Andy Stumpf

My right foot, though, and left ankle are pretty full of metal at the moment.

My right foot, I had 40 fractures over seven bones.

But the doctor said it was basically dust.

As in that's what was left of the bones?

That's the bones just all kind of crumbled together.

My foot was down, the bike landed on top of it.

And it was funny because my dad always said, he goes, dude...

He goes, you laid there like a little sissy at one of my crashes.

And he goes, how you feeling?

I was like, I'm okay.

He's like, well, take this as a good example.

When you hit the ground really, really hard,

Your body goes into not shock, but that like it always sucks.

And you don't know you're broken until you stand up.

And if you're broken, you fall back down.

And so the time I had 40 fractures through my foot, it was at X Games.

And I stood up and I actually felt the crumbling of my foot and I fell back down and I kind of smiled.

I was like, he was right.

You can always get back up.

So anyway, going up, my left wrist has a lot more than that guy.