This is a challenging time in history with rapidly changing tactics to reduce the spread of COVID-19 world-wide. Both organizations and individuals are faced with important decisions to protect the personal health and safety of themselves and others. It's important we find ways to remain active and healthy. That's why Fluid Health & Fitness is offering a 30 Day Trial of our streaming virtual classes for FREE. With over 50 streaming classes to choose from (including Mobility, Yoga, Meditation, Strength & Cardio) we are certain we can meet your needs. If you haven’t created an account on the new platform, our team would be happy to assist. Set up a discovery call at 844-358-4343 or check out www.core6.fluidhealthandfitness.com/virtual-training.
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I have this issue . Been doing physical therapy for almost a year ..no help . No one knows how to solve this problem . Its insane how the a small patella mal tracking can destroy a life. Can you explain how to test a medial torsion of femur ? Can you try to explain the bio mechanism of lateral patella tracking ?
Did you figure anything out?? I'm in p.t.. AGAIN! They mentioned arch support and it makes sense when I think about it. Also they can cinch up ligaments or add lateral ones to keep it stable. I had a doctor mention grooving out the kneecap socket.
Wow. The description of the mechanics involved in patella maltracking at 3.00 has finally brought understanding to an issue ive watched 100s of hours of youtube vids trying to fix. You are awesome, im impressed with the depth and clarity of the tutorials, thanks
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@@violetgodwin677 It Did! Understanding the why's of the problem, led me to knowing which muscle groups I needed to work on to stabilise the joint. Seen great improvements, especially in conjuction with soft tissue work as he demonstrates here and elsewhere. Oh my surname is Goodwin BTW, which is the newer version of Godwin!
The medial patellofemoral ligament is the primary stabiliser against lateral displacement/dislocation of the patella. Imbalance between stronger lateral tissues like the vastus lateralis, overcome weaker medial structures, especially the medial patellofemoral ligament . Often the mechanism for injury is associated with twisting of the leg, with internal rotation of the femur on a fixed foot. Valgus stress (internal movement of the femur) is also associated with dislocation.
This is the best descriptive video I have seen regarding this issue. I had a right knee replacement in august. A few weeks later good left knee started with issues due to overcompensation. Mri confirmed patellar alta which I didn’t have previous to this surgery. I also have stage 4 chondromalacia.
Thanks for the video. My right knee has shifted to the inside and so I have problems running with my right leg dragging, I will try these exercises. Are there other exercises? Will orthotics help?
Hi Francis! Thanks for watching. From what you are describing, there are several things we could attack. Would you be willing to complete a movement evaluation with us virtually? The cost is $99.. We'd be able to drill down for you.
I’ve been having tracking issues on my right knee since last week and I sprained my left ankle a couple days before the tracking issue. I’m just guessing but maybe my sprained ankle caused the tracking issue
Thanks @Marla Mcdonald! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Would you be interested in receiving a complimentary movement assessment? We tailor a specific exercise and mobility plan specifically to you by having you complete a virtual movement assessment with one of our biomechanics experts. Don't worry this is complimentary. You see, what most people are unaware of, is that they have pre-established movement distortions that create the potential for, or are the cause of, the majority of injury cycles they're experiencing. That's why we offer this complimentary movement screen to tease out the distortions you may possess, so we can identify the reason you may be experiencing instability or why you may experience chronic reoccurring injuries. We use this information to create a custom plan for you. To get started we need you to complete two simple steps. First, you'll need to complete a discovery call where we'll help set you up on our virtual platform. This is where we'll complete your movement screen and provide your custom mobility plan. At the end of the call we'll schedule your movement screen. Did you have a time you'd be available for the discovery call? If so reach out here - meetings.hubspot.com/rmaxwell/15-minute-discovery-call-group Fluid Health & Fitness, Inc is an outpatient orthopedic center that specializes in functionally integrated movement. We offer both Physical Therapy and Corrective Exercise solutions. We help individuals through our two outpatient orthopedic centers in Minnesota, USA as well as worldwide, via our virtual telehealth platform. We work with people of all backgrounds. Professional athletes to post and pre-orthopedic patients seek out our expertise in biomechanics, physical therapy, and clinical nutrition. We are happy to announce that we are now in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Health Partners, Aetna, Cigna, Preferred One, Medicare & Medicaid.
great videos! I just watched both - as a personal trainer, this information is super helpful! I have a client that has been told she has patella tracking issues - but her pain is below the kneecap, not above, like you mentioned. Would this potentially change what muscles are involved?
