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Old 08-17-2011, 10:04 AM #7
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I wasn't suggesting you hyperextend on purpose. The body is an amazing thing and will accommodate and adjust for weaknesses by balancing itself in any way possible.
Right. I'm starting to understand the distinction. I thought my knees were just giving way, but now I am considering the possibility that the hyperextension is compensatory. This is very helpful.

I suppose I will consider PT. Getting to a regular appointment will take so much of my energy, that I will have to be convinced that there's a reasonable chance it will help me. But maybe he can just see me a few times to give me some tips or something.

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