Morning stiffness for 30 minutes to 2 hours every day is an early sign of Rheumatoid Arthritis. Pay attention if you develop fatigue, hand or foot pain and other symptoms if they last more than a couple months. Hopefully not, but awareness is important just in case.
This is an issue for group fitness instructors! We often teach multiple classes which cause repetitive motion problems. Thank you for the great education you provide all of us!
This is me. I feel strong for a few months while strenghthening and stretching then I have a set back. Right now lower back, hip, glutes and hamstring pain and weakness. I don't know where to start. Video good advice
Thanks. I really appreciate how here in this video, and other videos you do, you emphasize the need for variety in the exercises. Your advice to strengthen at all lengths and angles, to progressively and slowly add more resistance, and to switch it up to challenge your body's adaptation. Good stuff.
What's causing YOUR morning stiffness? Drop me a comment! 🔥 Pro tip NOT mentioned in the video: USING YOUR PHONE OR COMPUTER BEFORE BED CAN ALSO CAUSE MORNING STIFFNESS! Video to come!
Hello from Australia. I am wondering if you have much experience with hyper mobility & training. So much of what you just covered makes sense for me but I am struggling to get information around training with hyper mobility. Sometimes I think I am doing too much but then all signs point to needing to strengthen more. Any assistance or advise would be greatly appreciated.
Matt great insight to how pain suck the life out out you! Why do I have hip snapping when I try to stand on one leg? It is very painful so I try to avoid it Also my left leg cannot take my weight when trying to put on the trousers,sock etc I need to fix something to hold onto! Help me pls.
The area I feel tightest when I wake up is in my low back, down into my hips. Ive found stretching and activating my hip flexors, and in particular my glute med helps with this. it's been interesting learning how muscles I wasn't thinking about before were contributing to my low back pain. I also have very inflexible hamstrings that I'm wondering now if they contribute to this pain as well. I've been stretching and strengthening them lately so I'll see if that helps.
@@Uprighthealth thanks for that input. I’m gonna focus more attention on my hamstrings since they’re the weakest (and tightest) link and I hope it helps.
Your videos are always helpful. Over a few years now my right knee has been noticeably bent... torn meniscus. There was pain with walking and squatting. Have had steroid shots, and physical therapy. Is no longer painful when walking, only if I squatt too low. BUT the knee still does not straigthen. Do you have suggestions.
Hi mate, I fell down from a swing a year ago , from then I experience slight groin pain occasionally( once in a week or 2 week ) and also I feel clicking in lower back. Will that be labral tear ? What should I do now
Hey my tailbone always hurts when i sit also my lower back is tight and i cant squat deep do you think thoes are connected and what can i do to help them mostly my tailbone
So I have been looking for your email but so far I haven’t found one. So I guess I’ll talk to you here. I’m 68 years old I have been dealing with muscle problems my whole life. All my doctors say I have a underlying muscle disease but don’t know what to call it. All my muscles and tendons are super tight. When I use my muscles, they fatigue quickly and do not recover very fast. I have torn my right shoulder 3 times , had surgery twice. My left is also torn but I’m done with surgery’s because they just tear again. Both hip labrums are torn. Have partially torn both Achilles’ tendons. When I walk I have to start off slow and build up to 3-4 miles . But if I take 2 days off it’s like starting all over again. When bending over I can only get 6” below my knees. My arms are so tight they won’t go behind my back. I have severe Diastasis Recti . Every PT I have ever tried say “ you have the tightest muscles I have ever seen. I used to be very active but always in pain. I have a script for PT to strengthen hip and core . Which is how I found you. I have been doing your follow along hip video. I have 2 hurting back muscles that haven’t healed in 5 months. Even if I rest them. So any suggestions for me ? Any of your videos you recommend? Thank you Gary. Garycustomx@aim.com
Sorry but I’ve suffered for years and continually ask doctor what disease affect muscles stiffness and upon rising each day it takes me 2 hours to get over this stiffness. I’m looking at Chronic Fatigue syndrome and Fibromyalgia. My stiffness has only continued with age.
What can you do for DOMS? I’ve had it all my life and even if I push through the pain there is still weakness which seems to prevent me from ever getting stronger as it lasts about 5 days!
