View Full Version : How can i get my flexibility back fast??
Caio_Birabaus
Dec-11-06, 02:04 PM
I practice for 2 years Kung fu... and parkour, tricks, for a short time.. but i stoped beacuase off school for 1 year.
I want to know if any1 can help me with fast flexibility back... any tip?? thxx anyway :wink:
burgerguy09
Dec-11-06, 03:29 PM
Uhhh... Stretching? Stretch alot, I guess. But do it properly!!!
shengoikee
Dec-11-06, 04:05 PM
fast isnt generally an option im afraid!
you shouldnt be in the habit of binge-stretching. stretch constantly! keep revising your programme. it'll benefit your tricking to no ends.
kristo
Dec-11-06, 05:52 PM
Just start stretching again. Start slower, and be patient, but trust me, it comes back a lot faster than it leaves...
NightHunter
Dec-11-06, 07:27 PM
I haven't stretched in ages, since I quit my last martial arts school in mid summer. My dynamic flexibility has realized almost no losses. I can still side kick to my shoulder height and perform all other kicks above my head, as I could during my MA peak, all with a minimal warmup. My static flexibility on the other hand is lacking(it always has, I freely admit I don't stretch nearly as much as I should), but I can get back to the same depth I had during the summer in a single 30 minute stretching session.
I'm not bragging, but just pointing out that it takes a very long time for flexibility to go away, and it comes back very quickly. I could quite likely be at my previous level of doing everything above cold in a week if I stretched. The OP can as well.
Caio_Birabaus
Dec-12-06, 12:28 AM
Thx guys i will strech everyday and wait to come back my old flexibility... im gonna start tricking in this summer (here the summer is now :tongue: )
Antoine
Dec-12-06, 10:58 AM
don't stretch
Wesker
Dec-12-06, 11:05 AM
I haven't stretched in ages, since I quit my last martial arts school in mid summer. My dynamic flexibility has realized almost no losses. I can still side kick to my shoulder height and perform all other kicks above my head, as I could during my MA peak, all with a minimal warmup. My static flexibility on the other hand is lacking(it always has, I freely admit I don't stretch nearly as much as I should), but I can get back to the same depth I had during the summer in a single 30 minute stretching session.
I'm not bragging, but just pointing out that it takes a very long time for flexibility to go away, and it comes back very quickly. I could quite likely be at my previous level of doing everything above cold in a week if I stretched. The OP can as well.
I feel quite the opposite.
I noticed only a small decrease in static flexibility during a period off almost no stretching at all. But my dynamic ROM had decreased immensly.
I haven't stretched in ages, since I quit my last martial arts school in mid summer. My dynamic flexibility has realized almost no losses. I can still side kick to my shoulder height and perform all other kicks above my head, as I could during my MA peak, all with a minimal warmup. My static flexibility on the other hand is lacking(it always has, I freely admit I don't stretch nearly as much as I should), but I can get back to the same depth I had during the summer in a single 30 minute stretching session.
I'm not bragging, but just pointing out that it takes a very long time for flexibility to go away, and it comes back very quickly. I could quite likely be at my previous level of doing everything above cold in a week if I stretched. The OP can as well.
Were you the one who got stuck in the splits?
NightHunter
Dec-12-06, 04:35 PM
Were you the one who got stuck in the splits?
That was a traumatic experience; I'd rather not discuss it.
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