Lower leg

jgsi
jgsi Posts: 5,062
edited April 2012 in Training, fitness and health
My right calf is 1 cm larger circumference at widest point than left calf.
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Snow in April.. this is weirder

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  • amaferanga
    amaferanga Posts: 6,789
    Do you really have nothing more important to worry about than the diameter of your calf muscles?

    Anyway, you know the answer - you need to get to the gym and do some strength work on your left calf :wink:
    More problems but still living....
  • Slack
    Slack Posts: 326
    Crikey, I can that see that from here! You better get a cosmetic implant installed to pad it out :lol:
    Plymouthsteve for councillor!!
  • roddixon
    roddixon Posts: 100
    JGSI wrote:
    My right calf is 1 cm larger circumference at widest point than left calf.?
    Is it red and painful when you press it? Its not much of a circumference difference but an isolated swollen leg can be a sign of a deep vein thrombosis. Have you been on a flight recently? Spent a lot of time without moving your legs (cast etc.)?
  • jgsi
    jgsi Posts: 5,062
    Rather the opposite after Sundays race... cheers though.
    48 hour discomfort eased and was able to turbo session last night.
    Does anyone rate compression socks for post race recovery?
  • Alex_Simmons/RST
    Alex_Simmons/RST Posts: 4,161
    My right calf is infinitely larger than my left. Although my right thigh is only 10cm larger circumference than my left.
    RST Sport : Coaching - Training Plans - Powermeters -- My blog -- AeroCoach Australia
  • jgsi
    jgsi Posts: 5,062
    ok, I will consider myself reprimanded and will not forget to stretch the next time :wink:

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