Hall of Pain
 Dude, you got some debris in there. Looks like dog hair. Christian has done this... |
 A haiku: Don't know how or why |
 Over the last seven years of four square league play in Cambridge, we have been fortunate enough to remain relatively injury free. That... |
 Mirc Hirsh came within a stones throw of the mens world champ title, but wins one of the top awards for carnage with his day-after knee... |
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 Christian Housh, a regular contributor to the Hall of Pain, turn... |
 Amos shredded his knee, again, playing four square, again. He needs some knee pads so we can keep the carnage to a minimum. |
 Amy took a sled in the face on the morning after the world champs. Good thing she is working on an education in the health care... |
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 The photo doesn't do justice to Amos' knee. It doesn't quite capture the nice round spot he left on the floor when he kneeled down to... |
 Molly didn't earn this injury at four square, but she did ice up and play with this injury last week. That is hardcore. |
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 Not entirely from four square, but certainly wouldn't have happened if it weren't for four square. Its from a basketball backboard... |
 Our newest entry into the Four Square Hall of Pain, this young... |
 Yes, kids, this is what it takes. Here are the painfully engorged hands of the new 2007 Mens World Champion of Four Square after... |
 Even when worn properly, hip protectors may not fully protect your hips. Tiger Claw, repeat hip bruiser, earns another purple badge of... |
 Foot and ankle injuries are the most common among four square players, here we ice an injury issued on the courts of the World... |
 From an exhibition four square match in Brooklyn, this broken pinky finger looked mightly painful. |
 An injury as simple as a blister could be the deciding factor in world championship match. |
 Captain Tiger Claw won't be shutting the fridge with his hip(s) this week. I think someone needs to learn how to take a fall, or get a... |