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Владимир Демченко о коленях, стопах и связках
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Владимир о себе
5:05
Введение
7:30
Концепция Тенсегрити
12:53
Адаптации тела
23:48
Мышечные цепи
33:05
Про технику бега
43:35
Растяжка
1:05:40
Фоам роллер. Прокатка мышц
1:12:05
Плантарный фасциит. "Пяточная шпора"
1:14:41
Ахиллово сухожилие
1:17:20
Тест на разную длину ног
1:27:34
Колено
1:33:41
Синдром илиотибиального тракта
1:36:46
Колено прыгуна
1:44:56
Периостит, воспаление надкостницы большеберцовой кости
1:58:50
Про мениски
2:02:42
Плоскостопие
2:12:17
Вальгус
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Доктор Демченко
владимир демченко о коленях стопах и связках
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как правильно бегать
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friends, we are glad to see you at the club
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travelers sport marathon today
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we are all knees with stupid ligaments and with us
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Vladimir Yelchenko
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sports club chiropractor
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cisco
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sports doctor, good luck to everyone
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evening how quiet she is, a little dead
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not so loud voice equipment everyone
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good evening again I am reading this lecture
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specially counted 62 times you
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relevance for the last five years is not
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disappears started I read still like this
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organization heard i love running
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worked as a doctor respectively in
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some million years ago I wasn’t fooling around
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said who else don't be like this, let's read it
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Well, here's a generation of stacks for you
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wool, let’s go on like this for five years and I’m reading
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spending was going to be 100 to 150 people
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now it’s a little less, but still
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I'm glad that there are people who are interested
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their musculoskeletal system in section
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sports and I would like to ask you if
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there are people running around the station, it's good
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no spectacular
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draw raise hands ok I do
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I understand those who didn’t raise their hands while running
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I think that he goes to the mountains with a backpack
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the rest he grew out of this some
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I run with a backpack until 2 great by the way
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shows while people passed everything
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asked
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this is this lecture about knees and so ours
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generation of the most relevant others
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smaller parts tells more
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generations endless today one and a half
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hours therefore really generation where
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could tell you more if only
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interesting in principle if you google
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I have this lecture in such an extended
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format 3 hours will be possible if suddenly
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some spare parts will fall out for the sake of the lecture
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get them with other nippers
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So I'm a sports doctor
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really see the doctor
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chiropractor and what I do I'm in
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mostly recovering from injuries
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musculoskeletal system
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professional athletes among athletes
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lovers
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So I’m also working on possible fields
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in the spine in the lower back hernia and
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all sorts of things and I try to do it without
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use with possible medications
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while doing kinesio exercises with your hands
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tape you know such ribbons on
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wonderful wick making things
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dragging with possible non-medicinal
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treatment options what will be discussed
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our lecture today
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we'll talk about the most common ones
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injuries, so to speak, of the lower extremities up to
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dangerous in running sports but all I
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I'll talk about running, basically
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translate
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this also applies to walking in the mountains if
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Any additional questions will be very welcome
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always answer
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don’t hesitate to ask, I’ll show you everything
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I'll tell you I'll explain it accordingly
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I want to say right away what if there are questions
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there will be a lot of related ones, but here I have
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it hurts here when I do it like this
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if this is right about this in
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lectures can even be here
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you can treat it live here
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but if something is wrong then it will be possible
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or come see me for an appointment
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I constantly treat people with 208 appointments
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a month here or if the question is still in me
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just ask then in principle I am very
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sociable on both Instagram and Facebook
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feel free to add me as a friend
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the only thing you need is this
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write already nervous and the sound hangs 8 thousand
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I need to add friends
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write I saw this request for a request
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I'm always happy to answer your question
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I’ll answer in the evening, I’m usually there for about forty minutes
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I devote my time to answering questions from my patients.
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past future or present excellent
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somehow the running technique is normal by the way
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and so on until today there will be a lot
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I’ll try to highlight these short ones
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short tips that are so useful
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advice from Dr. Demchenko on specific
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questions so first a couple of words about these
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introductory
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about the modern view of food
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personal apparatus and a modern view of
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rental injury and the fact is that the problem
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let's say modern medicine
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let us tell you about the last few years
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the fact that medicine is very fragmented
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become
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hepatology clothing nephrologists there
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nephrology of the left kidney is not in front of the right
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Are there any pathologists for the kidney? Are there any canopies?
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everyone has it and every person has it
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your doctor and the problem is what is the heart
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part together the doctor is not on the test
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theoretically the tass should be cleared
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like a therapist, but how do we know that he is a therapist?
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it's not like the doctor is all over this flash drive
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something doesn't usually happen that's why
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unfortunately some medicine material
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holistic approach to the body and
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body, with such and such pieces
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here the liver is as if separate
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exists and it is separately treated there
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here easy exists separately here
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the knee exists separately in the department
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heal unfortunately the loss of this moment
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leads to efficiency
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treatment begins to drop sharply and let's say
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so lately the smog has started
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gain active
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let's tell you about the methods and schools, let's say this
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direction, how fashionable it is now
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concepts like these big ones
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schools that talk about what is necessary
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to unite people again into some kind of unified
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structure and if a person has knee pain
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do not treat his knee to understand why it hurts
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given to most often, well, if I would him
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sports knee injury
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running that 80 percent is needed almost
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knee needs to be treated others absolutely
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parts and which led
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because they tried the knee joint
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drink painkillers rub ointment inject
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injections there, surfaces change there
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drill rob there another old man then
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grandfather, respectively, what are the basic ones?
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understanding these concepts first
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concept that was brought into these
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directions are concepts dance take
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respectively concentrated system
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tension mutual compression system
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there is a system that supports its
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the balance of her form is nothing like what she has
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there are elements that are in
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constant compression of rigid elements
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which are in constant tension
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like rubber up accordingly itself
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stand integrated system which
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they made something like this, it’s not clear
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what are these, these are sticks and rubber bands that
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three-dimensional spatial space
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designs according to what was
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more clearly this is a tourist tent
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yes that is, if we are a tourist tent
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let's lift the air by the edge like this
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will retain its shape because
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it rests on this one right here
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stable shape if we raise it like this
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this house is just falling apart because
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that he is holding on
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something is hanging on the bottom like that and
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just crushed by gravity
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accordingly, for all concentrated
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systems and how to teach this body to eat
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a number of let's say features that
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will greatly influence
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injury and recovery treatment
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after injury 1 feature
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integrated system is
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that increasing the tension to increasing
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voltage at any point in the system will be
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be transmitted to the entire system mind to
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For example, they took a tent and in the middle like this
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grabbed the ground with your hand and didn’t twist it
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material in the middle what will happen all
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the tent will shrink a little according to how
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at least the nearest arcs are very
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will shrink quite a bit
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so the tension will be accordingly
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transmitted to the entire system but
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maximum but will accumulate in
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nearest nodes and the maximum
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the negative impact will be there
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transition compression in tension that is
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hard soft tell a person
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hard with soft transition where occurs
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tendon attaches muscle to bone
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tendons of bones are the most vulnerable
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places we'll go to the runner's grasses there
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there are 10 of them, you can allocate 15 runners to
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in fact it's all the same injury
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Almost everyone feels this enthesopathy
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enthesopathy is a disease instead
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transition of tendon to bone
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accordingly, the tent also has seams, yes
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and there are no places of transition in hell
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so the following system is common to everyone
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of these systems is the next
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postulate the lower the voltage in a given
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the worse it resists the system
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external change but the better it is
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regains its shape after this
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impact if so, simply the tent is strong
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stretched out walking drunk man fell on
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no if he's all 50 kilograms of tent
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normal, but if he was up to 90 kilograms
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the tent breaks if
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the tent wasn't stretched too tight, I'm walking
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Already 50 kilograms I've done it sweetly I've done it
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the mixture with it got up but everything is fine 90
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kilogram will also have an effect according to
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great that's why it's again
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interesting for us what we have instead
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handmade gifts and discounts not soft fabrics
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and primarily up to 7 soft tissues
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which can change their strength
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tension it let it be the next 20
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the next idea is that everything
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absolutely tissue of the human body in
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constantly updated
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adapt to environmental conditions
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that's absolutely all
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and the most interesting thing is
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happens right to the grave and
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when people there at 50 years old are burning for me, that’s it
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I'm too old for this
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and then nun 86 years old do farnham i
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I wanted to say the name you're too old for this
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accordingly we all change we all
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constantly adapting
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so today we too you a lot
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enough to talk about how a person
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restore method and how to do it
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how to enter correctly
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recovery period
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how to carry it out correctly by the way
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you know what bone, slow to
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femur look at the cut it
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this is what his drawing looks like
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real means of a single such hair and
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elegance, this is the part, this is the power
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lines inside the bone
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they arise exclusively under
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vertical load
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that is, roughly speaking, when a person walks
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on is on decal on and pressure
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from above leads to the fact that the bone
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the video is definitely like this
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arch bridges
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before that
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it is better to withstand the load if you
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take this bone
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a child who is in a wheelchair
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it will be just chaotic
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such scattered cells and what?
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it’s interesting that you know why it’s like this
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carries astronauts in his arms to not
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fly by, everyone tells me that it’s muscles
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atrophy actually no do that
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that they constantly train there
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the simulator they are there is very good
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support the muscular sales system
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these bones are dissolving
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structures that I showed here
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the bone adapts to what is not
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vertical load and adjustment
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internal bone remodeling
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becomes such that when it becomes
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so unadapted and well loaded
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under the weight that they can with their muscles
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break their bones and so they first
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goes to the hospital
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screw up the pig will
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the drug is called at last
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this is a drug that transports
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Calcium from the blood is dug into the bones 4
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faithful drip with calcium that's very
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gradually adapts vertical
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load first so that they do not
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broke the ATB networks of the forester's vertebra and
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femoral neck
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and in a smaller sense, imagine
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how much body can transform
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in super healthy people it's super
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healthy people astronaut in a couple of months
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actually one and a half to two months
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enough for the restructuring to take place
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bone very strong have you ever
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seen with a blade, wrung his hands, insert what
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happens when you shoot after two
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weeks plaster seen
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sign as if I ate pilaf and here it is
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becomes two times smaller, for example
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three weeks of plaster with
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involvement of the knee joint gives a deficiency
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on the quadriceps thigh five centimeters
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set 3 is not divisible with us, that is
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it's very, very dynamic dynamic
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processes when I was in Germany in blades
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sports injury rehabilitation
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Let's just say I worked here in our houses in
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such a system worked for me
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such an opportunity as these Germany
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practice and how much I was
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terribly surprised but now we are too
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little by little the so-called
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previous rehabilitation or they are aggressive and
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rehabilitation thank you injury man
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broke a leg
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he was operated on very heavily
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the next morning that's the only way he
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went away great he can't stay
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the bed gives him such a stand with
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lying down to understand I was surprised and
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why do you come here athlete
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the first year he should not lose shape during
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secondly, for something to heal for us
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that we need active blood flow, what do we need?
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need to
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high exchange we need food up
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the body needs to be active
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listen in general there are super trainers
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hospitals are also for those who have their own legs
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they'll outbid you, they'll beat you up, but they asked
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hand bike lets you lie down and straight
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so you reel in nothing cardio load
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you can't start a used load map
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should he take it off, therefore, before the first rule
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if your legs fall off do something
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hands and hands remained to do something
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you can't heal with your feet
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wait until it heals very poorly
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domina is poorly absorbed
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everything is absorbed and you feel bad
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recover therefore last that
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you can do this lie down and wait until she
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will pass therefore earlier activation it
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great thing and if you ur
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is cut off
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lie down on the sofa and feel it once you saw how
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a couple is a couple drinking beer and putting on
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it won't lead to anything good
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there is always early activation leads
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very good result. first advice
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if you want to recover quickly
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no need to work after injury
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controlled areas at the beginning dormir
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work with all other methods
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as much as possible, that’s very important
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to make a man groan with that type of load
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who is used to getting sports
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continued and and getting that is the barbell
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they gave me a lift, I don’t run on the bed like you
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you see, they just delivered the bike
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because a person with every load
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You can’t lose your cardio load even more so
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abruptly the first thing that happens if a runner
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stops running, I'll correct it by about 3
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5 where does his depression begin?
