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bryanc · 01-31-2007, 07:45 PM

Oh, I didn't visualize it that way at all. When you invert your ankle, your knee inevitably goes outwards, especially if your knee is bent. Albeit, your hip does externally rotate, but I'm not sure I'd chalk that up to hip dysfunction.

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bryanc MudFud Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia Posts: 1,050 My Profile	Oh, I didn't visualize it that way at all. When you invert your ankle, your knee inevitably goes outwards, especially if your knee is bent. Albeit, your hip does externally rotate, but I'm not sure I'd chalk that up to hip dysfunction. __________________ Evidence-Based Fitness -- Critical Reviews of Fitness Research http://evidencebasedfitness.bl ogspot.com