Hi Cora-Ann.. thanks for the watch. Without an assessment it would hard to say. Pain below the knee could be a number of things, including but not limited to patella tendon strain, meniscus, or cartilage damage. Generally position of the hip, hemisphere dominance, and center of mass has a large part to play in whether the knee tracks functionally. Knowing these things would help to tease out which force couples are out of balance.
@@FluidHealthandFitness Thanks for the quick response! I'm seeing her tomorrow, and I'm going to run through some tests and see if I can tell what's going on, or if she needs to get it checked out. Appreciate the help and all the great videos!
Hi @Sophia Wright. Thank you so much for watching. We also design custom corrective strength protocols if you'd like to schedule a complimentary movement screen. We'll help you laser in on your strength and mobility deficits. Check out the link here - www.fluidhealthandfitness.com/pages/hubspot-schedule-link
Hi Michelle my name is David from fluid health and fitness send me an email dwiddison@fluidhealthandfitness.com so I can answer your question in more detail as it pertains to your individual goal
Absolutely. Often folks focus on the tracking of the cap in the groove, rather than adjusting the femurs relative position (there by making the groove more congruent), or improve the global distribution of force throughout the gait cycle, which can lead ro less than desirable outcomes. Applying local and global tactics usual can resolve the issue.
@@violetgodwin677 wonderful. Just click this link to schedule a consult call, and we'll get you setup! www.fluidhealthandfitness.com/pages/hubspot-schedule-link
How you sleep can position your back. Side sleeping can bow your back to the opposite side, essentially hiking the hip on the opposite side of that on the ground. The top leg can also drag the spine forward into the opposite side, twisting the spine clockwise if left is up, or counter clockwise if right is up.
The band tension is engaging the quadriceps (ideally vastus medialis) at terminal knee extension to assist with tibial and patella stability. Focus on keeping the knee at no deeper than 13 degrees of internal rotation.
This is a challenging time in history with rapidly changing tactics to reduce the spread of COVID-19 world-wide. Both organizations and individuals are faced with important decisions to protect the personal health and safety of themselves and others. It's important we find ways to remain active and healthy. That's why Fluid Health & Fitness is offering a 30 Day Trial of our streaming virtual classes for FREE. With over 50 streaming classes to choose from (including Mobility, Yoga, Meditation, Strength & Cardio) we are certain we can meet your needs. If you haven’t created an account on the new platform, our team would be happy to assist. Set up a discovery call at 844-358-4343 or check out www.core6.fluidhealthandfitness.com/virtual-training.
Underrated channel... Should have millions of subscribers..... Love you guys... Keep up the great work
This is a challenging time in history with rapidly changing tactics to reduce the spread of COVID-19 world-wide. Both organizations and individuals are faced with important decisions to protect the personal health and safety of themselves and others.
It's important we find ways to remain active and healthy. That's why Fluid Health & Fitness is offering a 30 Day Trial of our streaming virtual classes for FREE. With over 50 streaming classes to choose from (including Mobility, Yoga, Meditation, Strength & Cardio) we are certain we can meet your needs.
If you haven’t created an account on the new platform, our team would be happy to assist.
Set up a discovery call at 844-358-4343 or check out www.core6.fluidhealthandfitness.com/virtual-training.
content is million times better than those million view vids. what a shame
Hi @J G - we really appreciate your feedback and support of our channel. Please let us know if you have any more specific questions we can help with. We'd be happy to assist. :)
I have this issue . Been doing physical therapy for almost a year ..no help . No one knows how to solve this problem . Its insane how the a small patella mal tracking can destroy a life. Can you explain how to test a medial torsion of femur ? Can you try to explain the bio mechanism of lateral patella tracking ?
