I only have one leg and am trying to find a way to swim, will this work with one leg?
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I have never seen the monofin used with one leg. There are holes/cuffs for two feet. But I suppose anything is possible.
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No. You won't be able to screw the ball head onto the leg. Why would you want to when there are many monopods available some of which the 3 sides of the bottom can be splayed out to stabilize them.Clint
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I have normal human legs, so they don't work so well attached to my feet, but I would assume this works well with wooden round legs if that's the situation you are in. I would note that caution should be taken while walking through doors and low hanging entry ways as you might bump your head given the extra height you will now have.
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I've never tried to run with it, but here is the email address to help you get the answer your looking for. sale@swimovate.com & or website http://swimovate.com/usa
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These will definitely help, depending of course of how different lengths your legs are. My problem is that my scoliatic spine causes a natural lean towards one side. Working with my physical therapist, we determine that I need more than one set of these. I keep 4 in my left shoe and none in my right shoe.
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You can keep searching the web site for the side that you want. I found that they were not all in one place. I have just tried mine on the other foot, and it seemed fine. There is no apparent curve in the structure that would indicate right or left, perhaps it is in the inside bladder for the "air cast"portion. If you cannot locate the correct side, perhaps a call to customer service or easier....take the plunge and order one. It can be returned, but don't try it on with the dog around!
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This might work. I does challenge your balance some on two feet, but I find the challenge to be primarily with one foot. I would think a BOSU ball would most closely mimic a board.
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Yes one leg strap. and it is secure enough to repel with. You can modify it to your liking as well.
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Can't speak to off leash or swimming question. #2s don't seem to be an issue. My guy won't lift his leg while wearing it but squads just fine for 1 & 2.
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Sarah, It depends on your leg strength. Seems to me there is not enough movement going on when I use mine. I slip the device little higher on my thighs so I could feel muscles working. Hope this helps. Best of luck.
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Not sure. That's not what I have. I have an ordinary cast only partway up the shin. The opening is VERY tight, in order to keep water out, and I can barely stretch it over the cast.
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you're sitting and using core and thigh muscles; as previously answered, it also helps with posture. Balance may be another issue, unless one's balance is so bad, you'd have trouble sitting and pushing back and forward as required. For the "standing-on-one-leg" balance - doubt it. Great exercise, though.
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They are not specific for one foot. I use both of them for my right foot. Love them!!
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Per your question, I tried to operate this using only one hand and found it very difficult . I also have one made by Simmons (prosport ) that I can use with only one hand. Hope this is helpful.
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It might, but a better bet is the adjustable version of this product. A person with very short legs might have a problem with the non adjustable.
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I have one and it did matter. There is a difference, though by looking at it you may not notice, but for me the side metal/plastic parts rubbed in the wrong area's on my right leg. The one I bought was for the left side. Unfortunately they are designed for one side not both. But you can always try it and if their is no pain... but it won't work 100% optimally.
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Yes. One leg is adjustable. Place this leg with the adjusting knob on the low side and adjust until level.