I've been doing this for 1.5 years now, and it's helped me get rid of patellar tendinitis in both knees. It's also helped my tight hamstrings a great deal which is a benefit I was not expecting.
Shearing = tendency of forces to deform surfaces by sliding one section against another.
I wish that I had the space to explain this, and for you to see the significant crepitus in the athletes Ive examined. I've seen the osteoarthritic degeneration/chondromalacia in their knees when they are older! Knee cartilage does not grow back (!) and is unsuited for the high compressive loads and frictional/shearing forces with repetitive overuse, and/or faulty biomechanics/muscle imbalances!
Transverse is a faggot plane.
IFknHateUTube 5 months ago
I've been doing this for 1.5 years now, and it's helped me get rid of patellar tendinitis in both knees. It's also helped my tight hamstrings a great deal which is a benefit I was not expecting.
jlemoo2 1 year ago
Hey Jude don't make it bad.
Took your good knee, and made it worse.
Remember twenty years from now,
You'll need a knee replacement to make it better, better, better, better, oh...
MrPaulmccartney1964 2 years ago
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robobrien111 2 years ago
Shearing = tendency of forces to deform surfaces by sliding one section against another.
I wish that I had the space to explain this, and for you to see the significant crepitus in the athletes Ive examined. I've seen the osteoarthritic degeneration/chondromalacia in their knees when they are older! Knee cartilage does not grow back (!) and is unsuited for the high compressive loads and frictional/shearing forces with repetitive overuse, and/or faulty biomechanics/muscle imbalances!
robobrien111 2 years ago
I would not perform any lunges due to the increased shearing force on the knees!
robobrien111 2 years ago
Thanks Jay! Usefull and very good demo!
give us more ...Please!
MAPeneva 2 years ago