I'm an unlikely follower of your program, being a 61 year old pianist with a hip injury. I love your clear- headed, obsessive and methodical approach. And I find your success story very inspiring. Even at my stage of the game, I like to be told there are hopes and possibilities!
Hello! Does iliopsoas stretch work? I have very stiff left hip flexors and painful.. I'm working on stretching but it is getting worse... I see some dudes on you tube that they insist not to stretch psoas but strengthen it instead? I'm not sure what to do
Excellent video. I've always loved your honesty. 1-3 months for a breakthrough. 1-3 years to engrain it. And 10 years to master it. After focusing on my own mobility for many years your words ring true
im 22 and sometimes get bummed out about my bad genes...ive never been able to do the splits or touch my toes comfortably even though i grew up with an active lifetstyle playing a lot of soccer n stuff. This is so inspiring. I really wanna achieve my hidden flexibility potential :)
Thank you! And, you can in time and consistent practice. Did you happen to check out my online flexibility program? Check it out and let me know what you think! www.gotrom.com/Flexibility%20University
@@GotROM I’m trying, I have cam impingement in both hips. I’m working on strength and flexibility. Your personal story has given me hope over the last few years. Fai is a weird condition, for example.. I could once train in kickboxing and kick well without pain, but when I’d cooled down at the end of a session my groin area would hurt for days. I put up with this for several years, got diagnosed in 2015. Had op in 2016 and 2017 (to file bone, repair labrum). Today in 2021 hip is just the same, no change. I think my point is that even after surgery my hip felt no different, the pinching still there. I only had the right hip operated on, I have impingement in both. Right feels same as left. This has to be to do with muscles not just bone shape. I do tissue work now and strengthen in end ranges, it’s a long road but a journey I’ll take.
@@SuperRuss26 Sorry to hear the surgeries didn't help...but good to know you are exploring and experimenting with your muscles and movement! Feel free to email me at support@gotrom.com if there's ever anything I can help with!
Hlo sir I have mailed u ( with the name - chitra )regarding my pelvic problem so that u can help in assessing it so that i can correct it please do check and brief me about my issues i am waiting for soo long to get it corrected
Hey Shane, I've been implementing some athletic training into my regime that takes a lot of time and effort, and have been warming up using some shaolin ballistic stretching after a quick jump rope session. I have your ballistic stretching program, and I'm wondering if its ok to follow that program before my current training protocol? ... Or if it is better to do the ballistic stretching in a separate training session i.e. the Morning?
Hi Stephen! Have you tried doing them before and in the morning? How does your body feel? In general, it's best to follow a stretching program before athletic training. On the other hand, your body is the boss. If you feel more loose and mobile doing it at a separate time (in the morning), then that might be the best option for you. Hope that helps!
hey man. great video - inspiring, seems like my own journey except my flexibility has gotten worse in some areas because of niggles here and there. I was wondering, do you have any idea why sitting in a deep squat would cause medial knee pain? I've been doing 20mins per day for a month now and i'm getting really intense pain in my inner knee. Feels like a internal rotation issue in my hips, or perhaps tightness in my hamstrings. No idea. I saw a physio hoping to get some insight and she said sitting in a squat is not a good idea period , which is totally disagree with because the exercise itself has resolved ankle and hip issues for me, and aside from just feeling great. Hard finding people with the right perspective to address issues like this, so im back to the drawing board. Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated! Cheers
Could be a ankle, knee and/or hip restriction. Hard to say exaclty what without personally evaluating you. Have you checked out my 45-day "Deep Squats" program? It would be a massive help! www.gotrom.com/deep-squats-bundle
58 yo jui jitsu practioner who spent most my life trying to push more weight than have mobility and flexibility. I would rather fight/roll than deal w the discomfort of gaining flexibility. But due to injuries I’m at a crossroad of regaining flexibility or quit jui jitsu 🤨 wish I could find a video of a 60yo warrior regaining flexibility instead of some soft spoken 30yo who thinks he’s defied the second law of thermodynamics
Sorry to hear you’re at a Crossroads of potentially having to quit the sport you love. I hope you find some of the free videos on this channel helpful. Also, check out “Kit Laughlin” for another great teacher who is closer to your age. Also, Thomas Kurz may provide some inspiration. Be well! 👍
@@GotROM 52 year old with frozen shoulder. I dont care how old you are, if your videos help me with this (I refuse to get surgery) you will have a follower for life. Thank you for the free book and video.
It's always wise to listen to your body and determine the best balance between rest and activity. I hope this helps! Feel free to let me know if you have any questions.
Just starting a flexibility journey now. Love your content
Thanks! What is your routine like?
I'm an unlikely follower of your program, being a 61 year old pianist with a hip injury. I love your clear- headed, obsessive and methodical approach. And I find your success story very inspiring. Even at my stage of the game, I like to be told there are hopes and possibilities!
Thanks for the kind words! There's ALWAYS progress that can be made and skills that can be developed. Keep it up! :-)
Any questions about flexibility/mobility? PUT EM' BELOW! 👇😃
Hello! Does iliopsoas stretch work? I have very stiff left hip flexors and painful.. I'm working on stretching but it is getting worse... I see some dudes on you tube that they insist not to stretch psoas but strengthen it instead? I'm not sure what to do
your journey is fascinating!
Thank you! What are you working on?
Excellent video. I've always loved your honesty. 1-3 months for a breakthrough. 1-3 years to engrain it. And 10 years to master it. After focusing on my own mobility for many years your words ring true
Thanks for the kind words! Glad it matches your experience! What are you working on these days? Anything I can help with?