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clinical pros and why it’s missing
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serotonin grip I just have a lot
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worked with runners and applicants
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first education neurological
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did some small practice in
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psychiatric clinic and the morning we were
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department of dependents team like this
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called search behavior means
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that no understand the oil painting comes
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patient in the office
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so you ask the doctor with the knee
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dangerous this for also doing this tomorrow
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I need to run, I don’t know the object or another
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comes
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I don't sleep well and my appetite is upset
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life is losing color, you have to run, you have to run
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run they're a man some I'm now
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get better
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they are actually afraid of something
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additional release is terminated if
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have you ever had that moment like
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running away to blaze half marathon and food flash
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and all the dogs are happy and eat you vegetables
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an object
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seen kissing hugging just like that
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delight and this happens because
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approximately 17 kilometers at certain
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conditions, a very large amount is thrown out
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the volume of serotonin dopamine which
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reversed when strengthening antonin and
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the effect is not exactly from wrinkles but when
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the body has dopamine such happiness
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serotonin is exactly what I love
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this effect is very important for
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treatment of injuries and because if a person
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in poor psychological condition
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nothing will heal you will find out amazing
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the box didn’t motivate if he didn’t have it
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it’s the positivity inside that’s very strange
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it would seem that the font could fly
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very influential and because and because the corner
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everyone who plays these sports
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cyclical
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a must for everyone during recovery
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some kind of replacement is needed so everyone who
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cannot run but at the same time they have an injury
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is connected precisely with the fact that
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can't take the landing I
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transferring a bicycle to swimming or
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this time because an ejection is needed
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there are definitely no dopamine hearts
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I tried that you have nothing sad
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the bangs are completely overgrown
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ok next moment continue
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the process can also be very adapted
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about this rule with forms
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that's why this girl
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adapted and here you know
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I couldn't find the shoe legs
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there are some very cool photos
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I need to add this
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It used to be fashionable for Armenians to make things like this
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cars and skulls for children only bandaging
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tower heads and why because from
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sat down if you adapt it to anything
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she adapts to anything
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whatever external challenge she
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definitely an apartment and but the thing is that
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so that she adapts and not
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broke just needs to be done
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certain steps
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and why we get sports injuries
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related specifically not to acute dotku
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stories when you fly there on skis and
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there are bones in one direction and a cup in
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another
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namely those associated with excess
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use when you walk for a long time
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looks like you have a sore knee or 5
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you run for a long time when your knee hurts
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we get this grass only because
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our body couldn't respond to that
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the challenge we gave him to the outside
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strengthening the structures responded with a lapdog up to
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there are very, very specific
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let's tell the running reasons now they
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we talked, by the way, too
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picture you see the thickness of the volcano here
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the thickness of the guests here
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This is a cross section of the hunter-gatherer Nutuz
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marathon runner and agrarian culture of man
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collector
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Well, that is, the employee's horse is here
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just look the crybaby is weakened and the bone
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actually a lot is changing
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You've probably heard that you can pump up your muscles
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volume points go only often I go
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they have tendons that can be pumped
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internal rod that does not change
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hi 20 percent tendon and approx.
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70 percent tendon outer part
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tendons can expand by almost 200
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percent, that is, we can pump the volume
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tell me the tendons are thicker and more powerful
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it would seem that they put together such a thing that
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easy, that is, everything changes and that’s why
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if you come across some kind of injury
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zbrush feature and usage
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why does this almost never happen?
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the end
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ways in this sport that is me
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almost 100 percent 95
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percent of all problems that a person
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you can meet with whom if he has
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enough internal internal
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motivation resources and desire to return to
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he was able to do this sport
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to do due to the fact that he is his body
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will strengthen and why does gr strengthen everything without
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problems other than cartilage unfortunately
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milinova next moment with ours
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concept remember the stick yes here is ours
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sticks with you here accordingly
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she looks like bones and muscles and
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a huge number of very smart people
00:24:02
wonderful respected people spoke
00:24:05
for a long, long time now
00:24:08
that our muscles do not work as separate
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on muscle structures and how certain
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so let's say the lines let's say in the body about it
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many people
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Vladimir Landa was one of the first to speak
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then there are 11 volumes of muscle chains in the bag
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wrote 11 from everyone I bought honestly here I am
00:24:39
Thomas Mars already talked about this in his book
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anatomical trains everyone knows there is no Mars
00:24:44
and he doesn’t know everyone else right there from
00:24:46
myers
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why does he know everything, he became very simple
00:24:48
a book of anatomical trains that can be
00:24:50
consider any person very important to you
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I recommend downloading it on the Internet
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cool book with very beautiful
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pictures from pictures from her
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they all have the same idea
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that in fact ladies have a dancing system
00:25:04
greedy
00:25:05
this sigrity heating element system is presented here
00:25:07
with such muscle strips and bones
00:25:10
yes, it’s so full of rings like arcs and
00:25:14
look if we have somewhere in the muscle
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muscle tension occurs in the band
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voltage will be transmitted throughout
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streak and manifest as symptoms
00:25:26
she will be where she will be, where she will be, where she will be, where she will be
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place of transition from
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what's in the bone and accordingly if we
00:25:34
let's take all our running problems and
00:25:37
let's break it down and we'll do it now
00:25:39
approximately in this concept we can
00:25:42
get the recipe and let's say search
00:25:45
place to be treated and recipe
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let's tell you self-medication is quite simple
00:25:49
you need to understand where to treat when
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there is a problem as a small clinical
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an example comes to me here if the chain
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this one goes straight dear and like this
00:26:02
back back back back ends
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here on your toes
00:26:05
behind the rectifier compartment comes to
00:26:07
A man tells me I’m already running berries
00:26:12
five years usually with this for 100 tons
00:26:14
nothing happens almost happens
00:26:18
cases but very rarely and I usually say
00:26:21
I think he's very inflamed
00:26:24
sounds strange why because the
00:26:26
hill Well, in general, the principle of an archive is this
00:26:28
site of the Achilles tendon
00:26:29
this tendon is inflamed here
00:26:32
in general, if you take everyone who runs around
00:26:34
one and a half 1 fee work the most Joe before
00:26:36
because almost all requests to
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first year and a half
00:26:40
further if the check ran for a year and a half
00:26:42
if he ran 2 marathons that was once
00:26:45
like hell when something like that means it fell off
00:26:47
I might fall off already fell off further
00:26:50
You can now go and stay with your grandmother
00:26:52
which you have done it does and
00:26:56
that's why guys like this come to me already
00:26:58
much less often
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This is the man I’ve been running for five years
00:27:01
In general, I’ll be upset and run all over
00:27:03
run my usual workout
00:27:05
inflamed in a very strange way, that's what he says
00:27:08
that he loves already in all the doctors he has bypassed me
00:27:10
there they injected me with hormones and there I
00:27:13
I apply it in mozilla and take pills
00:27:16
I'm calming down, I'm just starting to run
00:27:18
and immediately all the problems come back again and
00:27:20
payment for the night look first I made a
00:27:24
now it's just a story I took one
00:27:26
leg and raised the other leg
00:27:28
this year there is something like already
00:27:29
rose which was already Achilles
00:27:35
went upstairs this is clearly not a stuck nerve, she's just
00:27:39
rose worse because on this side
00:27:40
they started looking at something underneath and
00:27:47
here we found him
00:27:50
wonderful hefty spasm throughout
00:27:53
the lower back on this side here is the ice
00:27:57
history you no disk space unloaded
00:28:01
the truck arrived at the dacha with this and
00:28:04
fertilizers to the public himself with the driver
00:28:08
the truck driver dragged it like that
00:28:16
that's about right about right almost before
00:28:23
sick of giving way magically back
00:28:28
shock wave therapy is obvious here
00:28:29
arrival massage do thing like this
00:28:31
you do it with milk and with mechanical and maybe
00:28:34
relax and then it will become clear
00:28:37
he gets up every time the tension in the
00:28:41
system any tension on helly fell to on
00:28:45
touch it and it’s still swollen, but the pain is already there
00:28:48
no, if he does help magic now
00:28:50
it will pass again and no longer
00:28:52
arises and the power is clearly found
00:28:55
another example of course comes man
00:28:58
again a powerful employee and says
00:29:01
headaches are hellish
00:29:02
March did for a friend did everything there
00:29:05
I did nothing and they can’t find it now
00:29:08
even you, I looked for everything there
00:29:12
I look at this a lot of pain, I'm usually there
00:29:15
95 percent was no more
00:29:17
first second cervical vertebrae stage he
00:29:19
everything is correct, I’ll ask you just like that
00:29:24
strange really did everything
00:29:27
tests on the cervical spine are normal
00:29:29
there is such a lover
00:29:31
the fat one asked in short there was nothing
00:29:35
so rough spire psychosomatics can
00:29:38
don't be nervous, there's nothing worse than me
00:29:42
so you already know I already have a hand like that
00:29:44
reaches towards the business card
00:29:45
psychotherapist and so much hair game
00:29:48
when else
00:29:50
like washed it for the car back when like
00:29:52
I've been sitting at work for a long time, I'm handing over the game protocol
00:29:55
I'm so nervous, my tooth hurts too, I'm sitting here like
00:29:58
it would hurt so much, starting with power
00:30:02
know where in all office employees
00:30:04
it hurts between my shoulder blades like this floor
00:30:12
between the shoulder blades they stretched him tightly
00:30:19
headaches went away why
00:30:23
there was a tension here HIV through the skull
00:30:26
there is a line tension here given
00:30:30
tension through a muscle tendon
00:30:34
his connection was just like this
00:30:36
it was tight, he felt it
00:30:39
that's the most interesting thing: why
00:30:43
he was nervous and getting worse because
00:30:44
we are nervous, our muscles are spasming
00:30:47
the biggest one was very big
00:30:50
aggravation of externally women get carried away
00:30:52
he is much larger than a man and remember
00:30:55
the crisis has [ __ ] up the dollar at 80, everything is there
00:30:58
business is business and everyone is flying
00:31:00
there's a big influx of men and that's it
00:31:02
businessman has all the problems in everyone's lower back
00:31:06
the same as you were once sick
00:31:08
but then it escalates in everyone’s neck
00:31:10
it's stuck in the lower back, it's stuck sharply
00:31:13
that means they were there for a month
00:31:15
business problems 101 lower back neck this
00:31:20
the first thing that sticks is the diaphragm is amazing
00:31:24
but then I lost half a pack of these
00:31:25
business cards that he is relaxed by champagne and
00:31:29
he started doing the same thing here too
00:31:31
need body-oriented
00:31:32
psychotherapy
00:31:34
another story comes his man
00:31:39
it hurts right here this is where we often go
00:31:46
for a car for January and you know where it hurts
00:31:49
very strange, am I just standing and walking?
00:31:52
the whole share in everything was given by the country which
00:31:56
just sitting with no pain usually from
00:31:57
There's not much left to clear here, but
00:31:59
walking, standing
00:32:00
still you have to touch strange things
00:32:03
we begin to feel because this is a stripe in
00:32:08
this on the leg we find the center of the fascia topi
00:32:13
thigh thigh tense here
00:32:16
stretch, break and place all the beams
00:32:19
this thing is different from what he already has
00:32:21
it doesn't hurt because
00:32:24
the spiral target was unloaded so I didn't
00:32:27
I say that this is the only mechanism
00:32:29
explanation of all diseases no far from
00:32:32
the only one but it is very relevant for
00:32:35
specifically for specifically cyclic
00:32:39
loads why because the main reason
00:32:41
problem under cyclic loads
00:32:43
these are clogged shortened muscles that you
00:32:46
whether you don’t have time, don’t want to, or forget
00:32:48
doesn’t mean you have to stretch to put them together
00:32:50
massage and improve them in every possible way
00:32:53
elasticity squeezed so let's
00:32:56
let's go through the main problems, I'll go through all of them
00:32:59
short and knee-length, a lot right
00:33:02
understood well
00:33:04
I can say two words about running technique that I
00:33:07
thought about this
00:33:08
I was very online, I was 24 years old
00:33:12
natural running, I ask for shoes myself
00:33:17
you and why natural where it will work
00:33:19
7 weeks of course they will write a plan but
00:33:24
in fact 95 percent of the world's people
00:33:28
heel-toe running is very fashionable now
00:33:31
such and such a Moscow run is mine personally
00:33:33
opinion coincides with the opinion of American
00:33:35
America's strongest running colleagues
00:33:38
medicine in general in the world because
00:33:40
have been running very actively for a very long time and
00:33:43
what is she talking about they took
00:33:44
representatives are better representatives of different
00:33:47
running schools and gave them a wall in their sneakers
00:33:52
in which for every square centimeter
00:33:54
glove compartment pressure sensor was installed
00:33:57
pressure removal why real time and
00:33:59
then go over their equipment, you know what
00:34:02
they discovered that absolutely all schools
00:34:06
have two points 1 this point is primary
00:34:10
contract and 2 this transfer point
00:34:13
power where the bulk of the weight goes
00:34:19
you land and where you give your weight and
00:34:22
all schools
00:34:23
this is the middle part of this here but .
00:34:26
main power transmission illuminated
00:34:28
contact points
00:34:29
that is, if you run in alcohol
00:34:32
then the heel strike is 57 kilograms in reality
00:34:36
after touching the heel
00:34:38
if you're right the heel mill goes
00:34:41
roll to the middle part and hit the main one
00:34:43
will be the middle part if you run with
00:34:45
forefoot it will be easy
00:34:48
touching the anterior section and again
00:34:49
transmission with the middle part if the object with
00:34:52
in the middle part the water definitely falls
00:34:55
they came up with a different idea, but that's the idea
00:34:59
sedan what is it, you wouldn’t run with technology
00:35:01
you will still have approximately one and
00:35:03
the same picture of transmission in general but the same
00:35:05
main power and actually when
00:35:08
they tell you when you run on your heels
00:35:10
you are so hard to see all the points
00:35:12
there
00:35:13
where is everything according to your plan just a little
00:35:17
happens because it happens
00:35:19
people who run heels incorrectly
00:35:21
that is, if you have . primary
00:35:23
contact matches . power transmission
00:35:25
servants with the heel you get the kick that
00:35:30
passes mainly on hard
00:35:32
structures, that is, it is the calcaneus, yes
00:35:35
it will be plantar fasciitis spur above
00:35:38
let's go shin it will be a syndrome
00:35:41
periosteum
00:35:42
heard on most above let's go it
00:35:45
Karena will be higher, so it will be for
00:35:47
windy we will send it will be the lower back clearly
00:35:51
transmission over rigid structures because
00:35:53
that the first blow was taken hard
00:35:55
structure heel and further along the system
00:35:57
dance and all this is happening behind the scenes
00:35:59
the rigid system runs wrong
00:36:02
a fairy tale such a white carcass and you know how
00:36:05
the kind that come to me to study
00:36:07
normal as it sounds
00:36:09
I ran normally as a human being
00:36:12
and here, in short, it’s enough for me to take what
00:36:15
how in general, not only why are these useful
00:36:17
we'll teach you and let's go if you want
00:36:21
does a person without a trainer do it or
00:36:23
the coach usually didn’t keep track of something
00:36:24
ends people try very hard
00:36:26
learn to move
00:36:27
lubrication and because it happens with them.
