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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: December 15, 2010, 04:31:51 pm »Raptor, what you describe actually sounds more like your psoas being tight up where it attaches. It attaches up in your abdominal area and can/does get tighter than a motherfucker especially if you do a lot of sitting throughout the day. Try this stretch here for it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_hQSJVIN3c
If you have problems there you probably also have problems with thoracic and lat mobility, I'd throw in some broomstick overhead squats on a regular basis to if that's the case.
edit: sorry for the thread hijack![]()
You better believe that's the case, I'm having great problems keeping the bar in the clean on my shoulders (impossible, it can only stay on one shoulder and if that happens, the opposite arm's elbow HAS to be oriented perpendicular to the floor) and I can't get my palms over the bar in the low bar squat (I guess that's chest tightness?).
But I can't do overhead squats - the bar or broomstick or whatever would be too much in front of my body.
And yeah, I'm already doing that stretch... I sometimes get lowerback pain from it, probably I need to flex the abs more I guess while doing it.