I've been plagued with tight IT band/snapping hip syndrome for the last 6 months. I had to miss xc season because of this. track season has already started should I go back to running? Also I've been in physical therapy for the last 6 months. When I run it feels like my injured leg (right) something is missing like a muscle or it feels weaker. I've had an MRI and X-Ray done on it and on the MRI they found a little bubble. Should I go back to running?
@LuckytheAsian sorry to hear about your problems--injuries can be very frustrating. Without evaluating you I cannot give full recommendations. However, we believe that most injuries can be healed by first controlling pain/inflammation, then getting full joint and tissue mobility (where this stretch REALLY helps), followed by strengthening and return to function. Good luck!
@Football0Lover Great question. It is common for people with a lot of tightness and/or irritation to the bursa (cushion on the lateral side of the knee) to experience this. I recommend stretching up to the first point of pain but not beyond it, and taking a walk break in between rounds of stretching. The pain should decrease after 10-14 days of consistent stretching.
Ah, I see...just like the Ober test for tight IT, but as a self-stretch. I dig it.
dangerousdaria1 1 day ago
Wow, this works great! Thank you so much:)
Rexinathatsme 1 week ago
@Rexinathatsme Thank you! We're glad you enjoy this stretch--stay tuned for many more.
Heeluxe 1 week ago
I've been plagued with tight IT band/snapping hip syndrome for the last 6 months. I had to miss xc season because of this. track season has already started should I go back to running? Also I've been in physical therapy for the last 6 months. When I run it feels like my injured leg (right) something is missing like a muscle or it feels weaker. I've had an MRI and X-Ray done on it and on the MRI they found a little bubble. Should I go back to running?
LuckytheAsian 1 week ago
@LuckytheAsian sorry to hear about your problems--injuries can be very frustrating. Without evaluating you I cannot give full recommendations. However, we believe that most injuries can be healed by first controlling pain/inflammation, then getting full joint and tissue mobility (where this stretch REALLY helps), followed by strengthening and return to function. Good luck!
Heeluxe 1 week ago
This really hurts in the side of my knee? Am I doing it wrong or is that normal? :)
Football0Lover 2 weeks ago
@Football0Lover Great question. It is common for people with a lot of tightness and/or irritation to the bursa (cushion on the lateral side of the knee) to experience this. I recommend stretching up to the first point of pain but not beyond it, and taking a walk break in between rounds of stretching. The pain should decrease after 10-14 days of consistent stretching.
Heeluxe 2 weeks ago
Great stretch! Only trouble is keeping the hips from rolling back!
jhenson1992 3 weeks ago
This is a great stretch. Highly recommended.
forrestockton 1 month ago
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nepstercar02 1 month ago
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kariido1 1 month ago 10
Great Stretch! Thank you!
joker7072000 2 months ago