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Lopsided Legs?!

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  1. Hey, alright, so I have this horrible problem. I can ride one-footed
    and idle, and even idle back and forth while shifting my weight so I
    can stay in one spot but basically do "degree" idle rolls to the right
    until I'm 90, 180, even 360 degrees around (and can keep going).

    Problem is, I can only do all of this stuff with my right leg. I can
    only static-mount a giraffe with my left leg; can't ride one-footed
    with my left as my right foot can barely leave the pedal, and while
    idling is alright with the left, I can't rock back and forth with ease,
    nor shift my weight very well so I'm idle-rolling to the left side.

    Is this normal? I know there's talk about "the dominant leg/foot", but
    I'm curious to know if it will continue to be as such, or if it's just
    a matter of putting the left leg to more use? I don't want lopsided
    legs!

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