Ex: light knee popping/cracking sounds without pain when you move your knee? Knees feel more tender than when I was younger but there is no pain
Is this a reason to deny you from doing LL?
I'm 18, haven't even had the surgery and my knees do that lmfao
Yeah hm.. I wonder. The thought crossing my mind is this:
1. Would a doctor deny someone from doing LL?
2. But is it actually a problem?
3. Should one mention it to the doctor? Or not? Or will this come back to bite someone (blame patient, not do a service for free because the doctor will feel annoyed the patient didn't mention it)
I have noticed I don't really get the popping after I do more exercise, its usually like a light pop without pain when I first move my knees after not having moved after a while
I don't think it should be a problem but do mention it just to be extra safe ! 
Quote from: SpeedDialer on October 11, 2021, 06:13:21 AMEx: light knee popping/cracking sounds without pain when you move your knee? Knees feel more tender than when I was younger but there is no pain
Is this a reason to deny you from doing LL?
I don't think cracking joints would prevent you from doing LL if you've already put it in your mind 
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