Your Resource for Lockpicking Tips & Tricks
Hello Beauties! Welcome to the Bumpy Bones Locksport website! I created this website to document my journey in locksport and lock picking, and various resources that I feel will be useful to new lockpickers and those new in locksport. I am not a professional lockpicker or locksmith and have only been picking for a couple of years at this point and have fallen in love with the hobby of lockpicking. I currently have my Purple Belt in the Lock Pickers United Belt System.
Check out my YouTube channel and LPU Scorecard!
I created this channel to document my journey in locksport and lock picking. On my channel you will find tutorials, tips, and demonstrations to help you improve your skills.
Track my progress and achievements in the Lock Pickers United Belt System.
I am also physically disabled. I have a rare genetic disorder that forms benign tumors on the bones of my body called Multiple Hereditary Exostoses (MHE), but it does go by a bunch of other names as well (HME, Multiple Osteochondromas, Hereditary Multiple Osteochondromas). I was diagnosed with this condition when I was 4 and even though this is a hereditary condition, I'm the only one in my family who has it with a spontaneous mutation (So I'm a mutant!). This condition affects almost every joint in my body, and I often experience chronic pain, especially in my wrists and arms. Growing up I had yearly surgeries to remove tumors that were impacting my mobility, or to correct the way that the tumors were impacting my growth. For example, I had a tumor on my right forearm that was causing my forearm to bend abnormally (the Ulna was growing faster than the Radius), so when I was a kid, I had 3 surgeries to remove a section of the ulna, shortening it to straighten out my wrist. As a result of those surgeries, my right arm is a good 3-4 inches shorter than my left and I have a permanent radial head dislocation in my right elbow. I have had over 30 surgeries in my life so far because of this condition. To learn more about MHE, I highly recommending checking out my About MHE page!
It is my hope to share videos and resources on how I work around some of the difficulties that I can encounter with my condition in order to continue enjoying a hobby that I've fallen in love with.
This site is dedicated to helping enthusiasts learn the art of lockpicking through educational content and shared resources. Remember to always practice ethically and only on locks you own.