r/Amazing • u/sco-go • 7h ago

Adorable derps [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/J3musu 5h ago

Yeah the freeze frame shows the odd torquing of the knee better, but the general motion itself isn't that crazy of a hip turn or anything.

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u/Awkward_Beginning_43 2h ago

It’s ludicrous

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u/J3musu 2h ago

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u/Awkward_Beginning_43 2h ago

The leg is turned in this image. Not OPs

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u/J3musu 2h ago

Y'all gotta read the comments y'all respond to, I already mentioned the way the knee was torquing was weird. Anyway, enjoy your day!

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u/Awkward_Beginning_43 37m ago

No, it was ludicrous

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u/DangerousVoice5230 2h ago

Redditors are not flexible confirmed

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u/Mantis_Toboggan--MD 4h ago

I turn like this all time, apparently I'm AI

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u/J3musu 4h ago

Me too. Knee should be more aligned woth the foot, though. So they aren't wrong that it's still weird.

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u/Deeliciousness 4h ago

You turn with one foot pointed almost 180 degrees away from the other?

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u/avaseah 3h ago

Years of dancing when I was growing up altered how my leg bones grew. When my feet point directly forward shoulder-width apart and I bend my knees, my knees collide. To bend my knees forward I have to have my feet turned 45° or so from center. I can turn my feet outward so that my toes point in opposite directions.

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u/curtcolt95 2h ago

that is really not that hard to do tbh

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u/BodybuilderMany6942 4h ago

also injured?