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Is there something wrong with only feeling the "burn" in one leg during exercise?

I was doing some leg exercises on my back a while ago, and could only feel it in one leg? Is that bad? Will only one leg get stronger?
I’m in middle school. So no gym memberships or anything. I just want to know why my leg doesn’t feel anything when do the bicycle, ect.

It could be that one leg gained a slight amount of more muscle than the other leg. Try to stretch more before doing your work out and try to switch up machines. http://glycocarn.com/ may also help you with muscle recovery and evening out the "burn" in both legs.

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2 Responses to “Is there something wrong with only feeling the "burn" in one leg during exercise?”

  1. Jo Says:
    June 17th, 2010 at 2:58 am

    one leg is not getting the same exercise as the other leg
    References :

  2. Ricky Says:
    June 17th, 2010 at 3:38 am

    It could be that one leg gained a slight amount of more muscle than the other leg. Try to stretch more before doing your work out and try to switch up machines. http://glycocarn.com/ may also help you with muscle recovery and evening out the "burn" in both legs.
    References :
    http://glycocarn.com/

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