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2008 Lumbar
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gained 2 cm - Alexei’s
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grew 2.8 cm- Juan’s
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grew 2 inches- Vulcrum’s
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July 14, 2004 – latest
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New pictures - how to sit with ankle weights |
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Juan’s
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By: Ryan Nguyen Cartilages grow, thicken, adapt, and remodel QUICKER than
bones For many months, I always thought that bones remodel quickly if you exert enormous stress on it such as exercising vigorously with ankle weights. Well, it is true that bones transform; however, it’s a very slow process. As you may already know, Juan (my partner) is a 37
year-old guy who has grown more than 2.8 cm in less than 3 months; since
starting the shin bone routine in March 2004.
Well, Juan temporarily stops the shin bone routine because he is
having a 2-week vacation in Juan’s trip in As a result, by continuously exercising, nurturing, and
nourishing your shin bone & cartilages, you might just transform
cartilages into real bones; and this process is called endochondral
ossification.
Below are some cool facts: Fact #1: Calcified
cartilage – cartilage in which granules of calcium phosphate and calcium
carbonate have been deposited in the interstitial substance Fact #2: The skeleton begins to form in the fetus while in utero. During this time it is made of cartilage and
fibrous structures that are shaped like bones. Over time these structures
transform into real bones when the cartilage is replaced with calcified bone matrix.
This remodeling and changing can happen due to the continuous activity of
bone forming cells called osteoblasts and the bone resorbing cells called osteoclasts.
The process of bone sculpting and resorbing allows
bones to respond to stress or injury by their ability to change their shape
size and density. Most bones are formed from cartilage
models and this process is called endochondral
ossification. Ossification literally means the development of
bone.
So, the one million dollar
question is, where and what part of the lower leg that cartilage growth
occurs? Juan's recent x-rays reveal that most of his cartilage growth occur between his shin bone and knee.. Presently, we're still investigating to see if cartilage growth really occurs between your shin bone and ankle. New pictures may be updated this Fall 2004
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Safety
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Kicking, biking, sleeping, or sitting with ankle weights is UNLIKELY to result in any damage in your knees, legs, ankle, or shin bone if you know how to take care of your legs & body. Safety
tips that you MUST follow for best cartilage and bone growth:
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Ryan’s &
Juan’s explanation – Why shin bone routine is safe |
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Explanation #1a: Take Michael Jordan for example.. this guy played basketball for
more than 20 years and he did everything.. and who
can count how many times he ran or jumped.. michael weighed 216 lbs.. imagine
every time he jumped and then landed to the ground with almost his entire 216
lb body weight pressing on his legs & knees to support his skeletal system..
he probably jumped more than 1,000,000 times over
the course of his career.. and what happens now? .. michael is still healthy &
his legs are still strong.. he cannot dribble, run,
or slam-dunk like before because his knees sometimes bothers him a little bit
.. but who gives a crap.. for
most of us, we're not gonna play vigorous
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Explanation #1b: For another instance, Shaquille Oneal weighs about 320 lbs. Imagine every time he slam-dunked and then landed to the ground with almost his entire 320 lb body weight pressing on his legs & knees to support his skeletal system. In comparison, sitting with heavy ankle weights (30 to 40
lb) is UNLIKELY to cause any damage in your knee, shin bone, and ankle. Why? because dangling
with 30 to 40 lb of ankle weights is NOTHING compared to a jumping exercise
such as hopping up & down and exerting your entire body weight on your
knees & legs. |
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Explanation #2: In another example, Lance Armstrong, the world’s #1 ranked bicyclist. This guy is very aggressive and who can count how many miles he bike over the course of his career.. In a major race, this Lance rides over 50 miles in over 5 hours .. he's exerting so much force & stress on his legs & knees.. so what's now? .. the guy is still healthy & his legs are unbelievably strong.. his shin bone & knee cartilage are good as new because he knows how to take care of himself.. from drinking lots & lots of water.. to taking glucosamine & other supplements to provide that lubrication between his joints & cartilages.. |
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RYAN NGUYEN
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Shin Bone Million Dollar Routine |
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Success/Failure – 10 tested
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Ryan’s profile & his 6-month research |
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Shock the |
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Fall & Winter 2004 Highlights |
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