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![]() | I haven’t been able to train as hard as I use to. It’s driving me nuts. Do any of you have a history of knee injuries? Do any of you have any suggestion on how to heal and protect the knee? My doctors tells me to stop using it – which I guess is typical of any doctor. I don’t want to give up Martial Arts – but I don’t want to be a cripple either. I would appreciate some advice. JK |
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![]() | i don't know how much it will help, but in my dojo, we do a little excercise that preserves the knees. Place your hands on your knees and bend your knees slightly. placing your upper-body weight upon your hands, use the weight to rotate your knees clockwise and counterclockwise (about ten times each direction), and then bend them and sit on your heels. Immediately stand back up to the knees-bent position and repeat the motion three or four times. Repeat the whole cycle three or four times or until your knees feel better. I hope it helps... |
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