00:36:29
primary contact front starts
00:36:31
coincide with power transfer point
00:36:33
there are a lot of people in front
00:36:35
they even deliver the heel, their heel is not
00:36:38
reaches the floor and what happens
00:36:42
in fact they are running for the Oscars like this
00:36:44
run on that printer or old and only
00:36:48
sprinters when scary is impossible
00:36:51
Running the Donsk Marathon is not the same
00:36:54
licked I ran
00:36:55
limited by how things are going and how bad they are
00:37:00
that is, what is the idea if you have games
00:37:04
what doesn't come they usually come on
00:37:07
what a pity the games are just hellishly packed
00:37:09
they almost did
00:37:10
do not stretch do not massage anything
00:37:12
how I ran normally before and here
00:37:14
I went hill, I'm broke
00:37:16
actually folded on his knees
00:37:19
gouged
00:37:20
quadriceps everything is pinched everything is pinched why
00:37:23
this happens because man is first
00:37:25
blow with him than with his soft system
00:37:27
consonants need to serve and he has a blow
00:37:31
the blow didn't hit his bones
00:37:33
soft tissues and he went to the first
00:37:36
turn in the calf muscle and pinched
00:37:37
on further blow goes tabs I
00:37:40
I’ll show you the quadric, it’s jammed and then it’s decided
00:37:43
problem here problem here
00:37:45
so it doesn't matter what the conclusion is
00:37:49
technique you run vote technique you
00:37:51
was right good the coolest thing
00:37:54
knows how to do it using different techniques, that is,
00:37:56
for 1 long distance you run part of the distance
00:37:59
with one technique they changed your technique
00:38:01
the muscles turned on a little differently
00:38:02
very good we had a nice run through the other one
00:38:04
technology and this way in principle
00:38:06
in fact it is important to be able to run
00:38:09
Abraham's wife's good technique
00:38:11
it won't matter, the main thing is to do it well
00:38:13
what and how they proved that all schools
00:38:15
good because they started school
00:38:17
As you know, we got it done smoothly
00:38:20
actively swam three kilometers per
00:38:22
I’ve been working on everything for a week with a trainer
00:38:26
coach in short so how not to do what
00:38:40
shows explain and - just how well
00:38:48
as if
00:38:49
that there wouldn't be a plum's swimming style
00:38:51
each here is a detail that is very
00:38:52
minimal if you didn’t do it on the right one
00:38:55
it would be easier because you are a private crawl yes
00:38:57
everyone there, everyone is small
00:38:59
a piece of this king is very useful
00:39:01
thing that is definitely better to do if you
00:39:05
swimmers only come to me at bedtime web
00:39:06
face offside neck and that's all the swimmers
00:39:09
which come with problems or
00:39:11
neck game please send me how are you
00:39:14
swim with them all the fee with violation
00:39:16
technique if you swim normally technique
00:39:18
the shadow won't hurt and the knife and
00:39:20
the neck will definitely rotate like this
00:39:23
do it and the shoulder will be fine
00:39:26
speed through with a normal turn
00:39:28
no body with arator voltage
00:39:30
there won't be a cuff, that's why you learn
00:39:33
run correctly if American
00:39:37
statistics is a very good topic plan
00:39:38
they divide the run but the people running into three
00:39:41
categories
00:39:42
these are the ones who are 2 healthy running now
00:39:44
the doctor prescribed this for up to 30 kilometers
00:39:47
a week is to improve the heart with
00:39:49
cardiovascular and mood
00:39:51
fat burning so on 2 I live on si
00:39:55
this is a person who does fitness
00:39:56
and in general, as if inside your fitness
00:40:00
runs the top 10 meters
00:40:02
week and uranium man runner is from 50
00:40:06
meters a week
00:40:07
drink in the case of injuries because
00:40:10
healthy is 15 percent of people per year
00:40:12
get injured from running
00:40:16
weaned for weeks most healthy
00:40:19
let's go in fitness it's already 30 percent and
00:40:23
early it's 60 percent you run more
00:40:27
50 kilometers a week then 60 percent
00:40:30
probably once a year it will catch
00:40:33
the only joy is that you
00:40:35
Looks like it can be treated quite well
00:40:37
because basically, well, almost everything
00:40:40
running on the right is treated well if
00:40:43
it's all a secret man
00:40:44
and don't die let's really like it
00:40:48
my profession basically. even a little
00:40:52
it went perfectly because he
00:40:56
that's how it goes, that is my main goal
00:40:57
it happens to find out why this happens before
00:41:00
let's say that syringes types are not
00:41:03
you will pass faster yes because those
00:41:05
guys who run with broken bones
00:41:07
broken
00:41:23
volumes simply the larger the volume and
00:41:27
come in as the volume starts the more
00:41:29
these volumes will be less than everyone's forgiveness
00:41:31
mechanical nut, that is, if you
00:41:34
you almost have the right technique then
00:41:36
if you run 30 kilometers there and you
00:41:38
run 60 meters the chance that you
00:41:41
drank too much, use this price and sharply
00:41:43
it came out sharply higher
00:41:46
so the more you increase the volume
00:41:48
the more you need to improve your
00:41:50
technique and your recovery
00:41:52
this is a very important point, plus there is also
00:41:55
American statistics are even more
00:41:57
people are still being violated, that is, it’s stunning
00:41:59
damage those that increase volume
00:42:01
and those who are trying to increase eat
00:42:03
speed at the old volume, that is, those
00:42:06
people who are trying to put a forester
00:42:09
personal best is a more direct path Hank
00:42:13
traumatism is what I wanted to say
00:42:16
By
00:42:18
now he's in the bag, he's jackpot and draws what we do
00:42:22
stopped and kirisun what scary but
00:42:26
drawing in the sand he says ordinary chains
00:42:29
functionally, that is, not anatomically
00:42:31
gave the right to another muscle attached about
00:42:34
how the load comes and look
00:42:36
how the load comes on the leg you can see this
00:42:39
line now look it will be
00:42:42
the line along which we will take you on we will
00:42:43
getting injured is the line that
00:42:47
which is smart zero
00:42:50
that is, this is the beginning of the plantar
00:42:52
Achilles fasciitis bursitis Achilles tendinitis
00:42:56
this chance of plates inflammation of the calf
00:42:59
soleus muscle go here
00:43:01
inflammation of the patella property
00:43:03
ceiling moral inflammation syndrome
00:43:05
superior pole of the patella
00:43:06
hello, what if we give this line
00:43:12
lead this line, take this line
00:43:16
line Chomsky syndrome results from the sleep patterns of football players
00:43:23
they uh oh well I see yes we get everything
00:43:26
along this line so next
00:43:28
cool advice doctor demchenko
00:43:29
to sharply reduce your running
00:43:31
injuries and the coastal man himself is also well
00:43:33
eat in the mountains and that all the same things are needed
00:43:36
stretch just two muscles just two
00:43:39
the mouse needs to be stretched you already guessed how I got my calf and thigh
00:43:45
only 2 places that are really needed
00:43:47
good to keep in good condition or something
00:43:49
that getting 100 times less problems is here
00:43:55
accordingly, let's just say two words
00:43:57
let's talk about how to stretch them well
00:44:01
how would the organization work before connected
00:44:04
we knock down what I noticed on
00:44:06
runners stretching during training
00:44:13
this is the worst case scenario the best actually
00:44:25
what errors are there that are very critical
00:44:27
important
00:44:28
1 stretching should be done, but not at all
00:44:31
less than 46 47 seconds
00:44:33
better a minute why is there simply no other way
00:44:37
there is no point in stretching anything at all if
00:44:40
this is a static stretch that goes up to
00:44:41
after running we don’t talk about
00:44:43
dynamic size yes that's what we are
00:44:46
talk about exactly that after running you then
00:44:49
will protect you from injury
00:44:52
time why do we need this time
00:44:58
the thing is that stretching, that is, you know
00:45:04
I used to think so too, I know a lot
00:45:09
people who think like that for a long time so don
00:45:12
stretch marks what are we holding
00:45:18
held it, pulled it out, well, they pulled the block out
00:45:22
like this and the stronger the better it will remain
00:45:25
and silk jokes end
00:45:28
bring your soul
00:45:32
My illusions about me seem to have been debunked
00:45:36
recently I just arrived about six years ago
00:45:39
Englishman alone in rehabilitation
00:45:41
professor and show me how they became
00:45:46
give very surprised firstly weighed
00:45:59
the movement sits on absolutely useless
00:46:00
end amplitude why
00:46:02
stretching is a neurological phenomenon
00:46:05
neurological not mechanical
00:46:11
keep ecosystems and now look
00:46:21
stretch your biceps for example we have a mission
00:46:26
a little bit here, suddenly in this direction
00:46:29
gone sense here
00:46:32
the building is still afraid of the clock to measure
00:46:36
seconds
00:46:37
put
00:46:47
ready
00:46:50
stealth toy twists for him to pass
00:46:54
went tension everything to say on the task we
00:46:58
I noticed that we do not change the thread and the parameters
00:47:00
I'm trying to stop you from telling me what time
00:47:02
moment and you will feel relaxed
00:47:04
I feel like I’m squeezing my biceps to shrink it
00:47:11
[laughter]
00:47:14
depends on the reaction of the guests no system
00:47:16
in fact, if the boy is a little
00:47:20
this is a brake on our development later
00:47:24
what a second 30 35 then let's wait
00:47:30
a little more to see what happens
00:47:31
through 48 approximately add more
00:47:33
nothing added yet no yet
00:47:39
more than that I don't add don't subtract
00:47:43
very important, probably more and more
00:47:45
there's no point what happens if I don't
00:47:48
decreased increased nothing from him
00:47:50
a neurological mechanism occurred
00:47:53
releasing muscles for systems
00:47:57
I'm holding the kitchen Natasha bad let me have it
00:48:00
bribed what happened to him
00:48:03
write
00:48:05
it didn’t happen, why not?
00:48:07
do static stretching before
00:48:09
running he was 70 percent rushed
00:48:13
muscle she's gone deep reflex
00:48:18
it was very relaxing for me
00:48:21
a lot of
00:48:22
how they act as muscles for 40 minutes goes into
00:48:34
deep relaxation
00:48:36
good deep relaxation if you don't
00:48:38
waited for this moment didn’t sit down why
00:48:42
we need to start this, it makes no sense, I understand
00:48:44
that's why if you stretch we what
00:48:47
wait for this moment if you
00:48:50
recently snorted amphetamine you can on
00:48:52
12 seconds if you haven't slept well for a while
00:48:56
[ __ ] you can go there for 50
00:49:00
seconds but you have to prove or will happen
00:49:02
per minute approximately for reliability you can
00:49:04
wait a minute 9 seconds and ax everyone
00:49:06
this will happen and only after that
00:49:09
will happen it is usually believed
00:49:10
stretched and that’s why you can’t then
00:49:15
where to do duku because you will be like
00:49:17
Well, what are you going to do? You just brought it
00:49:18
it's worse for him to do 40 minutes accordingly
00:49:23
the next moment of stretching we are very
00:49:28
strongly tied to the length of the muscle very
00:49:32
many people know that jocks grow up to
00:49:35
we came out so voluminous we are becoming
00:49:36
jocks but again few people know again
00:49:39
I didn’t let you there either for eight years
00:49:40
back to yours about what muscles and bones are in
00:49:44
length, if you think about it you'll kill
00:49:48
Exactly how to grow the length of the auto industry
00:49:51
pitching like this the volumes are very
00:49:53
an interesting phenomenon is that when
00:49:55
you achieve this reflex
00:49:57
stretching is a message to the spinal cord
00:50:00
signals that the muscles are short
00:50:03
because the owner reports like a real brain
00:50:05
uses as
00:50:06
in this it takes a very long time to reach for an apple
00:50:09
it would be nice to make it the same length
00:50:12
here and in response to this muscle command
00:50:16
starts to build up at both ends
00:50:18
statistically longer accordingly
00:50:21
if you walk like this like a pipe
00:50:24
tie to the hetman when his shoulder is broken
00:50:26
that's how tied we are constantly sending
00:50:30
what signal are we actually making
00:50:32
give it like 1010 approximately we don't send
00:50:35
the signal and this is not sending for a long time
00:50:38
signals says that the owners are only here
00:50:41
you don’t need a normal cup anywhere
00:50:44
minutes and the muscles begin to shorten
00:50:48
have you heard about contractures contracture
00:50:51
this is when a person is after
00:50:52
the plaster fits but the arm cannot be bent
00:50:54
here's a photo all the muscles have shortened and she doesn't
00:50:58
warmly shortened she really shortened
00:51:01
gram, in short, I’m not pinched here
00:51:05
will choose something very interesting and leave us
00:51:07
here they didn’t know anything medical
00:51:09
often that is, we formed the saint 6
00:51:11
million rubles to mine accordingly
00:51:13
every million added a lot
00:51:15
interesting, so simple in general
00:51:17
absolutely, that is, carbon is like this
00:51:19
it would seem that I left the institute, I didn’t
00:51:21
I knew that you were a line grove
00:51:24
they don’t talk about it for some reason I don’t know
00:51:27
and accordingly in order to pass
00:51:32
said something to our tent
00:51:34
there were fewer problems and there should be
00:51:36
relaxation is very important
00:51:39
so that long muscles are not only soft
00:51:41
wears long ones so you get a circle and a bucket
00:51:44
you need to get in shape first
00:51:46
that is, gain length for this again
00:51:48
write down can remember need three
00:51:51
weeks two weeks every day twice a day
00:51:55
Do one minute of stretching per muscle a day.
