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500 LB leg press, machines has kg and pound equivalent
Limb lengthening with Fitbone
Latest x-rays:
http://imgur.com/a/PZ5px
It seems like good consolidation.
Only a bit worried about the size of the bone, seems a bit too big. (5.6 cm in diameter)
Wow. I don't know if this good or bad. Why don't you ask your doctor?
I guess all the weight training boosted bone growth?
Dr. Monegal says I can be very happy.
Training: I actually train very little, only around 30 minutes per day. I think this is far less than average, right?
I hear most people train like 1-2 hours per day, right?
Doing some jumps in Regent's Park, London:
good recovery but you just made 5cm
but I'm happy for you, enjoy
Is it normal that the bone becomes so thick, and non-uniform after consolidation? It takes away space for the muscles, and the skin, doesn't it?
Quote from: LLprime2 on July 19, 2017, 04:52:13 PMIs it normal that the bone becomes so thick, and non-uniform after consolidation? It takes away space for the muscles, and the skin, doesn't it?
Yes this is normal even in non LL bone breaks. The body forms a callus to protect itself from future breaks.
Quote from: helloworld on July 19, 2017, 10:47:49 AMDoing some jumps in Regent's Park, London:
Is that how you jumped before LL? The form looks kind of funny. Did you change the way you jump to accommidate for comfort or new biomechanics?
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