Your worst moment in the dojang

1.) sparring and got spun down, bruised the miniscus <SP?> in my knee and was out for a month.

2.) having to leave my first instructor after we moved.

3.) sparring and having my right knee meet my opponent's right knee - same knee that was hurt previously. I've since bought a set of judo knee pads - helps TREMENDOUSLY

4.) showing new black belts how to do basic figure eights with nunchuckas and would up tossing them right into the mirrored wall - thank God nothing broke.

5.) in my old school we would wear our "school approved" groin protection outside our dobak - big honkin' padded thing with a huge belt that was VERY uncomfortable to wear. First sparring session in my new school and here I come with my protection on the outside and everyone (about a dozen adults and 20 kids) staring at me.... took me about 30 seconds of looking around until I realized what was up, I beat a hasty retreat and did some quick readjustments. That night I was online getting my Shock Dr. cup.
 
My instructor got an arm-bar in on me while grappling and my elbow gave three loud pops with some crackling noises between the pops. He thought he may have broke his cup at first. I hadn't tapped because it didn't hurt (until later). He let go as soon as he heard the noises. I'm not sure what happened to my elbow, but it has been over a month and it still hurts at times.

Anyway, I am now much more willing to tap before I actually feel pain. Well, I think I am, I haven't been in the situation yet.

I've also had the shin clash deal like tkdgirl that hurt for a couple months.
 
when i was a green belt i did a jump side kick that i landed on the floor so hard i wore a knee brace for two months. other than that, its not pretty when only a few students show up rather than the whole class
 
hmm worst moment would be watching one of my good friends and training partners kill her knee, she ended up with a torn acl and had to take about 9 months of light or almost no training. She had always been like super woman to me in class so watching her get that injerd really affected me.
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Worst moment for me, planting a jump spinning back kick in the mouth of one of my instructor's intermediate students. Launched him acrossed the ring. It was terrible, in that, I could not stop it without destroying him.

For me, my worst injury was in my Sho-dan test. Final night of sparring and I did the 50 man fight. My nose was shatered 1 week prior. We stopped 2 time to re-pack my nose to keep it from bleeding on the floor.
 
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