Learn to brace and wear a belt. More importantly, Leave your ego at the door and progressively overloaded. It’s a marathon not a race. A lot of guys want to lift heavy too soon too quick
Properly done Rack Pulls are a great exercise for your whole posterior chain, but I would like to see a trained physio talk more about back strength movements and especially warm ups.
I’ve been doing a lot of good mornings lately and it has helped my knee pain a lot which I think was due to my hips not being activated properly thus putting pressure on my knees since I was overcompensating for my weak hips. I’m def gonna try this one too.
I did this today and i could squat better! Also did some of the shoulder mobility exercises and any tightness in my rotator cuff decreased! Thanks Mr Squat University 😊
My only regret is that I wish I knew about squats earlier. I sprained my right knee back in 2014 unloading a container at our local port. the doctor said that it would never be the same again. It has always looked swollen ever since and would hurt everytime I moved too fast. Then mid January of this year, I started hitting the gym. long story short, I've never been so glad that I can run again😅
He took the time to give great info for people with knee pain and did it quickly; thank you so much for this I will begin today and try it for a week and see if I have progress. Great quick video💯🌹
I started doing these and was surprised how hard it was. Now I try to do 30 for each leg every day. I think it's also helped with my balance quite a bit.
Im surprised I could do a few reps easily. When I first started working out this was like a goal, but then I got to a gym and I forget about calisthenics. This made me so happy
Turkish get ups helped me greatly with my shoulder instability. I don't know if it's great to reinforce shoulders overall but many physio I've seen advised me this exercise.
Can you please explain what it is about this exercise that helps with knee pain? Is it strengthening the knees or the muscles in the glutes, hamstrings and quads?
I had knee pain last year, after sitting to much at my knees at work. (Carpenter). It felt like it was some fluid inside around the kneecap. I went to a Physiotherapist, he gave me this exercise. The exercise is strengthening the stability muscles in the knee and the ankel. And glutes, quads when you get higher. The exercise worked and I've been painfree for one year. 🇳🇴🇳🇴
Thanks lol. I started doing this on my own. Beginning phase of course. But I was laughing at my wobble and gave up till I seen your video. Back to it I go. Wish me luck
Years of knee pain, cant progress squats for shit, glute growth non existent... Doctors didnt help, physio didn't help, a personal trainer didmt help...Did this exercises and imidiatly saw improvement. Thank you so much you are changing lives
i dont know what's wrong in my left knee. over the decade, tried acupressure, orthopedic, physical therapy... nothing seems to help. Moreover, in my last leg day, during warm-up, i experience a really sharp lightening-like pain in my right knee cap while doing bodyweight squats. couldn't workout that day 😔. starting doing these touchdown squats hoping I'd get some benefits. really wish i could somehow fly all the way to you so you could treat my knees but sigh!
Would it be OK to do this if you are dealing with a cracking knee with a "history" of cartilage issues? I have started doing this for about a month and my left knee feels so much better, yet because of the cracking knees I don't know if I should continue. I don't feel pain, they just crack as if need lubrication. There are no good specialized doctors in my country and they have only recommended prostheses to my grandma and mom. I want to get rid of that "heritage shit" they say we have.
Hey Squat University! I was wondering if you could make a video about joint mobilization and joint mobillity routines for weight lifters for healthy and durable joints? I mean, i watch all your videos and shorts, and i want to avoid the problems these people have and have healthy joints and great mobility.
How does this work for older people that have Knee problems. Mine is generally in my left knee that hurts more readily but the right knee isn’t far behind.
Will this help with low grade knee osteoarthritis with someone who regularly experiences ilitobial band syndrome and patellar tendinitis because of osteoarthritis? I’m not a runner but I do want to get my impact cardio in every now and then. After maybe 2-3 days of running per week(with rest in between) I get ITBS and patellar tendinitis after about 3 weeks
I have a "weak knee", although it might be more accurate to state that it's the only bodypart that doesn't seem indestructible for most of the time. It's weaker because a handful of years ago, someone fell on it with their hip, dislocating my kneecap. I just got into fitness a little while ago, and while my legs (or maybe because of it) got a lot stronger, I have started noticing that knee more and more. I guess I'll start building towards a pistol squat whenever I'm hitting the legs from now on.
Can you help someone with a post operative head tilt? I’ve been walking around with my head on crooked sense I was a kid Had corrective surgery for strabismus They didn’t get it quite right I subconsciously tilt my head to maintain a parallel view of the horizon Due to this I developed thoracic outlet syndrome Had to surgically correct that too
Mee too😀 fixed my hip due to low side butt muscle as well
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You could also do lunches, stretch the shin and ankle, work on stretching your lower back and ham strings and improve mobility before you do semi pistol squats. Especially if you round your lower back. But in that case you might want to check if you have something called femoral retroversion. Maybe a wider stance with feet pointing outwards is better for you (don’t need to have straight forward facing feet when squatting, it depends on your anatomy. It can be improved and squatting on one leg with extremer retroversion is not advisable, you’ll be liable to injure your ankles and knees). Just talk with a pro actually, these are just some tips to keep in mind.
I do this to train my somehow Pistol Squats. I have a small balance problem though; At the very bottom part of the Pistol Squat I tend to fall backwards and go off-balance when I'm on my Left Leg, but when I do it on my Right Leg I balance just fine... What can I do to train this so I don't fall backwards when I'm at the bottom of my Pistol Squat?
Dude, this channel is a goldmine of great info. But I couldn't disagree more strongly with the single leg squat. I've done split squats ( similar movement) for the last couple years ( no gym) and credit THEM PRETTY MUCH EXCLUSIVELY for my right knee being trashed. Maybe the movements are different enough to make a difference. Maybe I'm an outlier. Maybe I pushed it too hard. All I KNOW is my knee aches everyday from it. PS- have had no gym the last couple years. Have squatted and leg pressed for 20 years prior.
I find these touchdown squats easier than ATG split squats. Not sure if the hip hinge is the reason, but I'm going to do these instead of split squats for now on. Maybe I was going too heavy too fast with the splits. Last week my one bad knee just said "Nope!" when I did splits. But I can do the touchdowns no problem. Just an idea...
If your knee is going over your toes you're straining your MCL. It's very dangerous. How this guy in the video did it? He will get injured after a while
Straight up. If you have sore knees you need knee wraps above all. Secondly you need to do proper warm ups for your heavy squats, I like to to a body weight 20 squats, 20kg, 60kg and then start my heavy for 100 then 120. MIND. YOUR. KNEES.