Hi
I had about 10 cm (for a longer time) left to a full side split before I found out about stadion.com and your stretching methods.After only 3 weeks of following your advices from Secrets of Stretching and Stretching Scientifically, I got down to about 3-5 cm.So first of all thanks for your work
So far so good.. now my problem are my knees.I get some knee pain when doing isometric stretching in this deep position the day after.I don't get sore from isometric stretching, so I thought my muscles are strong enough.(I'm doing martial arts since several years including deep stances and so on).Only my knees...
I've read in your book, that I have to strengthen the muscles to stabilize my weak knees.
Now my question is, is it okay to continue the isometrics besides the strength exercises?
Might sound stupid to you but it doesnt really hurt that much, more like a light pain and I don't really want to stop the exercises if not necessary.
Thanks.
By the way, forgive me my english.It's my second language
EDIT :
Sorry, sounded like my question is only directed to Mr.Kurz
Of course everyone is welcome to answer.Probably some others here with this problem? weak knees?
knee problems / isometrics
Post questions and tips on making your stretches or your whole flexibility training most effective.
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