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Originally Posted by mr goodcat  must i? because it hasnt really been working out for me lately. i felt the strain because i was pivoting weirdly. as i said before, a side kick is different with everyone and i will tell you why, simply because those who develope their own unique styles of doing a side kick created a way to ''fully express themselves maximally and efficiently'' they arent doing it because some whacked out doctrine said to, or because it is the ''permitted'' way of doing it, but they came to understand themselves through the efficiency of their own self-expression of their kicking. unless theres an entirely new race of humans on earth that are structured differently, there cant be any different way of fighting(BL) |
LOL! I am not arguing personal style with you. I am thinking of biomechanics. Think Baseball. The player has a little twitch somewhere, so he changes a little thing and his whole game falls appart or worse he gets seriously hurt.
You adjusted your technique to avoid the pull...not seeing what you are doing, I only caution you that you might get more than you bargained for.
Since you hvae no instructor, videotape your session and watch it, maybe you can tell that way what you are doing.
Maybe you did it wrong when you pulled your muscle...but you really ought to give the muscle time to heal while it is only a little twinge. A couple of days with an icepack and some Iboprofene...before you really tear it and then you'll be out much longer.