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Shoulder looked low.

Spend some time meditating on it. Observe what comes up. Flashbacks, feelings in the body, thoughts, etc. Breathwork, yoga, and functional training would be beneficial as well. Trauma is trapped in the body. Shining the light of awareness on it gets that energy flowing. My guess is you have dysfunctional breathing habits (we all do) from the ribs which will keep you in a chronic fight or flight state. It helps also to find gratitude for the previous crash. Something good has come from the past 15 months of pain. Shifting the mental perspective around it all will rewire some...

Breathwork, yoga, qigong, walking, sauna/ice bath, float tank, grounding, foundation training, massage, Kalaripayattu, reiki. Basic idea is to get the human body back to a balanced, biomechanically sound position. Turning off some muscles and turning on others. The nervous system gets reprogrammed that it is safe to let go. Otherwise we hold on to the trauma in our bodies. Imbalanced distorted energy gets “stuck” in body and pulls you off center/out of alignment. Most pain comes from micro contractions around an injury site. Think “mini cramps”. Most of the time, those muscles stay locked on unless we consciously let them...

Magoofan, Mxaddic and Ilovemoto = quad riders

Crossfire 3 have two different soles. TA and SRS. The boot is the same. They don't fit identical though because the last (the very bottom of the boot) is different. The SIDI size 11 is slightly shorter than an Astars Tech 10 in size 11. The TA fits a little wider so I wear a 10 in those and they are a little tight or an 11 in the SRS and they are just a little loose so I would say sizing is very close but the Sidi boot is stiffer in general except at the ankle where you have...

Sidis fit true to size. But the TA is extremely wide, never met someone that didn’t think they were too wide. It’s a bit outrageous

Pro Taper SE 7/8 factory suzuki bend.

I’m just shy of 48 and my bar of choice is 997 Renthal’s. I’ve been running the same bars on various bikes for a very long time. Gives a neutral feeling just completes the cockpit/rider triangle perfectly for my size. (5’6) current ride WR250F

Oooh i like your style