Meanings of dislocate a shoulder in English

Pick one up, and you'll dislocate a shoulder.

Offwidth climbing is exceptionally hard on your shoulders; chicken-wings are an easy way to dislocate a shoulder.

Pedro, who is joining Roma, is also unavailable after dislocating a shoulder.

On their approach, Jones fell into a crevasse, dislocating a shoulder and tearing both labrums.

The champion jockey-elect fractured an arm and dislocated a shoulder on the final day of Cheltenham.

He broke five ribs, an arm, dislocated a shoulder, and suffered some internal bleeding during the fall.

'It gave me blisters, took a toenail and dislocated a shoulder, so I wouldn't forget.

The midfielder - 30 tomorrow - dislocated a shoulder in yesterday's 6-0 Premiership defeat at Reading.

Quinlan suffered a dislocated a shoulder the day after his parents arrived in Adelaide while scoring the only try of the match.

Wood had actually dislocated a shoulder as far back as the '95 World Cup and, thereafter, always remained susceptible to trouble in that area.

Clinton Morrison dislocated a shoulder today and is unlikely to feature in the Republic of Ireland's upcoming Euro 2004 qualifiers against Georgia and Albania.

At last the club's treatment room seems to be clearing, although Mathieu Debuchy was readmitted after he dislocated a shoulder in hitting advertising hoardings.

Timothy Fosu-Mensah, 20, Fulham Dislocated a shoulder in September and is experiencing life at the bottom of the Premier League due to Fulham's struggles.