Steel Soccer Goal
Steel Soccer Goal
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 New Portable 59 kid Steel Soccer Training Goal Net Set  US $27.99
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 New Daytona 24 x 8 Regulation Steel Soccer Goal w Net US $169.99
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 New Daytona 12 x 6 FT Backyard Steel Soccer Goal w Net US $79.99
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 12x6 Soccer Goal 32mm Steel Tubes Goals Huge US $79.00
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 Two 12x6 FT Soccer Goals Steel Tubes Goal Huge US $169.95
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 Two 12x6 Soccer Goals 32mm Steel Tubes Goal Huge US $138.00
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 FOLDING STEEL SOCCER BALL HOCKEY PUCK PLAYER GOAL NET US $129.95
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 Large Soccer Goal Penalty Training Steel Tubes US $39.00
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 New SLVSG2 12 x 6 foot Regulation Steel Soccer Goal Net US $199.99
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 New Practice Partner SLVG9 9 foot Steel Soccer Goal Net US $179.99
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 Huge 12x6 Soccer Goal 32mm Steel TubesGoals Free SH US $98.95
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 12x6 Soccer Goal 32mm Steel TubesGoalsHuge Free SH US $98.95
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Did i rupture my Archilles Tendon?
Hey, uhh well, 3 days ago i kicked a steel goal post (soccer net) as hard as i possibly could (by accident). Since then i have been in pain at times when i try to walk. The pain isn't large but I feel a little spark of pain when I move my foot. Anyways, I looked at my foot the day after the incident and when i looked, i saw a small red bump on the laces part of my foot. (the top)
My dad told me that i might have bruised my tendon. So i looked up what a "tendon" was on the internet and i found out that the tendon located near the foot is called the "Archilles Tendon"
I need to know if it is serious and/or worth going to the doctor to get it checked. I have not gotten it checked yet by a specialist. The bump on top of my foot looks like a small red rectangle. It's not noticable now, but 2 days ago it was.
I also would like to know what happened to my foot. Did i rupture my archilles tendon?
no,not a tendon you probally bruised a muscle.
if you ruptured the achilles tendon you wouldnt be able to walk without intense pain(unbearable pain)
and you would probally walk with a linp after that so i say you bruised a muscle.
achilles tendon is in the back btw.the hard rod like thing on the back of your foot.
