Could be femoral retroversion, tight hip external rotators (glutes), tibial

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Jul 29, 2015
9:00:24pm

byu1

Could be femoral retroversion, tight hip external rotators (glutes), tibial

Torsion, acetabulur retroversion, or any number of things. Is it structural or contractile tissue? We need more info to know.

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Originally posted on Jul 29, 2015 at 9:00:24pm

Message modified by byu1 on Jul 29, 2015 at 9:07:38pm

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byu1

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A question for PTs, orthopedic surgeons or excercise science dudes....when in my

7/29/15 7:42pm

Rub oil on your feet and tie them together every night like you would

7/29/15 7:46pm

Thank you. You are obviously quite knowledgable and experienced in the art of

7/29/15 7:51pm

In seriousness, my wife is a PT and I'd be happy to ask her when she gets home

7/29/15 7:57pm

Look up stretches for your tensor fascia lata and IT band.

7/29/15 8:07pm

Probably not VL, and ITB/TFL won't cause a signif 30 degree ER alone

byu1

7/29/15 9:09pm

I actually entirely misread the post.

7/29/15 9:23pm

Could be femoral retroversion, tight hip external rotators (glutes), tibial

byu1

7/29/15 9:00pm

This ^^^^^^^^^

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7/29/15 10:21pm

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