by 
-NUNYA--
ANSWERS: 24
-
Pretty close, and about 10 years ago it was verrrrry close.
-
I did in high school
-
I have never been able to do the splits not even when I was younger and in shape.
-
No and trust me I tried stretching every day when I was young as I wanted to do ballet. +5
-
Yes I have and yes I can.
-
A long time ago, yes.
-
OMG !! I think I just hurt myself thinking about it !! LOL :)
-
When I was six years old I could. Now, now way.
-
I could when I was young and up til about 8 years ago, but I haven't tried one in a while and I don't want to; LOL!
-
Yes, and I can still do them two ways :)
-
Not the whole way.: )
-
yea i could at about 16-20...but havent tried for a while! so proly not now but damnit i am gonna make sure i can again! i cant be that far off
-
Never. Its painful just thinking about it.....LOL
-
Only Banana Splits NUNYA :) LOL!
-
I would be disabled for life if I tried to do that.
-
Heck no, the twins just wont let it happen!
-
When I was a teenager yes, I was a very keen gymnast and it didn't hurt a bit. In those days, I used to able to sit on the floor with legs wide open and lay my tummy on the floor and lie completely flat. Nowadays my tummy just hits the floor without me even trying... LOL
-
Oh, yes, Nunya! I was a cheerleader in highschool and we did the splits both ways, also pyramids, cartwheels, sommersaults, flips and more. Your question brings back happy memories, thanks!! :-))
-
yes, when i was younger i was able to do it all three ways without a problem. as i grew older i can only do them on the right and the left leg.
-
Yup, still can.
-
yupp. left right, and middle :]
-
Yes, I ran track and field, and part of my routine was to stay as flexible as possible. 🙂
-
I was able to do the splits when I was a child but then something happened along the way in my later years where I could not do the splits anymore. It’s probably to do with age.
-
never able
Amorphous Blob is thrilled to have hair 
Ice man 
- M.C.S. - Dave 
Jenny The Great ⭐ 
Shadow Of The Mind RELATED QUESTIONS
Copyright 2023, Wired Ivy, LLC