Old 09-07-23, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha

That said, dual PMs have got to be useful for working on real congenital asymmetries, bad habits, and injuries. I ride occasionally with a guy who might benefit. I can barely stand to watch what he does with his left ankle.
Yeah, similar. There's one guy I ride with who always has his entire torso a bit twisted to the left when he rides. Even though this is only evident on the bike (he walks straight), I hesitate to bring it up b/c maybe he has some injury or deformity and it's not just a question of poor posture. But those aside, I'm sure his power values are highly asymmetric.

Your ankle guy might also have an underlying health reason.
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