Quote from: bander72 on April 18, 2017, 01:50:55 AMRemember you wont be the same athletically wise and you probably going for more than 7 cm so that is defitnely true. They would pick off your legs in each fight.
yea my muscle/skin/nerve barriers will be too stretched to take kicks
Quote from: bander72 on April 18, 2017, 01:50:55 AMRemember you wont be the same athletically wise and you probably going for more than 7 cm so that is defitnely true. They would pick off your legs in each fight.
What do you mean by pick off your leg? do you mean he will easily injured because he did the surgery?
Quote from: The Kaiser on April 18, 2017, 10:13:30 PMWhat do you mean by pick off your leg? do you mean he will easily injured because he did the surgery?
yes thats what he meant. however, guichet says that the new bone will be as good as the original pre-ll bone
Quote from: 0184946 on April 19, 2017, 12:25:44 AMyes thats what he meant. however, guichet says that the new bone will be as good as the original pre-ll bone
The new bone will be stronger, but the stretched unnatural force to the tissue will make it hard, About your case, i like MMA and i had fights before. I will tell you one thing its hard for us to leave things we love, but lets talk rationally, we cant compete after this crap surgery, not professionally at least, so think about practice it as fun if you did the surgery. I stopped myself and it was very hard for me to decide, Good luck.
There may be a way to minimise soft tissue lengthening by keeping lengthening under or at 20% of limb length and lengthening .5 to .6mm max a day and by stretching your soft tissue out for a few years. Still there will be a degree of soft tissue damage that may or may not be preventable. You might be able to take someone in the street but for MMA? I doubt so.
I did my tibias lengthening two years ago and i need much more time to fight.
you need 3 years as minimum.
Quote from: paco1 on April 20, 2017, 08:40:37 AMI did my tibias lengthening two years ago and i need much more time to fight.
you need 3 years as minimum.
Can you walk normally now and enjoy your life? what make you unable to fight now, can you describe it?
Quote from: cole slaws on April 20, 2017, 04:41:55 AMThere may be a way to minimise soft tissue lengthening by keeping lengthening under or at 20% of limb length and lengthening .5 to .6mm max a day and by stretching your soft tissue out for a few years. Still there will be a degree of soft tissue damage that may or may not be preventable. You might be able to take someone in the street but for MMA? I doubt so.
Wrong, and 0.5 mm for femur may face pre consolidation. Let us not lying to our-self
One major issue that will severely impact martial arts ability after LL
Lack of balance. I thought it was unique to me because of my achilles lengthening but it seems that almost everyone says the same thing. You lose a lot of your balance. I accidentally tripped yesterday and before LL I would have easily recovered, but not now. I stumbled and almost fell down. Gotta be more careful after LL
I"m walking somes days 4horas, 2 in the beach, and 2 in the afternoom with shoes.
I"m walking normally but i need more strength in my quads.
I feel my legs weakers to do others things.
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