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  • #11
    Originally posted by DJ QUIK JR. View Post
    also i cant get any lift off of it or twist my back knee when throwing the right hand
    just make sure that your foot and knee are always in same directi9on. i learned the hard way through bball injury msny years ago. but as ya know, i recovered. and, unless u know how to recover, it will take a long long time and u may or likely will never fully recover either(from an injury) unless u have the know how.

    as always, ur welcome to PM me. physical therapy and rehabilitation is what i research.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by j View Post
      just make sure that your foot and knee are always in same direction. i learned the hard way through bball injury msny years ago. but as ya know, i recovered. and, unless u know how to recover, it will take a long long time and u may or likely will never fully recover either(from an injury) unless u have the know how.

      as always, ur welcome to PM me. physical therapy and rehabilitation is what i research.
      One of the most important things to keep in the back of your head. follow that and you will never have knee problems.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Ylem122 View Post
        One of the most important things to keep in the back of your head. follow that and you will never have knee problems.
        yeah i started making sure with the lnee alignment and that helps but when i lean back and put weigh on my right knee a sharp pain goes thru it smh

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        • #14
          some people visit physical therapist for the taking strength some of them took medicines but in my opinion hard exercise is the best option for the gaining strength................

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          • #15
            Strenghten the Quads! I had a similar problem, went through some physical therapy doing squats, leg lifts, box jumps etc.

            The stronger the quadriceps are, the less strain occurs on your knees.

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