00:51:58
and then in three weeks you will achieve
00:52:01
the increase in muscle and length is sufficient
00:52:03
to drop sharply
00:52:05
matiz further after you typed this
00:52:08
length and the main thing is not to lose it, but to
00:52:10
do not lose enough twice a week
00:52:13
stretch this muscle, stretch it, check it
00:52:17
Americans were taken to the rabbits for the video
00:52:19
the sadists simply cut off his rear Peter
00:52:22
came to the shoulder in two weeks she had
00:52:25
it has doubled in length and the rabbit is already
00:52:26
he ran normally they cut him off and sewed him on
00:52:29
back after a month and a half she again
00:52:32
became the same length
00:52:34
imagine plastic tactics
00:52:36
possibilities
00:52:37
it's very tasty, it goes away to eat
00:52:42
kildin did you hear that's what time
00:52:44
goes out at any time for several of you
00:52:50
how many times a week twice a week do you have
00:52:55
will be very slow practical very
00:52:58
slow why because twice it
00:53:00
what is this maintenance for them what if you
00:53:03
want to achieve real results in yoga
00:53:04
results you start against every day
00:53:06
seriously, three weeks each
00:53:09
Atlas day, well, just one and then already
00:53:12
you can do it 2 times a week
00:53:13
as a recommendation that's why it comes to me
00:53:17
for example, lotions work and weightlifters
00:53:19
hear about Ashtanga yoga and direction
00:53:20
they are so a little moved they work
00:53:22
six times a week they have results
00:53:24
that mad man comes from Hatha
00:53:26
which is not almost worse but even better
00:53:28
but twice a week your tank is
00:53:30
for 65 years I couldn’t go to the Christmas tree
00:53:34
bend over on the floor for two months
00:53:36
I wrap the barbell, I look at myself here
00:53:38
there behind on people that's why it's
00:53:40
happens because he planted every
00:53:42
day a little bit you yoga is better understood here
00:53:46
so you did the stretch once
00:53:49
then you just need to not lose
00:53:51
if you are lost then for some reason you
00:53:52
I haven't done any stretching for you for a month
00:53:55
again you need to do stretching for three weeks
00:53:56
okay now how to stretch the quadric and
00:54:00
how to stretch your calf the thing is that
00:54:03
quadriceps
00:54:05
he knows the quadriceps about which of the 4
00:54:06
square heads 2 of them straight two of them
00:54:09
they have oblique straight heads that are attached to
00:54:12
pelvis obliques to thigh
00:54:14
on the bones and accordingly if you will
00:54:16
necessary because sitting on what tricks to be
00:54:20
we stretch the obliques because they are through
00:54:25
one joint passes and straight lines pass
00:54:28
through the hip and through the knee
00:54:30
so to stretch the straight heads
00:54:33
which are the most necessary
00:54:35
to reduce more here they don't pull
00:54:39
practically therefore in order to
00:54:41
calculate how to do a pelvis
00:54:44
take exactly the deadlines and don’t work too hard here
00:54:49
on this component and lean on
00:54:52
component here and on this one
00:54:57
component, that is, the thigh needs to be spent
00:55:00
if it's hard to maintain balance then
00:55:07
you can do it like this
00:55:19
puke
00:55:24
Also
00:55:28
oh beauty, that's a knife with a support, by the way
00:55:31
disappeared, that is, they came to support and the most
00:55:34
it’s important that she pulls you here, they say
00:55:38
phone no, that's exactly what it will be
00:55:45
pull the picture from the correct heads
00:55:47
respectively, one minute for each
00:55:50
quadriceps stretch like this and the second
00:55:53
you need to stretch the calf across the screen yourself
00:55:56
in fact, she has triceps, she has three heads
00:56:00
she has two of her own that are still old
00:56:03
hares of the soleus muscle which are on
00:56:04
not really soleus fatigue
00:56:06
just 3 heads
00:56:07
games here
00:56:10
these are three muscles that are located here and
00:56:13
accordingly to his stretching the matter in
00:56:15
the fact that it's like the quadriceps
00:56:17
some of the heads are thrown over one
00:56:19
joint again in two
00:56:20
That’s how the game flips the flounder
00:56:24
through one ankle joint and cropped
00:56:26
through two joints through for the feet and through
00:56:29
knee so when you want to stretch
00:56:32
and besides the fact that here you need such banks
00:56:34
what is necessary to do the knee
00:56:37
straighten and bend the ankle this this
00:56:44
there will be a calf stretch
00:56:45
then what in 2 joints if you need
00:56:49
it was almost impossible to stretch the flounder with a garden
00:56:51
stretches in this version 1 you need to pull
00:56:53
because there are a lot of people who have more
00:56:55
somewhere here here here here here
00:56:58
There are some like this and they write why it’s dangerous
00:57:01
jeep a lot because it's a flounder and she
00:57:05
doesn’t stretch with this movement for this
00:57:08
Well, what do you need to do to bend your knee if
00:57:11
you do bend like this
00:57:20
success may be in touch
00:57:25
you write, you write, there will be a writer
00:57:28
video video on the Internet with me than
00:57:30
try a new one with your knee and tilt it like this
00:57:35
a lot with the first knee dorsal knee
00:57:38
tell me where your power cable runs
00:57:43
shows this game attachment
00:57:46
now they are clearing clients show me the place
00:57:57
soleus muscle completely terrain
00:57:59
maybe it’s worth spending 2 usa different
00:58:02
varieties another focus focus about
00:58:07
games
00:58:09
everyone is a miracle I think that the game and I too is growth
00:58:15
let's finish here, let's finish
00:58:18
but no the game ends above and
00:58:22
knee joint
00:58:23
you can see this knee here, don't sit, game
00:58:30
ends, that is, it was there
00:58:33
ends before a game TV
00:58:35
she throws herself over her knee
00:58:36
ends right here on the thigh and at
00:58:42
I have a lot of patients who come with
00:58:45
brim here under the knee above
00:58:49
knee and this is the calf muscle money
00:58:59
earned the spine stretches
00:59:04
I didn’t send hormones 2000 to the next world
00:59:10
and ours come very
00:59:12
a very wealthy elderly client and
00:59:15
start coming with this why his granddaughters
00:59:22
can't get up very bad
00:59:28
knee in general I come to him and
00:59:32
happened at about 70 to be able to go, knocked out with
00:59:36
our wife took the bikes and went
00:59:51
we've been riding around here all night
00:59:54
in the morning the frost went away and started from
00:59:58
red-hot
00:59:59
not to give in at all just arthrosis
01:00:02
the worst one he will start as a doctor
01:00:04
local doctors say this
01:00:08
Russia comes to very, very, very
01:00:11
I will put the most expensive one on connectivity and
01:00:13
Sandra Shine to do some anti-advertising
01:00:16
but what is the very morning where it stands
01:00:18
consultation with any doctor to sleep him
01:00:20
beloved, very famous, so they argue about him
01:00:24
a good orthopedist means that there are no bad ones
01:00:26
art object for 15,000 rubles, here it is
01:00:31
looks Grandfather came to drive his knee, which is not the first
01:00:35
what idea should he have for an mri?
01:00:42
stuffing frost grandfather knee
01:00:48
Naturally, and grandfather says arthrosis in general
01:00:50
[ __ ] up insurance for you, great money but
01:00:52
let's change it, come on, come on
01:00:56
wait he goes home to wait for the operation
01:00:59
on his knee for joint replacement
01:01:02
the fact that he had been lying there for a long time had begun
01:01:03
hurt your lower back call me names I love
01:01:06
sushi what is it like coal that hurts the worst
01:01:08
arthrosis in the morning you get up in height and hobble
01:01:13
in short, let's get some pure positivity
01:01:17
20 years without stopping walking at all
01:01:20
excellent in short when the sailor leaves
01:01:22
and the main thing is not to certify an extra
01:01:25
if everyone lay down or sat down now
01:01:26
become impossible arthrosis 6 attacks leads that
01:01:30
the hall enters knows someone did will
01:01:33
good muscle pumping what happens
01:01:36
on fistulas the shadow of life and then another week
01:01:38
then what happens is jim this
01:01:41
lactic acid is very bad if you
01:01:44
as if you were going to well as possible not
01:01:46
become and how arthrosis I lead arthrosis
01:01:52
he absolutely fight leads in the morning well
01:01:55
because I rested this knee
01:01:58
you get up, everything is fine, walked 300 meters
01:02:00
it starts to hurt and the more you want the more
01:02:03
worse, I throw it past under the knee and there it is
01:02:07
in this area the pressure is terribly painful
01:02:10
strengthening the calf muscles and novocaine
01:02:13
with which I took it I threw off 7 and the angle is there
01:02:15
he’s already stopped waiting for a replacement sample
01:02:17
there's a story about the calf muscles
01:02:22
the same thing, why did the orthopedist look at me like that?
01:02:24
The other orthopedist was good
01:02:26
no fool my grandfather went to prison because his knee hurt
01:02:31
inverter coward in the head that the devil was listening
01:02:36
you won't have time to roll the score significantly yet
01:02:39
to the idea of ​​something to immediately look there
01:02:42
inside although at 80 percent even with her
01:02:47
more problems related to sports and
01:02:50
knee look at him inside look
01:02:53
need to go outside because it's no longer
01:02:56
knee joint is pain in
01:02:58
the knee joint area is very
01:03:01
big difference over knee pain
01:03:03
the knee area is tired and useful again
01:03:06
advice from Dr. Demchenko
01:03:07
if you have knee pain try it
01:03:10
feel if you can feel yours
01:03:13
pain is not arthrosis for those who are not ruptured
01:03:15
meniscus
01:03:16
no pouring costs and no bundles
01:03:20
about him write there exhaustion where
01:03:23
oleic solutions non-joint mouse
01:03:25
in short, not everything that he is on
01:03:27
mri is all that is all you are mri
01:03:31
something you can’t touch, that’s all something
01:03:34
you buy it in short if it hurts
01:03:36
it most likely has something to do with
01:03:38
area of ​​the knee joint, especially if
01:03:41
you weren't to a little injury that's it
01:03:43
what he lived multiplied by ran
01:03:45
for example that's why we found the account we found it
01:03:48
there's clearly something on top, yes it's a muscle shooter and
01:03:53
accordingly what one says to the other
01:03:58
advice is very valuable.
01:04:00
if the bull found some kind of role
01:04:03
come on like any pain and in any way
01:04:05
place what to do assume that
01:04:08
this instead
01:04:09
For us, this system is like this is where it ends
01:04:11
some kind of muscle most likely
01:04:14
most likely this muscle will be somewhere higher
01:04:17
very logical topic and what is needed first
01:04:20
turn to do you need to take this muscle
01:04:22
knead well good knead well
01:04:26
Can you go to the community massage and what do you want this
01:04:28
muscle is well professionally sized and
01:04:30
if you feel better after the massage
01:04:32
authors this is a problem with the muscle and place
01:04:36
its fastenings if we go further then
01:04:41
you can feel yourself higher than this place
01:04:44
this picture you will have, well, in that sense
01:04:46
that you can see this picture then
01:04:50
there is any pain to bring out they found you
01:04:52
you can try to probe the entire chain
01:04:55
if you find somewhere on this chain
01:04:58
a segment that is painful and tight
01:05:01
you can try to relax
01:05:03
can be carried out by this product layer
01:05:05
Kuznetsova applicator according to your conditions
01:05:07
means that a great thing is good
01:05:10
perfectly relaxes muscles and such wolves
01:05:15
plastic porno mat is also called
01:05:18
no, he doesn’t hear if you take the applicator
01:05:20
Kuznetsova write a pad to sell three
01:05:22
times more expensive will be a naughty needle
01:05:29
there is an applicator, but I don’t recommend it
01:05:31
they are very prickly then
01:05:32
Crayfish tattoos are not.
01:05:33
one but the second method is great
01:05:37
I love it very much, it's called fum roller
01:05:39
Have you heard about this thing called foam birth?
