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Topic	Date	User
Torn knee anterior cruciate	25-Sep-2007 At 5:40:55 PM	lost_wanderer
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The reason he says 12 months is that the graft takes that long to develop full strength.If you rupture your graft it is very difficult to repair.AS long as you are not climbing near your limit and do not fall off there is no reason not to do some climbing between 6 and 12 months.Also be careful heelhooking with the affected leg.Do the physio!Good luck

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