'Not A Day Goes By That I Don't Think About That Accident' | Any One Of Us
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2020
- Full documentary on iPlayer: bbc.in/2H9isFM
World-class mountain biker Paul Basagoitia was competing in 2015 when a spinal cord injury changed his life forever. Any One Of Us tells Paul’s story, and shows the resilience, grit, and determination it takes to move forward from trauma and adversity.
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That was at Redbull Rampage. The other riders didn't do their final run out of respect. I've a feeling he made a recovery but I've forgotten now.
He did make a good recovery man, he rides an E-bike now 👍
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I recently started following this guy on insta his story is so inspiring and important as a mountain biker myself I know that this could happen any minute when I'm riding
Honestly, when I first saw this, the impact looked like he would've simply had some minor damage on his back and legs.
To find out something that innocent looking nearly paralyzed him was truly shocking to me.
I'm glad he's making a recovery \m/
I'm aghast that people could make such comments about a sport they obviously know nothing about.
Extreme mountain biking is a serious sport that individuals take part in to show how far they can push their own limits and the limits of their machine to do something amazing!
This is not unlike pushing the limits of skiing in "Olympic Ski Jumping" in order to show how much further they can jump than other competitors.
We, as humans, push the limitations of our own abilities in many sports, so for a few to make unjust claims against this sport is simply inane and close minded.
When I was 16, 20+ yrs ago I wanted to race DH, I saw a dude being folded in half the wrong way on a tree. Next run I crashed and pulled the leg out of my socket. I took it as a sign, never competed again in DH or trials...
Damn.
Part 2?
With a maternal figure like that I'm not surprised he eventually got driven to a horrific injury.
Seems like it right? The desire to win and the NEED to win are fueled by different propulsions. Sad because nothing and no one will probably ever be good enough. Which is also why this accident may have happened. To help this guy re-align his priorities and not feel the need to push to the exact limit in order to feel validated, loved, complete or any other word that fits.
"SHIT!" is the only thing I can think of after seeing that crash.
There should be a Red Bull Challenge of who can drink 5 cans of Red Bull without throwing up.
You call it a challenge but for me it's Tuesday. (I'm not proud of that)
Or having a heart attack.
That’s it?
No explanation nothing ?? Comon bbc
🤣 wow, HOW LAZY ARE YOU!?! 😂 read the description, like a normal person, it's a trailer for the documentry,
they didn't say what happened
Life is tough. They can't walk and you can't read. 😫
@@JohnDoe-tx8lq least i can walk
@@jeffbriggs1987 staying positive 😎👍
@@jeffbriggs1987 happy for you man! Don’t ever take your body for granted be grateful I got paralyzed in 2021 it takes away a lot
Actually, only 3 years after the crash he was able to walk again, and now, he also can use his bike (ofc not the way he did it before, but it's amazing what he did for his life)
Gravity causes consequences !! Asking to die is a strange thing.