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16-11.-2007, 04:32 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Bryans Road Maryland
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Re: One Leg slightly longer than the other
Thanks for the info LeDomestique and Oruboris. I think I will just forget the issue is there. I'm not having any pains and I did not know that there was a diffrence in my leg length until recently, which pretty much means that my body has adjusted to the diffrence.
So I have now convinced myself to stop freaking out about it and just forget it. Making any adjustments to my shoes or cleats will most likely only cause me some pains that I don't have at present.
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