DOMS shouldnt really last more than two days typically. If they last longer than that youre causing more damage than your body cant adapt to efficiently. Typically this means you're doing too much too soon. Even if it feels like it's not challenging you as much I'd reduce difficulty significantly and incrementally increase it over a few weeks. Give your body a chance to adapt. Also potentially start with a rest week and take a look at your diet and hydration etc. Good luck
Me too sister, me too. Helps me the most to get in a hot bath or shower as soon as possible but that doesn’t happen until after I’m up for a bit, have coffee, and begin to even feel human. I’m right there with you!
oh yeah! I wakeup 2hours sooner than I should, one to contemplate my existance and excercise slowly myself out of the petrified mode and one to prepare for work
and I will be grumpy! don't talk to me in that moment... bring me a sweet tea, leave it the and go in complete silence, I'll be raging not with you but with the life
A helpful video: ruclips.net/video/Ks4Br5VlwCs/видео.html I have found that when rest and "taking it easy" does not solve your pain and stiffness, the answer is not to continue to doing that same thing. It is to encourage the body to face the limits and grow beyond its current state.
Gosh, I have the same problem, and I definitely am NOT exercising too much because I actually can't; my muscles become completely fatigued within a couple of reps. Not only do my muscles feel supper tight in the morning, they also ache as if I did heavy squats for hours. Any ideas what could be causing this?
that sounds like the not enough exercise option he mentioned. I'd probably say you should work on strengthening your muscles with the easiest regression of exercises so you can find one that you are able to do (if you can't do a pushup try: pushups against a wall > knee pushups > regular pushups) and build from there. I think you can find a variation of certain exercises that you CAN do even if you have to step it back quite a bit to start
I think an important component we all may take for granted is the need for proper hydration for individual bodies. Can you speak to this in regards for sore muscles and overall well being.
Morning stiffness for 30 minutes to 2 hours every day is an early sign of Rheumatoid Arthritis. Pay attention if you develop fatigue, hand or foot pain and other symptoms if they last more than a couple months. Hopefully not, but awareness is important just in case.
I have Fibromyaliga and it's so 3asy to over do it, even exercising in a pool, also have arthritis!
This makes sense, thanks.
This is an issue for group fitness instructors! We often teach multiple classes which cause repetitive motion problems. Thank you for the great education you provide all of us!
This is me. I feel strong for a few months while strenghthening and stretching then I have a set back. Right now lower back, hip, glutes and hamstring pain and weakness. I don't know where to start. Video good advice
Thanks. I really appreciate how here in this video, and other videos you do, you emphasize the need for variety in the exercises. Your advice to strengthen at all lengths and angles, to progressively and slowly add more resistance, and to switch it up to challenge your body's adaptation. Good stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
What's causing YOUR morning stiffness? Drop me a comment!
🔥 Pro tip NOT mentioned in the video: USING YOUR PHONE OR COMPUTER BEFORE BED CAN ALSO CAUSE MORNING STIFFNESS! Video to come!
Ok
Sedentary lifestyle
Hello from Australia. I am wondering if you have much experience with hyper mobility & training. So much of what you just covered makes sense for me but I am struggling to get information around training with hyper mobility. Sometimes I think I am doing too much but then all signs point to needing to strengthen more. Any assistance or advise would be greatly appreciated.
Matt great insight to how pain suck the life out out you!
Why do I have hip snapping when I try to stand on one leg? It is very painful so I try to avoid it
Also my left leg cannot take my weight when trying to put on the trousers,sock etc I need to fix something to hold onto! Help me pls.
Everyone stay healthy:))
The area I feel tightest when I wake up is in my low back, down into my hips. Ive found stretching and activating my hip flexors, and in particular my glute med helps with this. it's been interesting learning how muscles I wasn't thinking about before were contributing to my low back pain. I also have very inflexible hamstrings that I'm wondering now if they contribute to this pain as well. I've been stretching and strengthening them lately so I'll see if that helps.
Hamstrings are VERY commonly a contributing factor to back pain (and obviously hip pain too). 💪
@@Uprighthealth thanks for that input. I’m gonna focus more attention on my hamstrings since they’re the weakest (and tightest) link and I hope it helps.
Thank you so much for sharing your amazing knowledge with us. I learned so much today, and was so inspired by your words.🙏🤗👏👍💝🤸🏼
So glad!
Your videos are always helpful. Over a few years now my right knee has been noticeably bent... torn meniscus. There was pain with walking and squatting. Have had steroid shots, and physical therapy. Is no longer painful when walking, only if I squatt too low. BUT the knee still does not straigthen. Do you have suggestions.
