Movie - Femurs with Dr. Mahboubian 9/01/2019

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Another great video update, Movie!

Thanks very much also for showing us your workout routine as well. Must be even tougher doing those exercises with a mask on lol.

Anyways Movie, you are doing awesome!! I think everyone here who is wanting/hoping to someday be able to achieve/afford their dream of becoming taller "greatly" appreciates your post surgery updates and just the fact that you continue to stay part of this great community...

Keep up the great work brother, and "Thank you soooo much again!"

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Amazing results Movie! I've been following your progress for the last few months. Your proportions look really good especially for 8cm and you have incredible athleticism after going such a major lengthening on one segment.

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E Z: Yes I understand what you mean, and no I haven't felt my bones still being broken or not solid since about a month ago, I haven't had pains in my osteotomy site since about a month ago, I only feel discomfort in my hips and side of knees but mostly hips now where my screws are but that's just because, well there's screws there lol. other than that I feel my bones strong and I'd be confident to say consolidated to do anything now really.

deaddog: Thanks for the kind words bro! and I'll continue to do so and be part of this community that's helped myself get through this chapter of my life as well, hoping that I can help as well.

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Amazing progress at 9 months post op bro! The dedication and drive has definitely paid off. When are you planning on getting the rods removed?

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Very good progress i want ask how you feel Now i mean Comparison before the surgery how much 90% 80%....

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Alchemist: yeah bro definitely! It's paying off I'm happy about it. I'd say early 2021 I want to leave them in there for at least a year and a half to make sure I don't lose any height and to ensure they're strong enough to be on their own lol.

adam12828: Well I walk normal, jog about 60-70% there sprint maybe 60-70% as well... guys gotta remember I used to be very athletic I'd run 2 miles in under 12 minutes and sprinted pretty fast as well

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About the tendon release surgery what did the doctor told you about biceps femoris. It band. Did you meet an older patient

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Hi Movie! Have you already tried to play football again?
Anyway congratulations for your result! Did you have a short femur at the begin? It looks very natural, 8cm is a good goal

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no unfortunately I have not been able to play soccer since around late February due to an injury on my hip due to playing soccer and right after covid hit and my group of people who'd organize the pick up games haven't met up to play for safety.

but here are a few sprints I did last week: some warm ups some faster:

Warm up Sprint: https://imgur.com/a/GnNZPTE

Fastest Sprint of the day: https://imgur.com/a/5NMC4uR

Race Against my 50 Y/O Mom #1: https://imgur.com/a/UQ7k36P
#2 Went faster towards the end on this one Lol: https://imgur.com/a/l6UvrYT

I feel like my sprint speed is about 80% of what it used to be now and keeps improving, also I gained weight guys I'm bulking up and working out often I'm at 170LBs or so in the video so that could be why I'm a little slow too

does anyone know how much the stryde nails weight? I want to know how much weight it's adding to my body weight

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Top man - looking good bro! Will we ever see your face?!