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There is no way to prevent this. However, this means that you need to stretch out your left and right split. Doing this would normally take two months, but since you are already able to do your middle split, being able to do your left and right split should only take about a month. You should stretch your left split for 10 minutes, ond your right split for 10 as well.

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Q: Why when you are doing your left and right splits does your back leg turn into your middle splits how do you prevent this?
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