Reply
Results 1 to 2 of 2
  1. #1
    Registered User blownVmax's Avatar
    Join Date: Jan 2012
    Location: Georgia, United States
    Age: 33
    Posts: 484
    Rep Power: 914
    blownVmax is a jewel in the rough. (+500) blownVmax is a jewel in the rough. (+500) blownVmax is a jewel in the rough. (+500) blownVmax is a jewel in the rough. (+500) blownVmax is a jewel in the rough. (+500) blownVmax is a jewel in the rough. (+500) blownVmax is a jewel in the rough. (+500) blownVmax is a jewel in the rough. (+500) blownVmax is a jewel in the rough. (+500) blownVmax is a jewel in the rough. (+500) blownVmax is a jewel in the rough. (+500)
    blownVmax is offline

    Squat pain at the top

    My hips kill me during squats at the top of the motion. I start feeling it at anything over 135 and it gets worse as I go heavier. Absolutely no pain when I'm deep in the squat, it's like the last quarter of the squat where I stand up straight. Feels like my hips don't want to straighten back out lol. It's mainly in the hip flexor area but radiates around to the side too. Any ideas on this? I just ordered some weight lifting shoes hoping they will help some.
    Reply With Quote

  2. #2
    Registered User Darkius's Avatar
    Join Date: Jan 2016
    Age: 37
    Posts: 1,542
    Rep Power: 2433
    Darkius is just really nice. (+1000) Darkius is just really nice. (+1000) Darkius is just really nice. (+1000) Darkius is just really nice. (+1000) Darkius is just really nice. (+1000) Darkius is just really nice. (+1000) Darkius is just really nice. (+1000) Darkius is just really nice. (+1000) Darkius is just really nice. (+1000) Darkius is just really nice. (+1000) Darkius is just really nice. (+1000)
    Darkius is online now
    Get a platform to stand on. Lift starting lower and ending lower. Do not lock out with weight. Still practice shallow squats with just body weight. Very gradually, over months, add the bar and then 10 pounds at a time to the locked position. Maybe it will heal. If it gets worse, get some images.
    Novice lifter who sticks to the basics 3x per week but likes to theorize about improvements while recovering.
    Reply With Quote

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts