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Originally Posted by cha59
Try putting the band right above the kneecap, maybe 4" wide, then do some deep air squats while holding onto a doorknob or a rack or something so that you can sit back far enough so that your shins stay vertical. Then give it a few minutes to rest and do the same thing with the band right below the knee.
Oh nice, didn't think about doing air squats. I'll try that today. It seems flossing beneath the knees doesn't help much, so leaning towards the problem being located above the knee. I'll still floss below the knee though.
Biked to work today to test the theory of it aggravating the knee. Confirmed. Felt a bit worse after biking to work, and quite a bit worse after biking home - definitely swollen and a bit tender to the touch. Staying away from the bike until this is fixed.
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Originally Posted by The Yugoslavian
SM - if you aren't getting leopard stripes when voodoo flossing (on skin anyway) you're doing it wrong. Also, what are you actually doing when flossing your knee? You may want to find/explore other mobility things. And lastly, sometimes you gotta do things over and over again - I haven't found anything that will autofix myself and I never have to worry again but I guess ymmv.
Definitely got leopard stripes. No worries, I'm doing both suprapatellar pouch work with a lax ball as well as other mobility stuff. Of course, it might be something structural and all the SMR work in the world might not help.
I've had enough injuries over time that's completely healed, so that's you being weird imo.