01:05:42
rollerball is a great thing, there is also this one
01:05:45
the thing is not planned by the company, which is expensive
01:05:47
there's just a karting like this
01:05:50
stick stick this is called massage
01:05:53
stick massage shelf here accordingly
01:05:56
it can be replaced with this dough roller
01:06:00
the middle and the rolling pin for the middle
01:06:03
scrolls accordingly here
01:06:06
this guy shows how and on
01:06:08
I guess it would be good for us to flex our muscles then
01:06:10
do the massage yourself and actually
01:06:13
the lines that we have are now fashionable
01:06:18
direction hare informal share
01:06:20
if you've heard this story
01:06:22
official release if you type foam
01:06:25
roller
01:06:26
there are tons of videos on youtube
01:06:29
materials and wanted to be positioned correctly
01:06:31
by 300 rubles to 9 thousand rubles at 9000 and
01:06:35
brother built
01:06:36
makes it cool so new completely
01:06:39
useless cool the thing is that
01:06:42
I really like all kinds of sports brands
01:06:44
im low tariff good very yes it's me
01:06:47
so yeah it's cool and then it's not
01:06:49
I'm advertising
01:06:52
but now give me some good things
01:06:55
Accordingly, there are also now
01:06:57
cool thing also not included
01:06:59
I recently saw the presentation myself
01:07:00
called either hyper volt or cockroach
01:07:03
or their analogues and looks like for example
01:07:06
on an electric jigsaw, do you know Trnavskaya
01:07:11
Now, if the jigsaw catalogs are in
01:07:13
attach a rubber bump at the end
01:07:15
there will be a daragan like this including and does
01:07:18
you can just do it hand in hand
01:07:21
athletes use it very often now
01:07:23
for recovery very cool like this
01:07:25
I went there five or six times on the Internet
01:07:28
he wants to do the same thing but it’s dangerous
01:07:32
separated by accident that's why the background roller
01:07:36
spider gurney karaganda elite hyper
01:07:40
volt
01:07:42
Kuznetsov applicator
01:07:44
bathhouse about banim, by the way, here are two
01:07:48
words everyone asks me, it hurts
01:07:51
Gretel's place to cool is interesting
01:07:55
let's keep it short if anything
01:07:57
inflamed heat in no case
01:07:58
warm the morning under no circumstances warm
01:08:01
if something hurts you and the cyclone doesn’t need it
01:08:03
warm bad goll need to cool the cold
01:08:06
a magnificent thing and our friend, I myself am very
01:08:09
I have been actively involved in sports all my life and
01:08:11
cold is your main great friend if you have
01:08:13
I also got sick somewhere after running
01:08:18
for example for walking
01:08:19
take frozen vegetables from the freezer and
01:08:22
put it on this place and hold it for five
01:08:25
minutes then break for one minute at
01:08:27
apply again for five minutes and only for 2 0
01:08:29
5 minutes to get 15 minutes together
01:08:32
why can't you do it for 15 minutes in the first place?
01:08:34
skin maybe a little bit but
01:08:36
get hurt from the cold secondly
01:08:38
It is believed that more than 20 minutes can
01:08:41
call inhibition of cell division if you have it
01:08:43
there was damage to the cells and they will become growths
01:08:45
it's very bad to share water with young people and you
01:08:48
recovery will slow down therefore in
01:08:50
basically good for cleaning
01:08:52
swelling and pain is enough for 15 minutes like this
01:08:55
Here there was five minutes of freezing
01:08:57
perfectly relieves swelling and if anything
01:09:00
let's warm up, let's warm up when you clearly
01:09:02
you feel like you have a problem with
01:09:03
muscles, that is, you have no pain in the area
01:09:06
there are no problems with muscle attachment and
01:09:08
there is no swelling in the tendon, it just hurts
01:09:11
muscles tightened, this is great, went to
01:09:14
the bathhouse warmed up and lay down on the stove
01:09:17
some Russian warmed up there
01:09:19
Ilham now therefore 1 to
01:09:21
warm up progress need to problem
01:09:23
muscle if something is warm and inflamed
01:09:25
under no circumstances warm ourselves good bad
01:09:27
end here accordingly first
01:09:30
what are you doing to you, are you in any pain?
01:09:33
take the muscle above it and massage it if
01:09:35
helped little or didn't help
01:09:37
go up this entire line and
01:09:39
work massage roll out or
01:09:43
there to apply other cops herself
01:09:45
sadism for all other zones about
01:09:49
massage two words
01:09:51
sports massage really works
01:09:53
the pain of illness is shorter if it is not illness
01:09:55
this is an erotic massage it doesn't hurt
01:10:03
Job
01:10:07
great it will hurt and I scream no good
01:10:11
will actually I love adhesive ointment
01:10:13
I'm happy to use it
01:10:15
nicoflex am underfilling the main nicoflex
01:10:17
he's a great thing why because not
01:10:20
It's very hot, but it's already good
01:10:24
because cisco and your mailbox can be found here
01:10:27
important to drag
01:10:29
was one good thing by the way too
01:10:32
good thing write down too close
01:10:35
we buy a lot called baths turn our
01:10:38
heat is a plaster such a Chinese van
01:10:40
toon art class
01:10:41
what I like there, let's say grass
01:10:43
no chemical instruments here it is
01:10:45
you glue it on a sore spot and if it
01:10:48
sore spot no more than one and a half
01:10:51
centimeter similar, that is, it will be there
01:10:53
In general it is ideal to relieve inflammation
01:10:55
inflammation and pain
01:10:56
and if, well, somewhere up to three centimeters
01:10:58
three finishes off the periosteum, then that’s it
01:11:01
something that I felt with my hand like this
01:11:02
Is it really good to drink from this fountain?
01:11:05
great thing frost and van toon before him
01:11:08
chemistry further we go remember to get with
01:11:15
stretch marks here so here by the way the account
01:11:19
little lifehack: take the metro
01:11:22
great for stretching on the metro
01:11:24
calf flounder love muscles if you have them
01:11:27
on the escalator if then foot the escalator
01:11:30
steps down straight it will be
01:11:33
the screen stretches if one step
01:11:35
I put my knees bent like this above
01:11:38
I pass the heel down and the combo will stretch
01:11:40
and no need to waste extra time
01:11:43
the metro is actually another one
01:11:45
gives a cool topic
01:11:46
how unstable is framed calmly
01:11:48
I'll tell you, you can wash it
01:11:52
enjoy all the benefits for 55 rubles
01:11:55
who is left further and a few corpses
01:12:06
the first thing about plantar fasciitis of the heel
01:12:09
Americans call it spur
01:12:10
morning no pain in the heel has anyone had it
01:12:13
not interested
01:12:16
I’ll say two words: it’s pain in the area
01:12:19
cooper's fastenings of this tendon
01:12:22
disease of runners and grandmothers especially
01:12:24
taller than runners
01:12:25
that's what it's about because runners have a score
01:12:28
tendon overload and for grandmothers due to
01:12:30
the fact that excess weight and height survey and here
01:12:34
this part is starting to come off
01:12:35
liver bones grow a thorn pierces
01:12:38
spurs about accordingly this is the beginning
01:12:42
our ill-fated chain along which
01:12:44
we get an attack on our tissues here
01:12:47
respectively, if you became in the morning and at
01:12:49
it’s painful to step on you in this place
01:12:52
write on YouTube
01:12:54
the girl's doctor's advice in the morning
01:12:56
heels and atom s talked for a very long time
01:12:58
as in size but in general yes the algorithm is the same we promar
01:13:02
come to life stretch the region's horde muscle
01:13:04
as well as large glue, etc.
01:13:08
take the drum excites my magic
01:13:11
the device under and accordingly
01:13:14
massage your muscles and under no circumstances
01:13:16
let's not get burned
01:13:18
hormones are a very bad idea well
01:13:21
hormones girl and measure
01:13:23
Igor money called from America
01:13:25
minesweepers but Vladim Sergey you can tell me
01:13:27
I already advise on site traffic in
01:13:28
America if everything is bad she had it
01:13:31
plantar fasciitis
01:13:32
she was sick sick, she came to see the doctor
01:13:35
I said so and took the question and so here I am
01:13:37
I injected Diprospan with all the hormones
01:13:40
three hours later it continues
01:13:43
volleyball almost got straight A's
01:13:45
two weeks later a terrible exacerbation
01:13:48
comes to the American doctor indicated
01:13:50
fooled around good excellent 2 diprospan
01:13:53
how many more times is diprospan in six
01:13:55
hours pass by, I'll be each girl
01:13:58
well for this matter the game has arrived and
01:14:00
the hotel terrace didn't just come off
01:14:02
internet just why because
01:14:05
hormones sharply weaken the structure
01:14:08
I will connect the fabric and therefore Nikita course
01:14:11
plans are good, that's right, that's right, that's right
01:14:13
here Misha slowly refuses
01:14:14
except for America and Russia, this is real
01:14:19
very bad thing, that is, it helps
01:14:21
super fast
01:14:22
but very bad relapses and she told me
01:14:24
I called and they refused and
01:14:25
operate they talk about somehow
01:14:27
recalculation we seem to have two in general
01:14:30
years old she doesn't limp young woman 30
01:14:32
years of course what kind of sport am I anyway
01:14:34
Badly
01:14:37
he switches further from the exercise
01:14:41
next moment achilles tendon
01:14:43
sick initial theme 3 initial very
01:14:48
this is the story see achim and plan
01:14:51
container paste is the same thing it is the same thing
01:14:54
the same tendon that passed through
01:14:56
the calcaneus and went in and drove it therefore
01:14:59
if it's the same tendon
01:15:01
movement along it spreads one and
01:15:02
the same means action
01:15:04
the same, that is, respectively in
01:15:08
form of self-medication massage stretching games
01:15:11
We also work throughout the entire strip if we have
01:15:14
there are some clamps
01:15:15
place locally cooled to glen sorcerer
01:15:19
shock wave steam also works super
01:15:22
blows
01:15:23
It was actually invented by German veterinarians
01:15:26
to treat Achilles in racing horses but
01:15:29
then it turned out that it heals very well
01:15:31
horses are no worse than people, now I'm
01:15:33
you bought your way back a year ago
01:15:36
very happy with this device
01:15:37
a good thing . Shelley 5 sessions Philip
01:15:40
passes but there is still a very important moment
01:15:43
people who, when I quote, that is
01:15:45
constantly renews sahil necessarily
01:15:47
you need to check the length of your legs you know what
01:15:50
we have a lot of people walking around even here in the hall
01:15:51
there are different legs
01:15:54
in fact there are a lot of people
01:15:56
which have different lengths slowly
01:15:59
bones and this is very very very important
01:16:03
subject why because our body can
01:16:05
adapt well somewhere maximum gender
01:16:08
centimeter and if you are not exercising
01:16:10
run half a centimeter, it’s nothing tolerable
01:16:12
but if you run then your legs
01:16:15
you need to compare up to three millimeters and
01:16:17
better completely because it's very
01:16:19
looks like a car wheel alignment
01:16:20
you run bad and you get different
01:16:24
load in the spine different load
01:16:25
on your knees unloading everywhere like
01:16:27
suspect that your legs are different
01:16:29
the first thing you do is get out of the shower if it's too big
01:16:32
a beautiful mirror you stand in front of it and the view
01:16:34
that these two bones are different
01:16:36
cat level
01:16:38
maybe you have a twisted one of course
01:16:40
tass but if these pieces are very different
01:16:43
level is the first thing to suspect
01:16:45
what's wrong second moment wife he's everything
01:16:48
time padvar to hem the life of the leg
01:16:50
I'm writing more like this, I'm the only one who's already arrived
01:16:54
got a centimeter 1 calculation another me
01:16:56
convinced it just seemed like that
01:17:06
there is actually if it is small
01:17:08
arrange what will be 1
01:17:10
jeans will fray more 1 more
01:17:13
of teras on the edge of the friend there will be less
01:17:15
dry off
01:17:16
here's a plus there's a great test
01:17:19
superb called Armstrong test of whom
01:17:22
Let's
01:17:24
very different legs suspicion many times
01:17:29
left for American doctors to work
01:17:31
everyone is sitting side take me 4 but externally
01:17:38
shoulders closer not about those look what he was
01:17:43
do you push your hands up and I
01:17:46
was to drag your hands down, so you need
01:17:48
understand the first thing, you work as a turner with these
01:17:51
in parts or back too
01:17:52
and on the hill and it’s hard to hold your hands well
01:17:55
push up and pushing to to to to
01:17:58
it’s generally sad why push what
01:18:01
scarf they work here or here and here
01:18:04
here to include is not yet very strong
01:18:10
Lebanon is really bad
01:18:12
I'm already going to milk him under the window
01:18:18
possible pre-trial leverage
01:18:25
Only my colleagues are already better, but now
01:18:44
where do you feel the switching on, the switching on?
01:18:50
how do you feel how much it holds but stronger
01:18:54
or lay me down too, a big suspicion
01:19:01
the fact that everyone has a different number, now let’s do it
01:19:04
I'll show you another thing in its place on strong
01:19:14
test in all its glory then up to the hand forward
01:19:16
current shoulders with arms I'm just on top
01:19:23
contact felt now the boot with
01:19:27
she can't do that too she just wants
01:19:34
found the stove gives a feeling felt
01:19:48
why is it not worth the difference and pelvic distortion
01:19:51
appears to us we are actually like a screen
01:19:53
we are working and it is not visible when we have
01:19:56
here before but the structure does not work
01:19:58
spinal is worth pulling, that is, further here
01:20:00
this part here everything works for you
01:20:02
here they start cutting off this and this
01:20:06
imagine even here at this level
01:20:08
affects Americans accordingly
01:20:12
carried out very well if instead of hands
01:20:14
because the hands are external fictitious
01:20:15
successful and if a person’s legs are taken out
01:20:20
he's bigger the second time
01:20:22
something to keep your hands on this dream set
01:20:25
I told you to remember the weights
01:20:27
very cool or you can take a backpack
01:20:29
drink with heavy so that it is stretched out
01:20:33
it was hard on the hand, but more important on
01:20:47
one hand
01:20:48
pull it out, hold it roughly, estimate the heat
01:20:53
keep you guys great let's take off the basing
01:21:00
trample
01:21:02
maybe it looks like Rus' with the basic
01:21:13
often that change if it's more weight
01:21:18
more clearly it's okay we'll get more
01:21:22
show a little how our
01:21:24
pole and in general very mad
01:21:27
influence with them boots want to know about
01:21:31
let's get it because it's here
01:21:33
very everyone is beautiful there is no one it is
01:21:39
because it's a home typewriter.
