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Daily Mobility Exercises by Dr. Kelly Starrett › Forums › General › Circus Acrobat needs help
Tagged: ankles, gymnastics, hips, squatting
Hey all,
Wonder if you can help me, i’m having some lower back pain when squatting. I wanted to get a form check to make sure I wasn’t doing anything obviously wrong. I know I’m lacking mobility in my ankles, not terribly but it’s something I’m working on. I’ve improved anterior hip stiffness a lot over the last year or so.
I’ve included two videos, one video of my front squat and other of us training. I get no pain anymore during our circus skills training, through a combination of gaining mobility and mainly in correcting motor control/patterning faults. Any type of weightlifting squat annoys my lower back though, the spinal erectors either side of my lumbar spine are the first things to get tired and get tight while I’m working. Then I get a dull ache in my spine a couple hours after, which is normally resolved with lying down or getting it to ‘pop’.
It’s really annoying me as I wanna squat!
Front Squat: http://youtu.be/1CcTYQmlArc
Circus Technique: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_mb46QkI5E
Any help or advice about form or technique would be super appreciated!
Thanks!