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Can I relearn how to walk at 2(...) No.77589182
Can I relearn how to walk at 25 years old  No.77589182 Archived
Ever since I started going to the gym i have become more self conscious about how fucked up my legs and knees are…i guess its either related to my height i was already 6ft tall at 14 and now im 6’6 or I didn’t even learn how to properly walk from the start…. Is there anyway to fix my knocked knees that doesn’t involve surgeries I feel like it’s starting to hinder my leg gains and I don’t wanna be sixty years old complaining about something i could have probably fixed in my twenties
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Well how do you currently walk?
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