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My left leg shakes when i do squats on one leg. my right leg does not. is this a sign of clinical weakness in the left leg?
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Dominance: You are probably just noticing that one leg is "dominant." This means that you likely use your right leg a bit more than your right... and it is probably a bit stronger, yes. Just keep training, and you will even them out.
Answered 12/19/2014
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