite ballers back then, you know he's great when Kobe gives him props.
One of my fav players man..
DOC !!! Such a great video and super excited for this series !! I mean, it's a bitter sweet type of thing. I LOVE the NBA and sports in general, so an obvious desire for all players to have success. I really enjoy the deep dives and knowledge but like many, it's kind of sad to see "what could have been" in regards to careers. I'm a hardcore OKC fan so I know all about those scenarios...
Keep making these amazing videos Brian !! You're the bee's knees...no pun intended =)
Just stumbled across your channel. Have really enjoyed your videos so far. I can only imagine how many careers have been shortened because of poor re/pre-hab.
I see Brandon Roy I click 👍
Literally teared up when I read that he was retiring. He gave the Blazers so much hope for the future and then bam, injures derail us. I always wonder what could have been had him and Oden both remained healthy.
Lillard wouldn't have been a blazer
If Roy and Ogden would have had healthy careers alongside Aldridge, I think they could have won one or two championships.
can you please please do a video on big toe bunion(pre surgery, post surgery, sports) basketball related if possible. thx love your videos
Dear Dr. Sutterer,
I found the video to be highly informative and I really enjoyed how clear everthing was explained, I look forward to watching the next episodes of this series.
Apart from the meniscus removal, you developped the idea to strenghten the hip muscles in order to prevent knees injuries and knee related issues. Would you mind sharing what kind of exercices can be done to avoid such risks ? How much of an impact does hip strenghtening have considering Brandon Roy had already gone through his meniscus injuries relatively young ?
Thank you from a French viewer :)
Brian is the goat
This is very important & great information thank for that
Very cool idea for a series. Some thoughts going forward: basketball players’ careers cut short by foot injuries and the influence of primitive footwear on those injuries: Zydeunas Ilgauskas, Bill Walton, Rick Smiths, etc. and how has this epidemic been curtailed by contemporary show design.
if you also think about the evolution of the shoes allowes for less hip and knee issues, because. the padding and shock absorption, leading to less of an impact in the knees and hips
This has helped me understand my own meniscus injury back when I was 17. I was trying to make a tackle at full speed against the most immovable RB imaginable (300+lbs), my leg was at an odd angle due to his size preventing proper tackling form. We went from full speed to an instant stop, felt a pop, and I had completely snapped my outer meniscus. My doctor was actually shocked that my ACL and MCL were intact, but my meniscus had torn all the way through, he described it like an explosive had gone off in my knee. He opted to repair my meniscus and my senior year was done.
A year later, after my college freshman season, I was still experiencing pain in my knee, so they recommended I go back for another surgery. The MRI showed that part of my interior meniscus hadn’t fully healed, so I got a partial meniscectomy. The worse part was that the scope found that even the healed part of my meniscus was showing early signs of arthritis. Arthritis before the age of 19.
Now I’m 21 and my knee has been horrible since; I don’t have full mobility, resting in certain positions causes my knee to painfully lock up, standing too long causes pain around my entire knee, my itband & hamstring are now always tight, and I can’t trust my leg to do anything.
At least I know now why it didn’t fully heal.
Why didnt it tho? you didnt say. Was it because a reconstruction of the meniscus wasnt the play or what?
Are you depressed or suicidal? Im in the same situation as you, i have arthirits and im 22, ive had knee injuries and worn out my knees. I just wanted healthy knees that was all. I was born with hypermobility knees
@@heox123his meniscus couldn’t fully heal because there was no cartilage which is basically bone on bone
Please make a video on Osgood Schlatter Disease. Lots of youth and high school athletes have it
I'd like to see a video on Elgin Baylor's knee injury. Also, Gale Sayers.
