We've often heard that people need to be able to complete >30 or >35 heel raises before returning to running.
Can anyone point me to a paper with this quote?
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Also fitness people - "How are you so fit?
"I train regularly"
""But you must be strong to start with?"
"I just train regularly"
"But you must have been fit all the same?"
"I just train regularly"
"I'd die if I did what you do"
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55yo female runner, 5 & 10k for years, with no prior knee pain attends A&E with a likely degen meniscal tear
Doc tells them “you shouldn’t be running at your age anyway...”
Why does this ignorant, ill informed message still get air-time? So harmful & upsetting for the patient
THREAD: Does maximal spine flexion during heavy squatting and deadlifting increase injury risk?
Below is a thread on the evidence underpinning my decision to NEVER coach athletes to fully flex their spine when lifting high loads (<10RM).
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