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Angus Brooks
Posted: 2010-07-12 05:07:22
Hi pin head,

I had all my ligaments inside my left knee replaced with my hamstring tendons, when the doc was carrying out the operation he found that the hamstring tendons in my left leg were not strong enough and had to take a graft from my other leg.

Two years - im back at muay thai and feeling alot more powerful than before. Ease yourself into training. walking to start then light weight work on legs and conditioning to build up the muscles around the knee, gentle running and build up till you fell confident to take on bigger challenges!

No time at all you'l feel great and be training better than before!

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