01:21:45
[music]
01:21:48
I am ill
01:21:50
this is not Masha, you are without TV, staying on
01:21:58
Here is also the American magnificent test
01:22:01
absolutely shows with extra prague
01:22:04
Peter the nation about the fact that valgus varus
01:22:06
the beach is not bones, this is the story here
01:22:09
I have a lot of patients machine us
01:22:12
they ask about insoles and how
01:22:14
they work and as my test shows
01:22:16
explaining why I'm putting
01:22:18
tiny little things like that in bed
01:22:20
resting on my wallet is not normal
01:22:27
everything is not necessary, what is not necessary, well, of course it is necessary
01:22:29
You can put on a Christmas tree, I see
01:22:31
put your hand up and you can’t do the job
01:22:34
get the opportunity to be decorated
01:22:35
compensated 45 degrees chapter 45
01:22:37
degrees and the hips are not very visible
01:22:41
look, your task was given two
01:22:44
hands like this just don't work for me
01:22:47
change this parameter
01:22:48
that was just the way it was and then the palace personally
01:22:52
we didn't give a damn about this, these tanks didn't
01:22:59
depending
01:23:00
and a device where a woman can’t we
01:23:03
I'm not almost depressed I'm holding on to be
01:23:06
training of course
01:23:08
again the paper is the best
01:23:11
repairs in general all over the world practically
01:23:14
orthopedic wedge what did I do I under
01:23:17
calcaneus
01:23:18
I'm putting it in from the inside because she has
01:23:20
the heel is heavily rolled inward I want
01:23:22
put my wounds back together more vigorously
01:23:29
[music]
01:23:30
further the feeling was honored do not change anything
01:23:41
you can with the spell asked you about
01:23:54
80 percent to personally return
01:23:58
his
01:24:04
blue and my house was sold, try from
01:24:12
why is this order taken?
01:24:14
look to crush this
01:24:17
hand this hand is practically not here
01:24:20
plays a role he's just balancing to
01:24:21
she was comfortable need to warm up this one
01:24:25
fire
01:24:27
so-so on the drums support with this leg
01:24:32
goes like this, you can see like this if
01:24:35
take this movement world of martial arts
01:24:37
this is the diagonal and accordingly
01:24:41
diagonal movement here comes the support
01:24:45
another if the heel is already rolled inward
01:24:50
then when you support, try to support with this leg
01:24:53
the person falls back, he or he cannot
01:24:55
hit him absolutely so it seems that
01:24:58
he's confused, he doesn't want to let him fall back
01:25:00
so it seems like he can't hit
01:25:05
only the sermon was healthy he took
01:25:08
unhealthy
01:25:12
felted shoot good
01:25:22
no it's natural for me to pay
01:25:25
this must be done with what I just wanted
01:25:28
I deliberately realized there was smoke there
01:25:30
this is how you should do it in style for the right people
01:25:33
only with the right good people you need
01:25:36
make walls
01:25:38
no matter where you cleaned the style
01:25:40
[laughter]
01:25:53
not his country where
01:26:21
and all this because
01:26:37
pink
01:26:42
the limit of me is a good old model she's already
01:26:45
you're so all these focus on fox it
01:26:53
mechanics in its purest form you give us arrows and
01:26:55
big, well, accordingly
01:26:57
the change in support has an immediate effect
01:26:59
on a person's ability to produce
01:27:01
reference power action is somewhere around 4
01:27:04
I spend a million
01:27:07
Institute of Applied Kinesiology here
01:27:10
accordingly, it’s terribly important how it’s worth
01:27:13
1000 guest
01:27:14
so talk about flat feet and
01:27:16
about its effect on running and walking
01:27:19
so I just
01:27:23
I’ll tell you a little bit about it
01:27:28
need to do so you moved to the knee
01:27:32
comrades, the knee is a knee, but not very good
01:27:37
understandable but this is the front view of the knee
01:27:39
I saw this, that's it, that's how much
01:27:42
it's all listed in small handwriting
01:27:46
pathology knee is tired and take it
01:27:49
which can happen when playing sports
01:27:52
I'll go to my place they're calling because we don't care
01:27:55
the phone is told to drag
01:27:56
my knee hurts, what can I do?
01:28:03
the Internet or Kazan, by the way
01:28:05
never bother with orders for bottling
01:28:08
back and forth the most shameful earnings
01:28:11
15,000 years of my life were
01:28:13
I went on TV to film the second
01:28:15
channel I'm coming I had to talk about
01:28:18
back and then my
01:28:21
the section has passed and is breaking in
01:28:24
we are with this riddle, it seems to burst into us
01:28:28
the director is like yes and says we have no
01:28:30
the professor who was supposed to
01:28:31
advertise tarot mural slipped
01:28:33
fell head hit in short don't get there
01:28:35
maybe we need to shoot quickly
01:28:37
advertising
01:28:39
Serezh the big planet changes too much for me
01:28:42
in short and weed. work boards are always
01:28:46
I didn't even know you wanted one like this
01:28:49
You don’t say good things anymore
01:28:57
the government treats more profitably just like
01:28:59
Peter doesn't
01:29:01
it was a thought fishing us thousand well
01:29:05
honestly, then I even decided to sign if
01:29:07
she's going to go somewhere like that
01:29:09
which all research what world
01:29:10
no studies agree
01:29:13
it has been proven that glucosamine with
01:29:15
chondroitin is believed to be neither joint
01:29:18
one last following who read
01:29:20
sounded like this
01:29:21
recruited volunteers, fed them and
01:29:23
chondroitin and glucosamine which
01:29:25
added radioactive iodine
01:29:27
here goes ended up in feces not here on
01:29:30
eat in the picture none of this one
01:29:32
radioactive iodine crystal lingered
01:29:34
joints, manufacturers said that
01:29:36
this is too great I can't be
01:29:43
it was delayed but there was nothing soupy here
01:29:46
and somehow that’s why these are all hadrati
01:29:49
there's no other Kazanin and it's all very history
01:29:51
expensive very long very effective and
01:29:53
the last time they came man
01:29:57
this story was told to me by this story
01:29:59
cool my or knees I started drinking
01:30:03
teraflex went wrong
01:30:11
glasses watch
01:30:13
they guys 50 milligrams of caffeine
01:30:14
they added the 50th profit there, of course
01:30:19
if you take painkillers every day
01:30:21
better so you need to drink for a long time
01:30:29
a striking 50 is already coming to grandma
01:30:37
children and say grandma and from but and
01:30:40
covered there is what to do she will
01:30:42
curse and you take the earth burning with
01:30:45
graves of the dead frog class and 50
01:30:48
Milligan is not a salon, honestly this is it
01:30:52
this is exactly what the forest looks like in short
01:30:54
only pros good percentage
01:30:59
anti-inflammatory diclofenac [ __ ]
01:31:00
we want, by the way, here on
01:31:04
find him diclofenac and voltaren there
01:31:08
about the hair dryer and never before what emotions
01:31:12
if very interesting research you
01:31:14
notice notice that in our generation
01:31:16
much more
01:31:18
herniated discs than in addition he is so
01:31:21
globally that the old people are leaving the sick hermitage
01:31:25
no roofs, that's very interesting
01:31:28
research it shows is amazing
01:31:30
correlation coincidence mu facts treatment
01:31:34
back pain
01:31:35
massive diclofenac in the world and strengthening
01:31:40
an increase in the number of operations and
01:31:42
severe consequences of hernias are all very
01:31:46
just watch when he has back pain
01:31:48
the disk is undermined the disk comes out
01:31:51
a little bit what's going on check the hell out
01:31:53
hurt 1 content he lies according to he
01:31:57
relieves wife's vertical load poorly
01:31:59
he lies and it’s very good because
01:32:02
he doesn't give 1 to loads of genius
01:32:04
makes the situation worse
01:32:05
second point, any inflammation should
01:32:09
end in scarring, that is, a hernia
01:32:11
blew up a little, the inflammation went away
01:32:13
to the end and healed and this place
01:32:15
it got tougher that we see three
01:32:18
diclofenac
01:32:19
a middle-aged man usually gives us a hernia
01:32:22
lifts the sofa lumbago we have a good time
01:32:26
without a doctor's prescription without anything in the ass
01:32:29
bang the first thing that comes is cut off
01:32:32
he has pain there and there he needs to please become
01:32:34
the more he worked he goes to work or
01:32:37
you're holding out even worse van here's the second one
01:32:40
moment diclofenac and he cancels
01:32:44
inflammation does not allow him to live until
01:32:46
the end he takes and blocks soar
01:32:49
inflammation is a protective mechanism; it is not
01:32:52
in all cases it is necessary so much
01:32:54
block out in the cold that's what she did
01:32:56
it's another matter when you figure it out
01:32:58
blocking inflammation accordingly
01:33:01
does not reach the end and we are left with no
01:33:05
for Rubtsov
01:33:06
Olya researching exacerbation of hernia
01:33:08
it will be early enough and there will be more
01:33:10
heavier and being worse than diclofenac chorus
01:33:12
will help even worse and for the last time
01:33:14
diclofenac will help me on 2 3 and let's start with
01:33:17
this radiate in step with different and with
01:33:20
with all the other pictures here and
01:33:21
amazing cavitation use
01:33:24
fundraising and strengthening hernia
01:33:26
Simonov I'm just scared of the world
01:33:30
conspiracy in short until autumn steroids
01:33:33
anti-inflammatory therefore how to deal with them
01:33:36
he's honest so let's go knee first
01:33:45
knee problem that I would like
01:33:46
it's called lighting and you started at 7:30
01:33:51
to 8:30 am which is already half an hour
01:33:55
bear with me for half an hour and be honest
01:34:00
decided theirs will not be accordingly
01:34:05
rub the outside of your knee pain
01:34:08
it was painful to walk here
01:34:11
the stairs down after running was in the mountains
01:34:15
finally it just happens very often
01:34:17
called these band syndrome syndrome
01:34:20
or about you along the tract here
01:34:22
malev water this is not a knee problem
01:34:26
joint personally which is very short to say
01:34:27
to
01:34:29
have time depends and forgot that there is only
01:34:31
your wheel is missing, we managed to transfer it
01:34:37
that's what the problem is with this
01:34:40
tendon that runs along the side
01:34:43
The lateral condyle begins to rub
01:34:45
femur that is, we are strength
01:34:46
there is noel rubbing here it is
01:34:49
the knee is not
01:34:50
this problem is not a knee joint and
01:34:51
look if you are over-tightening the belt
01:34:55
mid-thigh go further down without
01:34:59
pain is not a problem knee is a problem
01:35:01
just this or whether you have anal tract
01:35:03
which dragged on very strongly began here
01:35:05
rub everything we treat according to our standard
01:35:08
the diagram shows what needs to be relaxed here
01:35:11
the guy is relaxing so green
01:35:14
cover it with a magic plaster due to
01:35:16
It's magical at McDonald's about our love
01:35:18
relieve pain very much and that's accordingly
01:35:20
cover it with a bandage and freeze it
01:35:23
this zone regarding global
01:35:26
treatment that did not return in short
01:35:28
need to pump up your butt
01:35:29
because this muscle is this muscle
01:35:31
she's going to get too much
01:35:33
loads
01:35:34
dad takes on too little of what's in
01:35:36
money for pumping himself from the ends
01:35:38
oscillator a lot here and accordingly
01:35:40
the flop weakly pulls this film towards itself
01:35:44
thing, the whole group is shifting
01:35:46
forward 3 here is the hip idea and that's it
01:35:48
begins Dubova so let’s relieve the tension here
01:35:51
inflammation and strengthening dad my trainer
01:35:54
says if you have problems problems
01:35:56
life download this problem and I will find such
01:35:58
will remain
01:35:59
so about good the same thing
01:36:03
happens on the inside of the spatula here
01:36:06
It's called cyclist's knee because
01:36:09
that cyclists speed up but like this
01:36:11
they do it and that’s all for me here
01:36:13
the same adductors tense up
01:36:16
muscles also called anserine syndrome
01:36:18
paws
01:36:19
the adductor muscles are overstrained
01:36:21
adductor tendons begin
01:36:23
inflame inspires you through the forests
01:36:25
attachment of tendons the same picture
01:36:27
massage, pull here, cool here with this
01:36:32
top selling mantu must not grow
01:36:34
unnecessary, water is the next moment with
01:36:40
knee this jumper's knee hurt here
01:36:48
It’s also quite good to run under the cups here
01:36:53
not only children walk more usually
01:36:56
it happens what's the problem the thing is that
01:36:58
the knee joint is two joints first
01:37:02
the joint of this is where all sorts of cruciate
01:37:03
tears are you where is the meniscus where is it the whole story
01:37:06
to the second joint this is where the knee is
01:37:08
the cup is visible and here is the [ __ ] Zhigalin cups
01:37:12
and in fact this is actually this
01:37:15
here is the joint which is the knee cup
01:37:17
it's knees to be able to have a very weak attitude
01:37:21
the thing is that this muscle is the quadriceps
01:37:25
anal as it goes goes and gets attached to
01:37:29
great stamina and that's when it goes
01:37:31
by
01:37:32
why the knee joint and a piece of it
01:37:34
tendon simply due to the fact that it is there
01:37:36
very large from the line hardened and became
01:37:38
knee cupped, that is, almost when
01:37:41
we have more my favorite teacher
01:37:43
Polish professor of Bangkok so if
01:37:49
it will be somewhere and in short if there is pain
01:37:53
We'll translate it into Russian, you can close it
01:37:55
hand like this if it doesn’t fit under
01:37:58
see the hand here
01:38:01
look about 30 why because everything
01:38:04
what do we have here on the front block
01:38:07
knee joint what can you drink with your hand
01:38:09
it's just tendons
01:38:12
this muscle when it hurts the tendon
01:38:14
muscles we treat muscle agree scary
01:38:17
logical topic that but without muscles and son
01:38:20
eat there may be two problems she either
01:38:22
weak or too tight short all
01:38:25
no more problems sit down weak she
01:38:27
maybe for two reasons or after
01:38:29
check is not trained at all promod
01:38:31
not very trained or if
01:38:33
problems with the lower back that is, if we have
01:38:36
3 3 in 3 lumbar vertebra
01:38:39
squeezed into the address of not working normally
01:38:41
it will be because it is not in it
01:38:43
supplies a little squeeze and it’s very
01:38:46
often happens I had a cyclist
01:38:47
so down there I had a runner who
01:38:50
I was sewing to stand next to each other in the summer while I was running my knees
01:38:55
doesn't hurt, started riding in the villa, got sick
01:38:59
knee raids oh cool, what about the knee or yours?
