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And don't you forget it
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Location: Edmonton Alberta Canada
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Age: 24
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Ok, I know your probably sick of hearing side-split problems and all, but heres one more that maybe you guys can help with.
Ok, so I've been trying to get my side splits for a while now and i'm down to the last 6 inches. The problem comes in that, when I get to that point I dont feel a stretch anymore and it feels as if its a bone on bone thing. It hurts a bit, but nothing too bad. Is there any reason as to why this happens or anything I can do to remedy it? |
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And don't you forget it
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Location: Edmonton Alberta Canada
Posts: 282
Age: 24
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Nothing?
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Location: Calgary, Alberta
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Age: 23
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Its probably the same problem i have, and many others. It has to do with the orientation of your hips. I don't know much but essentially thats as far as your muscles let you, then your hips say no more. If i have it right there is nothing that can be done.
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yaarrr
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Location: Taipei, R.O.C.
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1. do you also feel no stretch when you bend to the side/each leg with your upper body?
2. do you have the same problem with bent knee splits? 3. I have a similar problem, but at a much earlier stage. About 30cm from the ground, my hips start to feel uncomfortable just as you described. I could go on and rip it open, but that hurts - even if I tilt the pelvis forward really hard, it still can hurt to do this. Therefore I do wide hip rotations before the side splits where they usually "crack out of their sockets" without any discomfort. Also front splits can do the job for me for a while now. |
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unfortunatly no IDDQD
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Location: Germany
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Age: 27
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just tilt your pelvis forward very much, or try to rotate your feet/knees backward. i mean dont let them point forward, let them point more to the ceiling.
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And don't you forget it
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Location: Edmonton Alberta Canada
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Age: 24
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2. Yup. 3. I can give that a try. I have almost complete front splits. Those are no big deal. |
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wet toast
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Location: west london
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Age: 21
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hey that happens to me i can do front splits liek no problem but its like my hips just wont let me do side splits they often get stuck in the joint and i often i have to pop them out of the joint hwere i hear a loud crack sound which is nasty and then it feels a lot looser i am guessin i must hav a genetic obnormality of the hip that prevents my from going past a certain range of motion cos all my other muscles are gettin much more flexible but nothin helps my hips what can i do
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personally i recommend some isometric ownage
that's if you're sure your hip position is correct. |
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