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- Jul 12, 2005 07:04
- Forum: Sudden Injuries
- Topic: Lower back pain after dynamic stretching - help
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Yes that picture demonstrates what you are talking about well. She looks young enough to get away with it though... maybe not in ten years time! It's interesting, if I remain upright and try and raise my front leg ie without leaning back, my flexability is practically non existant - I can only get a...
- Jul 11, 2005 08:10
- Forum: Sudden Injuries
- Topic: Lower back pain after dynamic stretching - help
- Replies: 21
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Yes it looks like the supporting leg is bent slightly but the body is upright. Something is obviously wrong if I am finding it this hard to do. As the DVD says, my back strength needs to be several steps ahead in order to do the stretching. I am going to work on my abs with crunches and reverse crun...
- Jul 08, 2005 06:00
- Forum: Sudden Injuries
- Topic: Lower back pain after dynamic stretching - help
- Replies: 21
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Thanks Kit, glad it is not just me who's had this problem. Generally my back is fine. I hurt it about 15 years ago and had a few phases of pain due to bad posture etc but for the last 5 or 10 years it's been ok except the odd bad week. As I said earlier in this post, I have trained in TKD for two ye...
- Jul 07, 2005 10:16
- Forum: Sudden Injuries
- Topic: Lower back pain after dynamic stretching - help
- Replies: 21
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Thanks. Yes, possibly the front leg was more a ballistic swing than a raise engaging the muscles in the hip/leg etc. I'll watch that. Could be the problem. OK, I will look at the DVD for some back strength exercises. I seem to remember the one where you lie on your front and lift your arms and legs ...
- Jul 07, 2005 09:21
- Forum: Sudden Injuries
- Topic: Lower back pain after dynamic stretching - help
- Replies: 21
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Thanks for the tips... I do the side raises exactly the same as a side kick basically, leaning to the opposite side slightly (iei not upright) with the kicking leg going slightly backwards as it raises, heel down. This really emulates how a real kick would be. It seems reasonably comfortable and see...
- Jul 07, 2005 08:03
- Forum: Sudden Injuries
- Topic: Lower back pain after dynamic stretching - help
- Replies: 21
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That's true - in reality, you would do what you could to escape in a self defence situation, a reverse hook kick to the head may not be the most practical technique!! It could be that my aerobic work out before the leg raises is not enough - after the joint rotations I do some push ups, sit ups and ...
- Jul 07, 2005 07:01
- Forum: Sudden Injuries
- Topic: Lower back pain after dynamic stretching - help
- Replies: 21
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I got the DVD and studied it carefullyand I still get the lower back pain?! I have been calming down the dynamic stretching to just my beforemy classes then just in the mornings, very gentle and light and not anything like the velocity I train at in the eve at my TKD classes. Just 8 reps on each leg...
- May 19, 2005 10:40
- Forum: Sudden Injuries
- Topic: Lower back pain after dynamic stretching - help
- Replies: 21
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- May 19, 2005 08:19
- Forum: Sudden Injuries
- Topic: Lower back pain after dynamic stretching - help
- Replies: 21
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Oh ok, thanks Dragon. Maybe I was trying too hard to stretch with the dynamic leg rises rather than just warm up. It may have been that yes. So the improvement in kicking height for example will be increased by isometrics ( after training in my case couple of times a week). The dynamics are just to ...
- May 18, 2005 09:04
- Forum: Sudden Injuries
- Topic: Lower back pain after dynamic stretching - help
- Replies: 21
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Lower back pain after dynamic stretching - help
I recently purchased Scientific Stretching and have been embarking on the twice a day dynamic stretching as reccomended. I have only been doing this for a week and have suffered from lower back pain twice for a few days and still have it today after excercises two days ago. I have now stopped. I sus...