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dde7b2  No.134059

My left knee has been bugging me for a few days now, but my right knee is completely fine. Is it possible that during my last squat session that I used my left leg more than my right one?

86a7be  No.134060

Your muscles heal faster than joint tissues. Tendons, ligaments, and cartilage are whiter and receive less blood flow, so they are more sensitive to irregularities in nutrition and anabolic hormones. Your body can't keep up with your current program, diet, or lifestyle. I was developing chronic joint issues before I stopped eating polyunsaturated fats, but now everything is limber and pain-free. I was concerned I had permanently worn down my hip joint, but nearly everything heals if given the right circumstance. The key—I think—is to speed up every aspect of metabolism—not just muscle recovery—in order to keep joints healthy and resilient, and the thyroid is one of the main regulators of whole body metabolism.

Niacinamide cures a little bit of everything. Shining red light or sunlight directly on the knees may accelerate recovery by a lot. Light weight used to create a pump can bring instant relief (until the pump goes away). It could just be an acute injury—not chronic—but this is how the chronic issues start.


7acb32  No.134061

I'm a big believer in neoprene knee sleeves. 7mm name brand doesn't matter. Do measure your knee as the listing tells you to. Fit is everything.


ed7965  No.134062

Strengthen the core, back and neck. Your bioelectricity is sourced in the core. You require a good connection between this battery and your brain through the spine, so strengthen that shit.

>>134060

This anon is talking about boosting metabolism, which you will definitely increase by increasing the strength of the core, neck and spine. Thyroid is in the neck right? The weak point between the guts and brain -> strengthen the connection between the guts and brain and you'll not have these problems or know why they happen. Your head should melt into your body like a gorilla or rhino.

I read about a person with osteoarthritis in their whole body that they solved by strengthening their core. It was an article about training like you're meant to and fitness after 50.


691352  No.134087

Sounds to me like you just strained a joint nothing to be worried about but you should take it a little bit easy for a few days.

First things first check your form, bad form is one of the top causes of injury. Maybe if you usually lift very heavy try doing lower weight higher volume for a while. Also try doing your lifts more slowly not only will this help you concentrate on proper form but increasing TUT will help strengthen joints and ligaments.

Lastly make sure you're eating properly. Namely high quality protons and lots of veggies.


dde7b2  No.134100

OP here. I tried a few leg exercises, and most of them did not aggravate my knee until I tried leg extension. Leg extension made my knee hurt like a bitch, so I did some googling, and sure enough leg extension is apparently quite bad for your knees.

Source: https://www.t-nation.com/training/truth-about-leg-extensions

Thank you everyone for helping.


ed7965  No.134105

>>134100

The issue is that back squats, dead lifts, and back extensions all engage the glutes and hams but the quads don't get much engagement. Your front knee tendons are shit from not being trained, despite having some sympathetic strength gains stabilizing the glutes and hams. You have to do more front squats and sissy squats before you load 200 on leg extensions and go HAM.


d0c7cf  No.134116

>>134105

not this guy but are goblet squats as functional as sissy squats, or is the sissy squat the go-to?

I already do back squat, front squat, and goblet squat, despite hating front squat with a passion


d433b2  No.134165

File: 96da06c0c3c66e7⋯.jpg (639.66 KB, 800x800, 1:1, downloadfile-1.jpg)

I banged my right knee on my computer and now it's got the megahurtz. Should I make a separate thread or is a left knee thread okay?


ed7965  No.134175

>>134116

Sissy squats stretch the quad more, as well as exercising the hip flexors which are in sore need of it, so it would be better.


b56e76  No.134221

File: fb123921ba43e07⋯.png (1.84 KB, 408x175, 408:175, hm8n8o9o.png)

>>134175

thanks

polite sage




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