Great video! Volume is super low compared to previous videos on youtube/this channel
Yea :/ goofed that up
Breaks my heart as a blazers fan
I’m so glad that sports science has improved over the years and keeps improving
more of these please!!!
love your videos doc
Pls make a video about what do you think about chiropractic and about who should take a chiropractic adjustments because I do know that its not recommended for everyone since if you have a bone disease it could severely go wrong thanks in advance
Haven't had a meniscus in my left knee since I was 12yrs old. Was training with roller blades trying to replicate the take-off to steal bases for baseball.. something that i thought worked cuz I led the league in stolen bases (had 2x as many as the 2nd place kid)... Until one of the wheels hit a rock and slid way out and collapsed my knee like 60° sideways, completely tearing my meniscus. Dr said I was young and wouldn't need it lol.. rehab took like 9months or more and it wasn't "right" for a few yrs, then the next year I tore my hip flexors in the same leg, which kinda killed my explosiveness and killed any chance of getting a scholarship for Center field, and had to switch to pitching and 1st base, which caused another hip flexor tear when stretching to catch a throw from 3rd... Remember it like yesterday (more like 25yrs ago)
Can you do Grant Hill next? He was supposed to be the next Jordan
Thanks for the info, man..
When I was a freshman is HS I hurt my knee playing basketball ever since then it feels like my kneecap is rubbing against my bones. And it's like its floating in water. Is that a torn meniscus?
I hope DeMarcus Cousins not gonna end up like this, but history tells us he will🥺🥺
True he had some bad bad luck these past couple of years
Boogie had a good game today 28 points
He's completely done... he was overrated to begin with though. He didn't know how to play winning basketball.
1 Dame
2. Roy
3. CJ
4. Aldridge
5. Oden
If only.
That team would have never been together. If each player stayed healthy they would have had the same draft pick.
I tore my left and right meniscus, my ACL and had a bone bruise back in September. All in my left knee and all that because I stepped in a little hole while sprinting in a football (soccer) game. I plan to come back in the winter as I don't want to come back too soon and I want to work on stability of my core, hips etc.
PLEASE continue this series of players that had their careers cut short.
I've been a personal trainer for about 15 years. Those videos are surprising, both on how clueless his trainer is show unstable his legs were. If I saw a client like that it's a huge red flag. I've had clients with knee issues, it's a building process and you can get good results if you do it right.
Tell me about it. I wouldn't even have had him doing lunges, risk vs reward. It looks like he is in pain doing these and why the need for extra bands around his legs? Plenty of other ways to strengthen the muscles around the knees and up and down the chain (glutes and feet/ankles/calves) rather than loaded squats and lunges etc that are so knee dominant. This is shocking.
I had my left meniscus removed when I was about 20. 48 now. Never hindered me at all in basketball - and I was reasonably explosive. Even now, I refer to it as my good knee as I don’t have any pain there. I tore my left achilles at 30 and broke my right foot after rehab from that tear. Quit bball, took up MTB and a bit of BMX. Had some minor lower back issues. My right knee developed patella cartilage damage around 38. Doctors wanted to operate and keep me off serious sports. But I said no and after 5 years of Muay Thai I am now playing inline roller hockey for 5 years. Lots of squats and strengthening kept me going. Basically I keep moving, even through mild pain, and the pain always recedes. It seems as if the body develops a way of dealing with problems if you keep nudging it to do its job. And of course I make sure to let it rest enough.
Man bro. When B Roy came back right after injury. My uncle called it.....
Video starts at 2:35
your that swift developer
Thank you
When I suffered my knee injury I broke my patella, my tibia, my fibula, and my femur. I also tore my mcl and acl as well as my meniscus. I was told that my leg looked like a noodle which I don't remember since I was in shock.
What's the little royalty free beat at the beginning? Sounded fire.
Loving the content! Other suggestions:
Derrick Rose
Kevin Durant's Achilles.
Todd Gurley.
Steve Nash's or Larry Bird's back.
T-Mac.
Yao
Isaiah Austin
Bogut
Thats so sad, he will get arthiritis, same as me cus my knees has been worn down from too many knee injuries😔
I get wayyy too hyped up at your videos lol
You should look at Andrew Bynum. He ended his career so young with knee injuries
This is my favorite doctor
He can look forward to knee replacement at a young age. Sad. I’ve had “clean ups” on my right knee after tearing my ACL. When I tore it, I damaged the medial meniscus. It was repaired and was OK for about 20 yrs. But in my 50s, pain, swelling and I finally tore the meniscus again during a work training scenario (LE training). Now swelling, pain, arthritis...