Congratulations Shane
Thank you!
im 22 and sometimes get bummed out about my bad genes...ive never been able to do the splits or touch my toes comfortably even though i grew up with an active lifetstyle playing a lot of soccer n stuff. This is so inspiring. I really wanna achieve my hidden flexibility potential :)
Thank you! And, you can in time and consistent practice. Did you happen to check out my online flexibility program? Check it out and let me know what you think! www.gotrom.com/Flexibility%20University
Man you are an inspiration
Thank you! Are you doing any mobility and flexibility work as well?
@@GotROM I’m trying, I have cam impingement in both hips. I’m working on strength and flexibility. Your personal story has given me hope over the last few years. Fai is a weird condition, for example.. I could once train in kickboxing and kick well without pain, but when I’d cooled down at the end of a session my groin area would hurt for days. I put up with this for several years, got diagnosed in 2015. Had op in 2016 and 2017 (to file bone, repair labrum). Today in 2021 hip is just the same, no change. I think my point is that even after surgery my hip felt no different, the pinching still there. I only had the right hip operated on, I have impingement in both. Right feels same as left. This has to be to do with muscles not just bone shape. I do tissue work now and strengthen in end ranges, it’s a long road but a journey I’ll take.
@@SuperRuss26 Sorry to hear the surgeries didn't help...but good to know you are exploring and experimenting with your muscles and movement! Feel free to email me at support@gotrom.com if there's ever anything I can help with!
@@GotROM many thanks 🙏
canyon de chicamocha en barichara 9:31min?
Ding ding ding! You familiar with Colombia I take it?
Do you always do your side split with your toes pointing forward? In my case, my hips feel much better when my toes are pointing up...
great! Usually, yes, but it doesn't matter too much.
I still can't do the splits. I'm a total failure.
It took me some time myself. How long have you been practicing?
How often in week You ve been train example for splits?
It usually depends. Optimally, 3x a week would be a good training base.
@@GotROM everyday splits training is okey?
@user-vy6tb7ot6x same answer. Optimally 3x a week. Check out the splits program on www.gotrom.com/pages/products. Let me know what you think!
Hello,
Namaste.
I am from India.
Please state which Magazine did you refer to in this video. ----- You don't need Hip Repalcement....
Hi Dr. Sanjeev! I am sharing my12 year journey and how I did not need to have any hip replacement from doing tissue work, stretching and re-education.
Hlo sir
I have mailed u ( with the name - chitra )regarding my pelvic problem so that u can help in assessing it so that i can correct it please do check and brief me about my issues i am waiting for soo long to get it corrected
thanks! Will look into it.
Hey Shane, I've been implementing some athletic training into my regime that takes a lot of time and effort, and have been warming up using some shaolin ballistic stretching after a quick jump rope session.
I have your ballistic stretching program, and I'm wondering if its ok to follow that program before my current training protocol?
... Or if it is better to do the ballistic stretching in a separate training session i.e. the Morning?
Hi Stephen! Have you tried doing them before and in the morning? How does your body feel? In general, it's best to follow a stretching program before athletic training. On the other hand, your body is the boss. If you feel more loose and mobile doing it at a separate time (in the morning), then that might be the best option for you. Hope that helps!
8:26 this is too cute!
She was adorable!
I have 43 year old I can become Mobil ?
Yes. With consistent practice. Let me know if there's anything else I can help you with.
hey man. great video - inspiring, seems like my own journey except my flexibility has gotten worse in some areas because of niggles here and there.
I was wondering, do you have any idea why sitting in a deep squat would cause medial knee pain? I've been doing 20mins per day for a month now and i'm getting really intense pain in my inner knee. Feels like a internal rotation issue in my hips, or perhaps tightness in my hamstrings. No idea. I saw a physio hoping to get some insight and she said sitting in a squat is not a good idea period , which is totally disagree with because the exercise itself has resolved ankle and hip issues for me, and aside from just feeling great. Hard finding people with the right perspective to address issues like this, so im back to the drawing board. Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated! Cheers
Could be a ankle, knee and/or hip restriction. Hard to say exaclty what without personally evaluating you. Have you checked out my 45-day "Deep Squats" program? It would be a massive help! www.gotrom.com/deep-squats-bundle
58 yo jui jitsu practioner who spent most my life trying to push more weight than have mobility and flexibility. I would rather fight/roll than deal w the discomfort of gaining flexibility. But due to injuries I’m at a crossroad of regaining flexibility or quit jui jitsu 🤨 wish I could find a video of a 60yo warrior regaining flexibility instead of some soft spoken 30yo who thinks he’s defied the second law of thermodynamics
Sorry to hear you’re at a Crossroads of potentially having to quit the sport you love. I hope you find some of the free videos on this channel helpful. Also, check out “Kit Laughlin” for another great teacher who is closer to your age. Also, Thomas Kurz may provide some inspiration. Be well! 👍
diamond dallas page might give you some inspiration.
@@GotROM 52 year old with frozen shoulder. I dont care how old you are, if your videos help me with this (I refuse to get surgery) you will have a follower for life. Thank you for the free book and video.
@@Capt_Ransom of course! Share to me some updates about your condition soon!
Its oki to train streching intense 2 time a week ???if I have sore next day should I rest?
It's always wise to listen to your body and determine the best balance between rest and activity. I hope this helps! Feel free to let me know if you have any questions.