Quote from: abo on April 14, 2015, 12:39:53 PMWhat can i say 
! i have broke my legs before and im perfectely fine 
!
but you didnt lengthen them.
kirk:)))
breaking a leg isn't the issue
i need to get my left leg rebroken to fix alignment... i will heal quickly
the issues start happening when you stretch the soft tissue.. breaking a leg is not the same as lengthening a leg
Quote from: crimsontide on April 14, 2015, 12:49:45 PMkirk:)))
breaking a leg isn't the issue
i need to get my left leg rebroken to fix alignment... i will heal quickly
the issues start happening when you stretch the soft tissue.. breaking a leg is not the same as lengthening a leg
Exactly.
You will never be like before.
yes... i think that... not as before
but after 1.5 to 2 years, should be normal,feel fine... walk fine, maybe run fine...but not the same abilities as before
You can probably get to 110% because your legs get longer so therefore stronger than before after you have recovered.
yyyyyyyyyeah... i dont think so
why a longer leg is a stronger leg... no idea
in fact its the exact opposite for soft tissue.. lengthening weakens them
i dont know why people delude themselves..... accept the positives about lengthening.... you get taller
thats about it actually, but its a big big plus
longer legs > bigger steps > which results for faster running.
But still it doesn't mean you will be faster of course it all depends on your recovering period.
anyway if you are not athlete you are not going to use your 100% anyway
My orthopaedic told me exactly what crimsontide is saying all the time.
Deepak Chopra, you are just being extremly unrealistic. Your soft tissue gets stretched out in an unnatural way and therfore gets weakened.
The next thing that will make 100% recovery very hard, is the fact that your biomechanics are changed by the lengthening.
Longer legs only result in better sportive performances if they are naturally long and not lengthened like it's the case for us.
Who cares anyways. It's not like you've ever been to your 100% in the first place, lol. Or even 50%. Seriously, reading all that noise about full recovery, you'd imagine everyone here is a professional athlete, a fking champion, preparing to take the world trophy or something. Get real.
no one here has been 50%???
really???
i think u need to look at diaries..... rgkey cant run... been almost 2 years
took sweden over 2 years to get to 80%
guy i know took 15 months to walk sort of normal
other diaries pretty much say the same... im not even mentioning the disasters.. but the average experience
to say it doesnt matter or only impacts athletes is a bit bizarre
rgkey still says he feels a bid odd... not talking about marathons here... but walking
after lengthening u can live a normal life again eventually... but people need to realize how long and hard this is...
after you lengthen, then consolidate.. you're still not nearly recovered, its just the beginning... this is the reality... its worth it but pople need to hear how hard this is...
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