01:39:04
it doesn’t hurt much from you no matter what they said
01:39:05
gold whey core i3 athletes who
01:39:07
have to run and are pretty healthy
01:39:09
guys, that's who comes to sail
01:39:11
fall apart from the same peak
01:39:13
animation so it turns out that this thing
01:39:17
and for the muscle tester everything is fine and nothing more
01:39:21
then I don’t get it somehow
01:39:28
pedal pedaled she was good
01:39:30
another not very podcast where is it there
01:39:35
where the knee hurts there is pedaling
01:39:37
good but where it’s not so good
01:39:39
we frame the good stuff, it’s generally strange
01:39:42
knee watered pedaling is good and
01:39:45
here I should start walking, I was a man
01:39:47
in scouts he sits down so I tell him you're a [ __ ]
01:39:51
quadriceps and stops breeding altogether
01:39:52
work like this 90
01:39:56
[music]
01:39:57
he has a hernia when like this
01:40:00
we find them crawling out on the lid
01:40:02
respectively, when he sits on a bike
01:40:04
this is how he gets cut off, this is the result
01:40:07
the muscles of this leg are starting to wobble a lot
01:40:09
on a bicycle and this is the leg that
01:40:12
normal and starts to pull him he pulls
01:40:15
scores with one foot, shortens
01:40:17
goes on for centuries it turns out to be the same
01:40:20
cool, come on, your back is already on me
01:40:23
normal head and turn on in the end you
01:40:25
they cured my lower back after which it wasn’t me
01:40:27
his lower back is also a little bit so
01:40:31
pleasure went to you and here he is
01:40:34
everything went well but the problem is something like that
01:40:36
it was possible to look like this leg
01:40:38
the problem was sickening, I just took it upon myself
01:40:40
load and he looked like the fireworks were perfect
01:40:44
because this is the position he will run away from
01:40:45
he is arched and his lower back is there
01:40:47
fast run all is well everything is fine
01:40:49
a certain hernial bothers him as he sits down
01:40:53
on the shore they feel your leg
01:40:55
therefore the lower back
01:40:56
and now I've already reached the point where
01:40:59
when a person comes and says that
01:41:01
he will be here I'm looking for a song I'm watching
01:41:03
metal quadriceps meet moment
01:41:06
shortened and pinched if anything
01:41:08
he practically plays sports
01:41:10
the shortened ones will be absolutely clamped
01:41:11
they are weak that's why almost always
01:41:15
if you have more somewhere here the first thing is
01:41:17
we do it smash and stretch
01:41:19
quadriceps and the most important thing we have here
01:41:22
this streak here will last all this
01:41:24
road outer quad head
01:41:26
which always gets clogged the most
01:41:28
if you feel yourself
01:41:31
this one with hands that are strong enough to
01:41:35
outer surface to thigh here
01:41:38
feel it here
01:41:40
you will find such a line of pain. for his
01:41:43
no country noticed but someone
01:41:47
practicing number
01:41:49
Well, and accordingly this line of pain is
01:41:51
strong, outer part of the quadriceps
01:41:53
this is the main evil why
01:41:56
what if it shrinks too much what
01:41:59
happens calyx begins
01:42:01
press against the outside
01:42:04
starts to wear off very often
01:42:06
starts under i love and moral
01:42:07
syndrome continue to hurt under the cup already
01:42:09
now the big problems are not only
01:42:12
cup and maybe under the cover at the bottom of the cup
01:42:14
starts to hurt
01:42:15
so if you have more somewhere here
01:42:17
the first thing you do and then look for in this
01:42:20
part of the thigh and here it is shorter for a long time
01:42:22
knead with a rolling pin, go for a massage
01:42:24
The Chinese know how to treat knee pain
01:42:26
I really love it when I'm in a lot
01:42:29
I study different schools and directions
01:42:31
very interesting to read and somehow I
01:42:33
got beeches collection of recipes plug
01:42:36
acupuncture prescription for type of ear pain
01:42:39
come here your leg hurts, come here and how are you doing?
01:42:44
does not fall into collecting the recipe it hurts here
01:42:49
if here and the drive clearly shows
01:42:51
the point that Mr. Galton described
01:42:54
born with crossbar massage more so
01:42:58
already when it’s not cardboard it’s clear what
01:43:00
described teaching the Chinese will deliver and wolf
01:43:02
2000 years ago they also found a wolf standing there
01:43:05
growing up it hurts here this is there in the book
01:43:08
but reading can only lead to this
01:43:11
there are good things, and in fact they have
01:43:14
the Chinese have energy meridians
01:43:15
knows the history and muscle tendons
01:43:17
meridians and tendon mice are not
01:43:19
meridian 1 in 1 mars it is unclear who wins
01:43:22
spirit and how would they do this
01:43:25
tendon and tire meridians and hunger and
01:43:27
put them in nice tight spots and lie down
01:43:30
on the cheek joint, that is, they have it there
01:43:32
for example he walks like he hurts
01:43:37
in short, it’s clear that they didn’t disappear here
01:43:39
marine only shorter there they are not much
01:43:41
I felt it was not just a battle that led to
01:43:44
relax muscles
01:43:45
the core went into the magic energy channel
01:43:48
In short, the evil spirit was cleansed
01:43:50
mingarelli cold filled very
01:43:54
interesting I want to not understand just not
01:43:58
soak not the product you are driving what
01:44:00
there I am too, somehow maybe really
01:44:02
very point of view expanded on the idea
01:44:05
I see, yes, that's it, this one
01:44:08
the guy solves just the right role
01:44:10
your hip
01:44:11
that's why it hurts here, that's exactly what I'm doing
01:44:14
not to mention the fact that we have cold
01:44:17
wanrong and this bandage
01:44:20
the bandage is very good called art s
01:44:23
Patellar ligament artes
01:44:26
actually naturally knees to and here
01:44:28
this is such a wonderful app
01:44:30
you can still take pictures here
01:44:32
this is like an exercise for that
01:44:34
to avoid
01:44:37
but the most important thing is to relieve the spasm
01:44:41
stretch the muscle for three weeks, 2 times a day
01:44:43
up further here cool down set the pace
01:44:47
put wontons put insoles for you
01:44:51
is it good
01:44:52
the next moment is 6 litas or
01:44:57
inflammation of the periosteum forge here
01:45:01
comrades, a very dangerous story strikes here
01:45:03
here finally it's a drop on
01:45:07
casting on and but its a habit she
01:45:11
can be undermined by the bone is undermined
01:45:13
due to the fact that they are attached through it
01:45:15
muscles muscles twitch and this arises
01:45:20
so thick it can be treated accordingly
01:45:22
very bad very important to reduce the load
01:45:25
carry out a set of activities and
01:45:30
accordingly, again muscle massage
01:45:34
cooling instead it's still the same
01:45:37
van toon it's all in the morning excellent excellent
01:45:39
the scheme is universal and the heart is 10
01:45:43
they help and one more thing very often
01:45:45
it actually says stress fracture
01:45:48
according to Schwartz
01:45:49
guests before I told this as if
01:45:51
there was less flow of runners, more neck
01:45:54
I treated the backs of 600 runners and
01:45:57
some 280,300 appointments per month
01:45:59
there are probably some of them, well, you're a newbie 90
01:46:02
but according to the box September
01:46:06
welcoming history of the house why do people need
01:46:08
talk about some broken bones
01:46:10
marching 18 this season
01:46:14
18 I was pierced by the team. but this
01:46:26
this is an MRI of the knee joint
01:46:30
you can see in this mode it’s dark
01:46:36
this is normal bone and light bone is swelling
01:46:39
in the dice and yes this is scary here
01:46:46
thing the person there is 40 years old until late
01:46:49
guys, I went for a run and signed up for
01:46:53
course and on the second they scored by 2
01:46:59
here the pain maybe the store passes there
01:47:02
where the sign does not and will not pass
01:47:05
example six months if not more that is
01:47:08
this is the story he's just telling himself
01:47:10
with a blow bone to bone knocked inside
01:47:13
bone fracture very carefully with this I
01:47:17
and a group of senate cases this year from
01:47:21
only one of them came to me primary
01:47:24
category of creatures promised 17 people we
01:47:27
came from other places and was nowhere to be found
01:47:31
scales ravana big injuries
01:47:33
You can’t tell everyone that you can help magic
01:47:37
tired don't run around like everything is going on instead
01:47:40
months redoubt and it’s better to install and here
01:47:43
this is a very dangerous thing, such pain
01:47:45
deaf deep and here is the best
01:47:50
diagnostics
01:47:51
if you take a neurological hammer of any kind
01:47:53
tour and knock on the bone not together where it hurts
01:47:57
but it will simply be given somewhere else
01:47:59
together where it hurts because there are guests inside
01:48:01
the [ __ ] comes from this kind of thing
01:48:03
everything happens at once, mri and we do it right away
01:48:06
conclusions because this is very common
01:48:09
a common story as I understand it is connected
01:48:12
overweight
01:48:13
this is due to the initial stage of racing
01:48:16
it also has a lot to do with the quantity
01:48:18
calcium in bones
01:48:19
vocalist x amount of calcium in bones
01:48:22
men are very associated with vitamin d and
01:48:24
testosterone and that's why vitamin d
01:48:27
By the way, I highly recommend everyone to drink
01:48:29
vitamin d and cheerful it's not cocaine it's
01:48:32
vitamin d
01:48:33
I'm five thousand units every day
01:48:36
Vitamin D's exact structure
01:48:38
there is this cool, scientists say that
01:48:41
Just 20 minutes a day is enough for a person
01:48:44
the bright sun would drag us into the day
01:48:47
mined 20 in the bright sun just me
01:48:50
In general, Morlock I get up at 5 am in the morning
01:48:52
as if I was getting into a taxi, they were already falling out
01:48:55
bad unnecessary noise wife dumps everything
01:48:57
I go to work 16 hour work day
01:48:59
taxis fell out as if I was at work
01:49:01
at home 20 minutes in the sun this is summer
01:49:05
It’s difficult in St. Petersburg in winter
01:49:10
that's why vitamin d is so bad
01:49:13
I highly recommend taking vitamin D
01:49:16
has a very good effect on the immune system
01:49:18
haven't picked it up once since I started
01:49:20
drink vitamin d and o actually
01:49:23
bone strength lies and mood
01:49:26
better see the Spaniards in the hookah saw
01:49:29
Mexicans have become our customs
01:49:34
under the vitamin it just doesn’t stand out yet
01:49:37
when the sun comes here technological
01:49:43
progress in the country is established
01:49:45
[music]
01:49:47
as I drink you are right 5000 like this
01:50:03
Just .