Me too
Same it has ruined my life at this time
Did you figure anything out?? I'm in p.t.. AGAIN! They mentioned arch support and it makes sense when I think about it. Also they can cinch up ligaments or add lateral ones to keep it stable. I had a doctor mention grooving out the kneecap socket.
This is such well-produced and informative content. Thank you for helping people!
God, your friend is so slow and can't do the exercise probably
Wow. The description of the mechanics involved in patella maltracking at 3.00 has finally brought understanding to an issue ive watched 100s of hours of youtube vids trying to fix. You are awesome, im impressed with the depth and clarity of the tutorials, thanks
Thank you very much for the kind comment. Our team tries to provide the most relevant content, that we believe everyone deserves. Please let us know if you have any specific questions.
Did your tracking improve?
@@violetgodwin677 It Did! Understanding the why's of the problem, led me to knowing which muscle groups I needed to work on to stabilise the joint. Seen great improvements, especially in conjuction with soft tissue work as he demonstrates here and elsewhere. Oh my surname is Goodwin BTW, which is the newer version of Godwin!
@@pg5420 wow! That’s amazing. You’ve given me hope. I had a tracking issue since September and I just really want my knees to track normally again.❤️
Thank you 🫶🏽
does having patella tracking issues increase my chances of patella dislocation?
The medial patellofemoral ligament is the primary stabiliser against lateral displacement/dislocation of the patella. Imbalance between stronger lateral tissues like the vastus lateralis, overcome weaker medial structures, especially the medial patellofemoral ligament .
Often the mechanism for injury is associated with twisting of the leg, with internal rotation of the femur on a fixed foot. Valgus stress (internal movement of the femur) is also associated with dislocation.
This is the best descriptive video I have seen regarding this issue. I had a right knee replacement in august. A few weeks later good left knee started with issues due to overcompensation. Mri confirmed patellar alta which I didn’t have previous to this surgery. I also have stage 4 chondromalacia.
Absolutely brilliant video, thank you for the insight
Great vid thoughts on a patellar offtracking brace ? And do you think strengthening the vmo will help more with this issue?
this was amazing. thank you guys so much for all the information🙌🏻
great video. thank you for sharing the precious information.
Can do these exercises if I have chondromalacia grade 3 and acl grade 2 tear?
Thanks for the video. My right knee has shifted to the inside and so I have problems running with my right leg dragging, I will try these exercises. Are there other exercises? Will orthotics help?
Hi Francis! Thanks for watching. From what you are describing, there are several things we could attack. Would you be willing to complete a movement evaluation with us virtually? The cost is $99.. We'd be able to drill down for you.
Brilliant and thorough! Thank you
I’ve been having tracking issues on my right knee since last week and I sprained my left ankle a couple days before the tracking issue. I’m just guessing but maybe my sprained ankle caused the tracking issue
Did the tracking resolve?
So we’ll explained. Very helpful!
Thanks @Marla Mcdonald!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Would you be interested in receiving a complimentary movement assessment?
We tailor a specific exercise and mobility plan specifically to you by having you complete a virtual movement assessment with one of our biomechanics experts. Don't worry this is complimentary. You see, what most people are unaware of, is that they have pre-established movement distortions that create the potential for, or are the cause of, the majority of injury cycles they're experiencing. That's why we offer this complimentary movement screen to tease out the distortions you may possess, so we can identify the reason you may be experiencing instability or why you may experience chronic reoccurring injuries. We use this information to create a custom plan for you.
To get started we need you to complete two simple steps.
First, you'll need to complete a discovery call where we'll help set you up on our virtual platform. This is where we'll complete your movement screen and provide your custom mobility plan. At the end of the call we'll schedule your movement screen.
Did you have a time you'd be available for the discovery call?
If so reach out here - meetings.hubspot.com/rmaxwell/15-minute-discovery-call-group
Fluid Health & Fitness, Inc is an outpatient orthopedic center that specializes in functionally integrated movement. We offer both Physical Therapy and Corrective Exercise solutions. We help individuals through our two outpatient orthopedic centers in Minnesota, USA as well as worldwide, via our virtual telehealth platform.
