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<blockquote data-quote="NDwalleyes" data-source="post: 274686" data-attributes="member: 218">1992: I tore up my right shoulder skiing back in college. Seemed to heal up over time but always felt like there was gravel in it. Could never make a strong throwing motion afterwards either. Not sure how old you are, but here is some insight as to what the future could bring. It was the little things like after having kids, I couldn't play catch with a baseball or football for more than a few throws with my boys. Now, after 25 years of normal wear and tear added on to the injury, it is beginning to effect my sleep since I can sleep on my right shoulder without waking up to not being able to lift my arm because of the pain.The worst thing is it has effected my fishing. Larger jigging raps are out of the question and vertical jigging walleyes gets painful after 5-10 minutes.&nbsp; Think about your injury long term, get an MRI, go see a orthopedic surgeon that specializes in shoulders and see what they recommend. Hindsight is 20/20 and I wish I would have had mine repaired many years ago. Good luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NDwalleyes, post: 274686, member: 218"] 1992: I tore up my right shoulder skiing back in college. Seemed to heal up over time but always felt like there was gravel in it. Could never make a strong throwing motion afterwards either. Not sure how old you are, but here is some insight as to what the future could bring. It was the little things like after having kids, I couldn't play catch with a baseball or football for more than a few throws with my boys. Now, after 25 years of normal wear and tear added on to the injury, it is beginning to effect my sleep since I can sleep on my right shoulder without waking up to not being able to lift my arm because of the pain. The worst thing is it has effected my fishing. Larger jigging raps are out of the question and vertical jigging walleyes gets painful after 5-10 minutes. Think about your injury long term, get an MRI, go see a orthopedic surgeon that specializes in shoulders and see what they recommend. Hindsight is 20/20 and I wish I would have had mine repaired many years ago. Good luck! [/QUOTE]

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