Your videos make me scared about my knees when I’m playing
This is sad it reminds me of my dad who who played college basketball at Kansas in the 70s, he has massive knee problems starting when he was 17 when he got a infected blood clot in his leg, he when then suffer multiple knee injuries which the is the 70s and no one gave a shit, obviously he quit basketball and became a doctor but by the time he was 35 his osteoarthritis had developed so bad it was at grade three and due to not doing much physical activity due to knee pain he became over weight and shorty it became level 4 and he had to get a knee replacement becomes he could barely walk, it’s crazy Brandon Roy lasted as long as he did after seeing thing my dad went through
Gotta make an analysis on how derrick saved his career. His workout videos are just plain perfect when it comes to rehab.
That was a great video, please do Danny Granger. That's one of my all time what if Indiana damn near had Miami that year
Meniscus trims lead to arthiritis within a decade if major portion of your Meniscus is removed.Its very important to preserve the meniscus.
Man Roy was a beast,damn those injuries.
Wow. Dr Sutterer has sponsorships now. Good for him.
I like that Brian changes the jersey on his skeleton every video 👍😁
I got to witness his career high against Phoenix in person (I'm a huge Blazers fan). This video makes me so sad :'(
Please do a video about Dejuan Blairs knees
Yes
I have meniscus tear two years ago. I still have the feeling of unstainbility from my knee until now. Need some tips for make my knee stronger because right now the only exercise I done is walking and cycling as I am to afraid to run and jump, squats and etc that relate to knee. Thanks
Strengthen your hip first and use resistance bands.
Can you do a video about Greg Oden and his knees
Or more like how Oden had one leg that was longer than the other...
Doc if you can take a acl from a deceased person and transfer it to someone how come you can't do it for the meniscus?
Can you do a video on the Kneesovertoesguy and what you think about his philosophy based on your background? Thank you and great video
Tore my knee up lost the ability to dunk. I can barely grab the rim now. It just makes me sad. My mind wants to but my body can’t.
Makes me sad too, in the end bro, we need to live painfree, as long as we sont get knee arrhiritis
Can you do a video about knee osteoarthritis? I read very good number of nba players have some kind of it.
Yes as someone who used to train people seeing his form during those lunges made me cringe . Knee were way to unstable and the way his knee would go to the outside of his feet was not good. The trainer should have noticed these things . If this is the kind of help he was getting that's terrible.
can u actually please explain knee and hip replacements? like what actually is done on a knee replacement?
Can you talk about Greg Oden?
If you watch how Brandon Roy played and each jump shot he took. He put sooooo much legs into each jumper.
can you do one on gilbert arenas knee injury from geralld wallice
between b roy and d rose I always wish we got to see them at their peak for their whole career!
Can you do one covering "Runner's knee" or golfer's elbow?
You should do players like T-Mac, Greg Oden, Derrick Rose etc.
I tore my meniscus in my left knee pretty bad. I tore two pretty big chunks of my lateral part.
Praying for Zion. Most of the time, he lands with one leg. 😞
i remember watching this guy play. this made me like the blazers. what could have been with greg oden...
My knee feels weird after this😨
Brandon Roy was a beast sad what could've been
Kawhi Leonard single-handedly transformed the NBA technically Gregg Popovich really started but there’s no way in hell half the players that had unfortunate early retirement’s wouldn’t still be around till this day Thank God for Derrick Rose still out there playing well
Brandon Roy was a BEAST!!! My boys Portland was definitely on their way to becoming the next Western Conference power! Could you imagine Damian Lillard, LaMarcus Aldridge, and Brandon Roy on the same team?!
Roy, Tmac, Hill, Oden, Rose - Damn It, I hate injuries
Can you do a video on Ben Roethlisberger's elbow injury from last year?
Just a matter of time with how hard his pump fakes were.
My knee started to hurt watching this.
should do this with NFL players as well.
It's scary to think that many athletes just do their exercises without proper form and would risk injury like this. Just look at Real Madrid's gym video and the exercises at the end.
trailblzers
roy: degenerative knee disease.
oden: broken everything.
lamarcus: heart condition.
what a team.