Thank you! This video was very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi mate,
I fell down from a swing a year ago , from then I experience slight groin pain occasionally( once in a week or 2 week ) and also I feel clicking in lower back. Will that be labral tear ? What should I do now
Hey, another thing is dont stretch until after you work out and get blood in your muscles
Hey my tailbone always hurts when i sit also my lower back is tight and i cant squat deep do you think thoes are connected and what can i do to help them mostly my tailbone
So I have been looking for your email but so far I haven’t found one. So I guess I’ll talk to you here. I’m 68 years old I have been dealing with muscle problems my whole life. All my doctors say I have a underlying muscle disease but don’t know what to call it. All my muscles and tendons are super tight. When I use my muscles, they fatigue quickly and do not recover very fast. I have torn my right shoulder 3 times , had surgery twice. My left is also torn but I’m done with surgery’s because they just tear again. Both hip labrums are torn. Have partially torn both Achilles’ tendons. When I walk I have to start off slow and build up to 3-4 miles . But if I take 2 days off it’s like starting all over again. When bending over I can only get 6” below my knees. My arms are so tight they won’t go behind my back. I have severe Diastasis Recti . Every PT I have ever tried say “ you have the tightest muscles I have ever seen. I used to be very active but always in pain. I have a script for PT to strengthen hip and core . Which is how I found you. I have been doing your follow along hip video. I have 2 hurting back muscles that haven’t healed in 5 months. Even if I rest them. So any suggestions for me ? Any of your videos you recommend? Thank you Gary. Garycustomx@aim.com
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
does this relates to constant glute tightness? stretching and strengthening and not much changes
"you may need to cut back"
I feel personally attacked.
I blame dehydration for my stiffness in the morning.
Sorry but I’ve suffered for years and continually ask doctor what disease affect muscles stiffness and upon rising each day it takes me 2 hours to get over this stiffness. I’m looking at Chronic Fatigue syndrome and Fibromyalgia. My stiffness has only continued with age.
@@sandrababb6211 I'm so sorry about the CFS. I didn't mean to say the dehydration is the same for everyone, at all.
What can you do for DOMS? I’ve had it all my life and even if I push through the pain there is still weakness which seems to prevent me from ever getting stronger as it lasts about 5 days!
DOMS shouldnt really last more than two days typically. If they last longer than that youre causing more damage than your body cant adapt to efficiently.
Typically this means you're doing too much too soon. Even if it feels like it's not challenging you as much I'd reduce difficulty significantly and incrementally increase it over a few weeks. Give your body a chance to adapt.
Also potentially start with a rest week and take a look at your diet and hydration etc.
Good luck
Hi but how long does it take for ATP to go away?
Please add links
Morning stiffness? Pretty much a constant for me.
it might be due to fibromialgia... I have it... I'm a piece of wood when I first open my eyes....
also I'm in 100/10 in the scale of pain always.... always
Me too sister, me too. Helps me the most to get in a hot bath or shower as soon as possible but that doesn’t happen until after I’m up for a bit, have coffee, and begin to even feel human. I’m right there with you!
oh yeah! I wakeup 2hours sooner than I should, one to contemplate my existance and excercise slowly myself out of the petrified mode and one to prepare for work
and I will be grumpy! don't talk to me in that moment... bring me a sweet tea, leave it the and go in complete silence, I'll be raging not with you but with the life
A helpful video: ruclips.net/video/Ks4Br5VlwCs/видео.html
I have found that when rest and "taking it easy" does not solve your pain and stiffness, the answer is not to continue to doing that same thing. It is to encourage the body to face the limits and grow beyond its current state.
Gosh, I have the same problem, and I definitely am NOT exercising too much because I actually can't; my muscles become completely fatigued within a couple of reps. Not only do my muscles feel supper tight in the morning, they also ache as if I did heavy squats for hours. Any ideas what could be causing this?
that sounds like the not enough exercise option he mentioned. I'd probably say you should work on strengthening your muscles with the easiest regression of exercises so you can find one that you are able to do (if you can't do a pushup try: pushups against a wall > knee pushups > regular pushups) and build from there. I think you can find a variation of certain exercises that you CAN do even if you have to step it back quite a bit to start
Preach!
I can't tell if my hip flexors are tight or weak
I think an important component we all may take for granted is the need for proper hydration for individual bodies. Can you speak to this in regards for sore muscles and overall well being.
Stop eating so many French fries …. 🤫 shh
👍👍👍
👍