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Thanks i think il be buying the little battle star then. I’ve got a supernova on the way, going to take a while to be shipped over though
any word when supernovas will be back again
I have done quite a bit of tib work too. I’m working on hitting the plantar facia as i sometimes get pain on the bottom of my left foot during squats, i always do work some daily on my hips hamstrings and quads and calves, Couch stretch, smashing etc. my left ankle also looks a bit puffier than the right. i assume thats scar tissue from past strains ? so I’ve just started voodo ing the ankle
i also have an impingement and I’ve done a ton of banded distraction which doesn’t seem to help clear the impingement at all. I’ve smashed my calves quite a lot bone sawing it and done lots of heel cord voodoo tack and floss, but that impingement and block just won’t go away, any ideas?
Would more band tension be the help, I’m not the strongest, but I’ve squatted 550. kelly always says about powerlifters needing more tension on banded mobs?
i know i have a longer right leg and, my hip flexors are 5 times more tight on the right side and generally that sides hamstring is tighter too, i also end up squatting deeper on one side.
I think that the restriction is coming from my left ankle not allowing my knee to get out as far as the right and then the right knee goes out more and i end up sitting deeper on that side. does this sound plausible ?
generally it will go away as the session moves on, could it just be simply a lack of warm up
yeah my hip mobility is pretty decent, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85RZNwlYm6A (heres my squat) but i need to turn my feet out a bit for the them to feel well grounded and stable
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hc-zDlRqoyo Here is what my squat looks like