--- In Poweriser_Jumping_Stilts@yahoogroups.com, "Marlene Landreth"
<cuzimblond@a...> wrote:
> Hi, I bought my powerisers a couple of weeks ago, and I am
really thrilled with them
>
> The Problem
>
> But I'm haveing a bit of trouble with the left one. When I
run, walk, or jump on it, the top of it(the adjustable knee cap part)
will push against the inside of my knee. With the right one when I
bounce on one foot, it pretty much pushes up nice and verticle, not
to the left or the right, or if you will, to the outside or the
inside. But when I bounce one footed on the left, it consistently
pushes against the inside of my knee, to the left, while I bounce
verticle.
>
> What I've tried
>
> I've switched springs, not left to right yet but, both 5070's
to 7090's. And the problem still presists
> I've also switched left to right the "diagonal under your foot
supporting piece" but the problem was still the same.
>
> Diagnosis < but this might not be the case
>
> the bottom of the poweriser, the rubber footed part that makes
contact with the ground is not lined up properly under the part of
the poweriser where your foot is strapped in at.
>
> Attempt at a diagram (this might not be what is happening)
> View of powerisers
from the rear(looking at the back of the powerisers)
>
>
K K <the knee cap
>
>
F F < place where your foot is strapped in at
>
>
R R <rubber foot that makes contact with the ground
> left
one right one
>

> not
inline inline
>
> If you have incountered this at all or something like it, and
have a suggestion as to what to do to correct it,, please write.
> OR if you simply have a suggestion please write.
>
> Much Thanks Superfrymaster
> (Ry)

Well since you have to bounce at the same time (with your feet) Im
sure its a very unnatural thing to do...you can be stronger on your
right leg?

Ive taken a few days off actually.. from risers since i injured my
back TRYING to front flip dam well knowing that I cant flip any how.
Im just too couragious friends say...idiotic I say but it could be
getting the left and right to play side by side...that could be
giving you that pull to the leg so often.