ShyShy - Internal femurs - Dr Guichet 2013

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Congrats on the huge success! I envy your position and hope in 9 months I am in the same boat!

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Congrats on the huge success! I envy your position and hope in 9 months I am in the same boat!

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Could you run 5 kilometers as quickly and easily as before surgery?

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Could you run 5 kilometers as quickly and easily as before surgery?

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Quote from: Tall on July 20, 2014, 11:00:33 PMCould you run 5 kilometers as quickly and easily as before surgery?
I do bodybuilding, n i don't feel like running 5km I think it would only be a question of stamina, IMO not hard to get back.

Quote from: Tall on July 20, 2014, 01:29:09 PMWhat awesome news to hear! Did your running speed come back 100% (or at least 99,999999%  )?
From my POV it's fully back. For fun, i did a 400m few days ago in ~ 55 sec. It's not fast, but i never been a sprinter n thats more or less what i could do before the surgery. Anyway, the most important for me is that i completely get back the feeling of explosiveness in my muscles.

Quote from: programdude on July 20, 2014, 04:19:42 PMCongrats on the huge success! I envy your position and hope in 9 months I am in the same boat!

I wish u the same or even better 

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Quote from: ShyShy on July 28, 2014, 04:49:23 PMFor fun, i did a 400m few days ago in ~ 55 sec. It's not fast, but i never been a sprinter n thats more or less what i could do before the surgery. Anyway, the most important for me is that i completely get back the feeling of explosiveness in my muscles.

THAT IS AWESOME!!! I'd say that 95% or more of people can't run 400m in 60 seconds or less.

Could you possibly post a video of you running the 400 meter or just sprinting? Posting running videos is the latest fad on LL forums these days 

And again, CONGRATULATIONS on your well-earned and truly inspirational recovery!

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Quote from: Tall on July 28, 2014, 07:26:24 PMTHAT IS AWESOME!!! I'd say that 95% or more of people can't run 400m in 60 seconds or less.
lol maybe if u count disabled, old n fat people 

Quote from: Tall on July 28, 2014, 07:26:24 PMCould you possibly post a video of you running the 400 meter or just sprinting? Posting running videos is the latest fad on LL forums these days 

I don't go oftenly to the stadium but next time i'll go i can record that.

Quote from: Tall on July 28, 2014, 07:26:24 PMAnd again, CONGRATULATIONS on your well-earned and truly inspirational recovery!
u r welcome 

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Quote from: ShyShy on July 31, 2014, 12:33:27 PMI don't go oftenly to the stadium but next time i'll go i can record that.

That would be awesome! Thank you so much! Also, would it bother you to post more proportions pictures of yourself, but in underwear, so that it's easier to tell without confusion where your torso ends and your femur begins? Femur to torso ratio is an area of concern for many of us, so the pics are really greatly appreciated!

Also, how is driving with longer femurs but arms of the same length as before surgery? Can you still comfortably sit in cars and/or planes now?

Cheers and take care!

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Quote from: Tall on August 04, 2014, 04:23:01 AMThat would be awesome! Thank you so much! Also, would it bother you to post more proportions pictures of yourself, but in underwear, so that it's easier to tell without confusion where your torso ends and your femur begins? Femur to torso ratio is an area of concern for many of us, so the pics are really greatly appreciated!

Also, how is driving with longer femurs but arms of the same length as before surgery? Can you still comfortably sit in cars and/or planes now?

Cheers and take care!

Honestly with all the videos n photos i posted (especially the one when i'm sitting), i think u should have a very good idea of what my proportions look like. Don't be too obssessed with proportions or your height neurosis will become a sort of proportions neurosis lol

For driving, i didn't even think about it. i guess that now i'm bending a bit more my legs when i sit in my car.

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X-rays ~10 months post-op

left leg



right leg