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cyrex
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My right calf is about 20 inches relaxed and my left calf is 18 inches relaxed. This is a HUGE difference. I attribute this to 2 main things:
1) I destroyed my left knee, had it scoped and a new ACL put in it about 2.5 years ago.
2) My left leg is deformed a bit when I hold my femur/thigh in the natural straight position in front of my, my lower leg is bowed pretty bad and my foot points at about a 45 degree angle inward. My inner left calf is not very developed at all and I cannot flex it like I can with my right calf. I do have some nerve damage from the surgery and cannot feel a 2 square inch area around my patella so that may have something to do with my inability to flex my calf.
However I can do 1 legged leg press and extensions with my left leg just as well as with my right. The same goes for calf raises. Sometimes I can even do MORE with my left.
I'm looking to get some symmetry here between my legs. Any suggestions?
My right calf is about 20 inches relaxed and my left calf is 18 inches relaxed. This is a HUGE difference. I attribute this to 2 main things:
1) I destroyed my left knee, had it scoped and a new ACL put in it about 2.5 years ago.
2) My left leg is deformed a bit when I hold my femur/thigh in the natural straight position in front of my, my lower leg is bowed pretty bad and my foot points at about a 45 degree angle inward. My inner left calf is not very developed at all and I cannot flex it like I can with my right calf. I do have some nerve damage from the surgery and cannot feel a 2 square inch area around my patella so that may have something to do with my inability to flex my calf.
However I can do 1 legged leg press and extensions with my left leg just as well as with my right. The same goes for calf raises. Sometimes I can even do MORE with my left.
I'm looking to get some symmetry here between my legs. Any suggestions?