We work with people of all backgrounds. Professional athletes to post and pre-orthopedic patients seek out our expertise in biomechanics, physical therapy, and clinical nutrition.
We are happy to announce that we are now in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Health Partners, Aetna, Cigna, Preferred One, Medicare & Medicaid.
great videos! I just watched both - as a personal trainer, this information is super helpful! I have a client that has been told she has patella tracking issues - but her pain is below the kneecap, not above, like you mentioned. Would this potentially change what muscles are involved?
Hi Cora-Ann.. thanks for the watch. Without an assessment it would hard to say. Pain below the knee could be a number of things, including but not limited to patella tendon strain, meniscus, or cartilage damage. Generally position of the hip, hemisphere dominance, and center of mass has a large part to play in whether the knee tracks functionally. Knowing these things would help to tease out which force couples are out of balance.
@@FluidHealthandFitness Thanks for the quick response! I'm seeing her tomorrow, and I'm going to run through some tests and see if I can tell what's going on, or if she needs to get it checked out. Appreciate the help and all the great videos!
Ryan - I'm a huge fan of yours from Wellbeats - great to see videos from you on strengthening knees as well - hope to see more videos from you!
Hi @Sophia Wright. Thank you so much for watching. We also design custom corrective strength protocols if you'd like to schedule a complimentary movement screen. We'll help you laser in on your strength and mobility deficits. Check out the link here - www.fluidhealthandfitness.com/pages/hubspot-schedule-link
@@mrryannealmaxwell thanks so much for sharing - I'm going to schedule and appointment!
How many times a day do I have to do this?
Hi Michelle my name is David from fluid health and fitness send me an email dwiddison@fluidhealthandfitness.com so I can answer your question in more detail as it pertains to your individual goal
Have you seen anyone’s knee start tracking normally after maltracking?
Absolutely. Often folks focus on the tracking of the cap in the groove, rather than adjusting the femurs relative position (there by making the groove more congruent), or improve the global distribution of force throughout the gait cycle, which can lead ro less than desirable outcomes. Applying local and global tactics usual can resolve the issue.
@@mrryannealmaxwell thanks for the reply! What are the local and global tactics that can resolve the issue?
@@violetgodwin677 would you like to setup an assessment? We would be better equipped to answer that question once we get your movement evaluation.
@@mrryannealmaxwell yes I would like to!
@@violetgodwin677 wonderful. Just click this link to schedule a consult call, and we'll get you setup! www.fluidhealthandfitness.com/pages/hubspot-schedule-link
Do i have to sleep a certain way, I feel like my spine alignment affects my pelvis.
How you sleep can position your back. Side sleeping can bow your back to the opposite side, essentially hiking the hip on the opposite side of that on the ground. The top leg can also drag the spine forward into the opposite side, twisting the spine clockwise if left is up, or counter clockwise if right is up.
@@ryanmaxwell5374 honestly I’ve been injured since March and I don’t feel like I’ll ever go back to 100%. This is real life torture
Lets get you in for an assessment. Maybe we can help.
@@FluidHealthandFitness I’d love that, how do I sign up?
Sorry for the delay in response. Here's a link to set up a call with our care coordinator, Brian.
meetings.hubspot.com/salessupport12
At 18:30 when you’re showing the exercise do you want to resist the pull to the outside or do you want to gently allow it?
The band tension is engaging the quadriceps (ideally vastus medialis) at terminal knee extension to assist with tibial and patella stability. Focus on keeping the knee at no deeper than 13 degrees of internal rotation.
This is a challenging time in history with rapidly changing tactics to reduce the spread of COVID-19 world-wide. Both organizations and individuals are faced with important decisions to protect the personal health and safety of themselves and others.
It's important we find ways to remain active and healthy. That's why Fluid Health & Fitness is offering a 30 Day Trial of our streaming virtual classes for FREE. With over 50 streaming classes to choose from (including Mobility, Yoga, Meditation, Strength & Cardio) we are certain we can meet your needs.
If you haven’t created an account on the new platform, our team would be happy to assist.
Set up a discovery call at 844-358-4343 or check out www.core6.fluidhealthandfitness.com/virtual-training.