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So, you’ve recently started to notice a few niggles going down….
Especially your knees.
It started in your gym classes and now it’s affecting your day to day - what’s going on?!?!
Well, I can tell you, it’s likely from one of the following;
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slantboardguyinstagram.comBig 3 = using a wall and doing
Straight-leg calf
Bent-knee calf
Tibialis
20 reps each is the basic I use in my Zero system
The calf raises are made easier by using 2 legs
The tibialis raise is made easier... See more
KneeOverToesGuyx.comHuge thanks to @hubermanlab for having my back on your recent podcast!
For anyone scared of knee over toes - I get it because I was, too.
It was the REGRESSIONS that got my knees out of the muck and gave me a new life, so I’ve attached a video here of the 4 main ones I used:... See more
KneeOverToesGuyx.comLandmine Hacksquats
This movement programmed for me by @devinpkelley, bridged the gap between all the single leg work I had been doing following my meniscus tear to finally being able to return to bilateral squatting.
For bilateral squatting I am referring to a quad dominant movement... See more
drweshendricksinstagram.comSome practices that may help knee pain! 🦵🦵
For more information, check out my friend Dr. Chris Raynor aka @stablekneez . Dr. Chris is a great surgeon, creative content creator, and all around good guy. He knows a LOT more than I do about this stuff. If you're interested, check him out!
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hybrid.calisthenicsinstagram.comHOW WELL CAN YOU REVERSE NORDIC RIGHT NOW??
The Reverse Nordic, or Bodyweight leg extension, is one of my favorite ways to lengthen the quads, hip flexors, and dorsiflexors.
Tight quads and hip flexors often contribute to knee pain, and tight dorsiflexors can impede adequate mobility through... See more
rishfitsinstagram.comThink of these movements as assets in your movement journey that can slowly be mastered overtime. It’s not you can elephant walk, or can’t elephant walk, or you can standing pancake, or can’t standing pancake - but it’s to what degree can you perform these movements at your own PAIN FREE level? Here are some additional... See more
atgforcoachesinstagram.com
1. ATG Split Squat
I’ve been training split squats on a weekly basis for three years. Like most people, I started with my front foot elevated.
As my hip flexors got stronger, I progressed to flat ground, and then I started adding load by using dumbbells and a... See more