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21-07.-2004, 08:24 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
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Hamstrings, imbalanced
Just noticed that my left hamstring, at knee level is a lot more developed than the right one.
Both left and right lower and upper leg bones are within 2-3 mm of each other. The left orthorditic is built up a bit more than the right one to remove pronation on the left leg. There is no pain in kneecaps or hamstrings. I have read that having the seat too high will stress the hamstrings more than the kneecaps, but imbalanced? Anyone got any clues about what might be going on here? I do a fair bit of stretching. Thanks, davef |
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