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From: wesson@ducvax.auburn.edu
Newsgroups: rec.skydiving
Subject: Skydiving at Auburn, with loose sholders
Message-ID: <1991May1.112153.4070@ducvax.auburn.edu>
Date: 1 May 91 16:21:52 GMT
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I wanted to know if any of you have known jumpers that have had disloacted
sholders that had problems when jumping. I disloacted both my sholders on my
13th jump about a year ago. I rehabilitated the left, I didn't know the right
one had ever come out, and continued to jump. Some time later our club (Auburn
University Sport Parachute Club) disbanded because of an insurance policy
change at Auburn and loosing out DZ to an airport that wanted to start teaching
for profit. At any rate  I have not jumped in about a year and a half. I had 27
jumps under my belt and now two sholders that dislocate whenever I get into the
frog position. Have any of you known people that had sholder problems when they
jumped. They always made a slight right-hand twist because they feel as they
are about to come out when i get it just right. I'd love to jume some more and 
can't figure what to do. I realy miss the 10K freefall.

Grounded in Auburn,


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