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February 22nd, 2006
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| Immunes | Post; Knee InjuriesInevitably after a number of years service a good percentage of former soldiers carry the burden of suffering with bad knees and backs. I personally have issues with my left knee. Its always worse in the winter when the cold sets in. However, recently I've found out that knee pain can be caused by a muscle imbalance amongst the quadriceps. I've checked this out and I found some really useful information at: http://www.knee-pain-management.com/runners_knee.html Steve |
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February 23rd, 2006
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| Optio  | Great site! My left knee is also shot. Sounds as tho I will have to strenghten a few muscles.
__________________  Planning is something you do while you're doing something else. Quote by John Lennon  |
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February 23rd, 2006
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| Tribunus Laticlavius | Yeah, my left knee is less than I would prefer, but **** happens when you tear your ACL, good news is that today I just got the doctor's approval to do whatever the hell I want. so of course to celebrate I call the ROTC department at South Dakota State University it let them know my doctor cleared me and to set up a meeting to discuss enrolling in the ROTC program next year. As for the cold weather problems, I think that is more of an issue of a lack of muscle and insulation because I had that problem this winter which was something new for me.
__________________ Please note that 98% of what I say is my opinion and/or my "version" of the facts. Most of what I say is rumor with little to no evidence to back it up, just something I picked up somewhere. My City |
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