feel (one's) legs

To be able to use one's legs, as by standing or walking. I had a hard time feeling my legs after such a long flight. You've been in a cast for weeks, so don't be surprised if it takes you some time to feel your legs. Hang on, my foot fell asleep. Give me a minute to feel my legs again!

feel (or find) your legs

become able to stand or walk.

See also: feel, leg

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"It started really well then pre-season knocked him down, you really feel your legs, but we are super positive about him.

Brewster 'knocked down' by pre-season

I replied: "Thanks - but what do you do if you're so scared you can't feel your legs?"

ROBBIE'S STORY OF THE WEEK.

AFTER TOUR BURNOUT SETS IN (about two weeks), you can't feel your legs, you've had 10 hours of sleep a week, you have no idea what time it is, what day it is or what city you're in.

Have a go!

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