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BAM!
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Location: New Brunswick, NJ
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Ive been practicing the side split and although i have gained considerable flexibility, i now get pain and/or this weird clicking in my hips when i go down too far. Does anyone know what this is caused by or if it will go away once i get a full split? Its affecting my excercises (like leg lifts) where i move my legs in a wide range of motion.
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Cheat 180 FTW
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it will probably never go away, welcome to the club.
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There are some good hip exercises which will stop this. It's normally caused by your hips being too flexible for the muscles around the joint. The clicking can be stopped by strengthening the muscles in most cases.
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angry mormon
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Location: Utah, united states
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how do you streghnthen those muscles?
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Be all you can be
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I have clicking sounds when I do sidelifts.
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Someone told me that squats, lunges and pilates can tighten the hip joint to prevent clicks, I never tested that theory.
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BAM!
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Location: New Brunswick, NJ
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Age: 20
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thanks for the suggestions guys
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Member
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become a one-man-band.
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Feel the Burn of Sun Bed
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Location: England
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Age: 23
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Arthritis?
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Dark Lord of Chaos
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Location: Toronto, Canada
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Age: 23
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Stronger muscles can stabilize a joint to prevent injuries, but what about instability causes clicking?
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