01:50:09
By the way, this is a good picture for you
01:50:15
multi x-ray, that is, many times
01:50:17
x-rays made different bending
01:50:18
knee joint GIF yes look
01:50:22
how the kneecap moves, here and there
01:50:27
here one [ __ ] lived here another
01:50:29
tendon and it's like ranger cool
01:50:30
slip and very often with us
01:50:33
problems in the anterior knee blocks
01:50:35
joints are more related to the fact that the cup
01:50:37
bad slips I give you super
01:50:40
exercises to say this better
01:50:41
I'll show you how to do it right here while sitting
01:50:44
on yours together I have this technique
01:50:50
somehow brought it to me
01:50:56
very, very much money as it happened
01:51:02
a girl came after surgery for Christ
01:51:05
Apparently the ligaments replaced her with Kristan
01:51:09
moment of the crystalline connection in Germany then
01:51:11
there, well, everything should be perfect
01:51:13
if only she had been made to come here and
01:51:17
she came, well, let’s say to our comrade
01:51:19
to which you said, well, it’s understandable
01:51:21
it's shorter than a month
01:51:26
rehabilitation and plaster of her knee still
01:51:31
that's all, and she seemed to come to the summer residents
01:51:35
first in our doctors and doesn’t take well
01:51:36
The Germans are still suckers; in short, they didn’t guess right
01:51:38
the length of the implant seems to be why those
01:51:41
such a story, it’s like calling the Germans
01:51:44
because the Germans in the evening they speak generally
01:51:47
we swear by mom it’s a good implant everything
01:51:49
that's right, in short, let's go to arthra
01:51:51
mod auto work such a thing for a leg
01:51:53
you put it in, it unfastens and all the doctors
01:51:55
leaving the office to phryges of screams
01:51:57
in short, it can really just hurt like hell
01:51:59
It hurts like hell to fasten your leg
01:52:01
the device bends, it’s simply unbearable
01:52:04
in short, I went to the machine and won 4
01:52:08
degree of bending is simply hellish torment
01:52:10
there it was just from further went on
01:52:13
physical education and told to upload it to dad
01:52:14
Of course I can pump up my knee
01:52:16
but that's right but it hasn't resulted yet
01:52:19
he doesn't have any attempts, she's powerful towards me
01:52:22
she came as if to ask us on the couch
01:52:24
I would like to listen to them from the list
01:52:25
work as hard as you can
01:52:27
sports surgeon this is necessary with fire
01:52:33
here and here I feel better sad
01:52:36
in general in what because it is to come and
01:52:38
where is sasuke
01:52:39
inside and here we have that's what he said
01:52:42
similar look here
01:52:44
this is what I understand, it’s not easy
01:52:46
knee pads slips here like this
01:52:48
why because it was like this for a month
01:52:50
where everything she just finally got stuck
01:52:53
here he appeared so inside I will stand
01:52:55
slip and do this technique
01:52:57
I'll show you unique and bend and that's it
01:53:11
that's where the girl ended up dosvidos poems
01:53:15
very wealthy, so she went
01:53:18
lie down once and
01:53:20
this one sent a hundred thousand envelopes there
01:53:22
rubles I’m talking about souls, I’m fine in general
01:53:28
in a minute I got it working in half a minute
01:53:37
here is the technology accordingly and also
01:53:40
it was a funny incident: my grandmother from the inside
01:53:43
wrote from Vladivostok due to her arthrosis
01:53:45
in my knees we sent a video with a pawn like
01:53:47
every morning do everything on the forehead with both knees
01:53:50
then the exercise is normal if not
01:53:51
do it right don't go ungrateful
01:53:53
only I create
01:53:56
and since it works, put your knee
01:54:00
a little more than 90 degrees just a little bit
01:54:02
more color take two fingers
01:54:06
Well, I do this ridiculously just bypassing my fingers
01:54:08
It’s more convenient than the neighbor, so we’ll put two next
01:54:14
finger on top of the kneecap from above
01:54:17
and take it with your hand and just lower it
01:54:21
down
01:54:26
this is starting, don’t be afraid to go centimeter
01:54:32
on 2
01:54:33
if not make a smaller fireplace
01:54:35
then it turned out feeling inclined three
01:55:09
centimeter
01:55:12
the main thing is to earn
01:55:15
feels felt movement very
01:55:18
intense and big very cool
01:55:34
girl
01:55:41
cool here and what are the groves for by the way
01:55:45
technology is still very well used
01:55:46
she's very good when you need to warm her up
01:55:49
joint push about because until 15:20
01:55:52
movements trigger the production of one's own
01:55:54
synovial fluid is very active
01:55:56
very good and when you for example
01:56:00
reach for lenovo and you feel it
01:56:02
that your knee won't let you do it
01:56:05
make 20 movements with the cup to pass it
01:56:09
once again you will have one hundred percent
01:56:11
much further to walk because
01:56:13
the cup will slip by the way gram
01:56:16
heard two words about who likes to stab
01:56:18
synovial fluid prosthesis in the knee well
01:56:21
if you give injections to your knee, tell me two words
01:56:23
this is a very sad story
01:56:26
because we have one in our knee
01:56:30
feedback mechanism in capsule
01:56:32
joint there are receptors that
01:56:35
just bloating, that is, with them
01:56:38
activations for inflation slow down
01:56:42
production of own synovial
01:56:43
liquid seal is needed when you have
01:56:45
swelling occurs
01:56:46
so as not for the heat it’s completely understandable that is
01:56:50
once you have too much water in
01:56:51
knee water stops being produced and
01:56:54
when you take this lubricant
01:56:57
artificial and
01:56:58
plant everyone knee knee from the inside
01:57:01
inflates there will be able to property on
01:57:05
real life trance stops
01:57:07
stand out and what happens to the iron
01:57:12
another all sorts of things until they stop
01:57:13
they stop secreting over time
01:57:16
generally lose how to know with hormones
01:57:19
you start getting hooked on hormones
01:57:20
indeed hormone therapy yogi here and
01:57:24
respectively at first this is enough for a year then
01:57:28
for 9 months then for half a year and
01:57:31
somewhere around 5 6 months before
01:57:34
the end of life because if you stop
01:57:36
make them dry knee.
01:57:42
Nikolay control that's why it's very
01:57:46
bad stand very bad that is
01:57:48
this is only for such grannies
01:57:49
grandfathers
01:57:50
very old people who have not lived for long
01:57:52
there remains a colossus inside the purpose of this we
01:57:55
count then another 3 to 50 colossus, as it were
01:57:58
Well, it's very expensive, at least that's it
01:58:01
one point of research done
01:58:05
American orthopedists who were
01:58:07
confident in the sector and have been working for more than five years
01:58:09
half gave the injection by immersion with control
01:58:13
and half of them were done under ultrasound control, but
01:58:14
blind, that is, one doctor watched as
01:58:17
goes all-in from any corner we have seconds
01:58:19
blind 20 percent damaged articular
01:58:22
cartilage with a needle they were sure that they
01:58:26
ideal call, I understand the idea therefore
01:58:29
if you have already decided to calculate the charge in
01:58:31
the knee is only under ultrasound control, that is
01:58:33
for the doctor to look at the ultrasound in one hand
01:58:35
video camera socks and I do the same thing
01:58:37
I didn’t see the axis of the device; secondly, he did it
01:58:40
made sure he didn't close the cartilage with the needle
01:58:44
there are two words to say about non-bowls
01:58:48
such a section about
01:58:49
super minister overall funny story about
01:58:53
meniscus if any person has 30 years of experience
01:58:56
thousands of denim with port of life to do mri
01:58:58
knee joint there will be old
01:59:00
meniscus tear
01:59:01
well because it's like gray hair down
01:59:05
accordingly, the picture further in humans
01:59:10
knee pain is the first thing orthopedists do
01:59:13
sent for mri
01:59:14
on the MRI there is a meniscus tear, of course it is
01:59:16
do treat various
01:59:18
it’s the same thing that happened with hernias at one time
01:59:20
more back on that martin and there are hernias
01:59:22
Well, of course you really have a hernia
01:59:24
in fact, a larger roof is rare, but in
01:59:25
really afraid that other things are on the wall
01:59:27
he and the ministers have the same industry
01:59:30
there is a frenzied industry of operations it is
01:59:32
right on stream like McDonald's
01:59:34
I'm just cutting it just now they're whistling
01:59:36
scalpel
01:59:37
here is the problem that helps and how
01:59:45
[music]
01:59:46
Americans also felt somehow strange
01:59:49
and they did the research you can
01:59:52
read it on the Internet, they took it open
01:59:54
600 people
01:59:55
to whom orthopedists have prescribed surgery for
01:59:57
meniscus but if the condition was an exception
02:00:00
What They only took those who didn’t jam
02:00:02
knee but there are people who
02:00:03
so far not lower that is, they are so
02:00:04
we make the knee jammed, we shouldn't have it
02:00:06
somehow it’s not possible to bring out new ones like this
02:00:09
they took everyone else they took three there
02:00:12
underwent meniscus resection surgery
02:00:15
three hundred I want to make an incision on the skin under
02:00:17
anesthesia after six months the results were
02:00:21
identical new group identical
02:00:27
the most important placebo that was made
02:00:30
the man thought he had surgery
02:00:31
my knee started to feel sore, so if you’re sitting
02:00:35
knee six months any bowl will pass if
02:00:37
it doesn't get stuck
02:00:38
okay yes go and you know why it will pass
02:00:42
because if he hadn't passed
02:00:43
became extinct as a species because they practically
02:00:46
any man older than this is the gap
02:00:48
minisd, by the way, what happened if everyone
02:00:51
a person after 30 years is nature, they are
02:00:53
determine the operations, how from where?
02:00:55
there are surgeries in nature if you are gender
02:00:58
the earth began to limp
02:01:00
and all the remaining 6 cannot be like this
02:01:03
It's the same with hernias
02:01:06
Can you imagine now we found what
02:01:08
it turns out that they can be operated on too much
02:01:11
wait they were actually fighting
02:01:13
open with calcium as if to clink glasses
02:01:16
It's easier if you survive the first two years
02:01:19
it’s bad if the first two years are
02:01:24
in fact I have no meters before
02:01:26
continuous but don't bother me I'm floating
02:01:31
young woman
02:01:32
well, well, just because it’s not here either
02:01:36
you wouldn't survive as a species if we
02:01:38
killed the hernia like mineski
02:01:40
that’s actually why they can talk about the operation
02:01:42
with them you imagine what to do
02:01:44
such a study with pseudo operations
02:01:46
some kind of suspicion, clear then
02:01:49
Is there anyone else who should do this?
02:01:50
I'm pretty sure it will work out
02:01:52
otherwise the castellan will begin seriously, that is
02:01:57
they were one hundred percent sure when
02:01:59
did it about the minister although the speech is connected
02:02:05
at least it's not in vain
02:02:07
By the way, sprain, what is the diagnosis?
02:02:10
it doesn't happen wait stop they are torn
02:02:12
have stretched that's all we have
02:02:15
we say stretched it, tore it all up
02:02:17
in fact, that threshold is somewhat dragged and if
02:02:20
broke to 33 percent although I was there
02:02:23
remained, that is, 30 percent to thicken
02:02:26
and will turn into a normal heavyweight
02:02:29
so also keep in mind that
02:02:33
stretched on what the leg is a little bit
02:02:35
tin other problems so just two
02:02:41
words in the east tie up look at
02:02:44
I have a longer version of dace here
02:02:48
there is an egg under this tattoo
02:02:51
popliteal don't worry it's like that
02:02:55
hernia of the joint if it is not compressing
02:02:57
vessels and nerves of the popliteal fossa in
02:02:59
in principle there are no big problems
02:03:01
puffs up here like a testicle like you
02:03:03
It’s okay, too many people have it
02:03:06
as if I could have come to pull it out but not
02:03:09
so in general let's talk about two words
02:03:13
passes 101 pro for the whole history means
02:03:16
see hyperpronation is when it stubs
02:03:21
tired comes out here
02:03:24
pronation is a movement and that’s it
02:03:32
you've probably heard about hyper pro nation and
02:03:34
about sneakers protection from now about us
02:03:37
and commit this fashionable topic sucking
02:03:40
there is nothing terrible, neither the instep support
02:03:43
now we need to talk about these different things and
02:03:44
instep supports information protection instep support
02:03:47
this is the arch like on the wall
02:03:49
hyper formation defense is like this
02:03:52
the thing here is a row of hard inserts
02:03:55
she's so tough that leg should be
02:03:59
didn't fail and
02:04:00
this is what you can see behind the hyper wave
02:04:02
Lenin, that’s what he’s like
02:04:06
pronation pronation is very useful
02:04:08
mechanism actually which is nature and
02:04:10
in general was due to what for now
02:04:11
land on your foot
02:04:13
if you imagine what kind of force is happening
02:04:15
blow up is just a horror community in
02:04:19
the knee hits and the body came up with such a cunning
02:04:21
the mechanism you set yourself to instill a whip yes
02:04:24
and the end of the blow will be cool for you
02:04:28
very great power agree if you take
02:04:31
whip tie it long in the middle
02:04:34
cross rope and during impact
02:04:37
another person will stand and pull it
02:04:39
I'm left with the situation, say blow on
02:04:42
there will be less space at the end because we
02:04:44
he was knocked down by a transverse pronation movement
02:04:47
same thing you land very
02:04:49
strongly and will give the wholesale to do a little
02:04:53
he knocks down the shot and it has to happen.
02:04:56
5 degrees approximately 5-7 degrees but its
02:04:59
movement and it is very useful and proven
02:05:02
Chinese
02:05:03
they took thousands of Chinese
02:05:08
soldiers without hyperpronation and dressed on
02:05:12
them adipure sneakers on the radio and took
02:05:15
thousands of soldiers and some ordinary ones
02:05:17
sneakers of the same model without protection
02:05:18
information they were healthy and healthy
02:05:22
55 and what happened those soldiers who
02:05:26
healthy and ran protection type of pronation not
02:05:29
made it to the stacks, everything was fine
02:05:30
collided perfectly well and everyone fell down
02:05:33
almost why because
02:05:35
they removed the natural one
02:05:38
natural knee protection from impact
02:05:42
understandable, therefore, when someone is in your
02:05:45
store
02:05:46
speaks with a brush but the driver is the roof
02:05:49
was better, that's what it was
02:05:52
It should only be better in the background
02:05:54
study of hyperpronation that is
02:05:57
sea ​​path on the path is there a nod
02:05:59
feet and if this chick
02:06:02
15 degrees then we owe it to this
02:06:05
protection to display for example there is the whole world 6
02:06:07
we under no circumstances should we 6
02:06:10
output to zero otherwise we will get right
02:06:13
knee is understandable, so if you have everything
02:06:17
good, but to make it even better you don’t have to do it
02:06:19
it will turn out to be the best enemy of the good
02:06:21
thefts are now on about flat feet
02:06:26
in the east, in principle, here is the longitudinal first
02:06:30
second degree as if God bless her basic
02:06:33
problems read meet what from
02:06:34
degree when the wire is just both
02:06:36
completely flat, but ours
02:06:38
[ __ ] off and the problem isn't really
02:06:40
striped stock so much that Oleg
02:06:42
we start strong and when it starts to fall
02:06:44
here inside knees I start to look inside and what
02:06:48
it means he's looking inside while he's at his knees
02:06:50
run and you put my rings inside then
02:06:53
the kneecap starts to get bigger
02:06:54
cling to one side
02:06:57
rub more
02:06:58
starts to wear off with your knee
02:07:01
so, accordingly, I more often lacetti
02:07:05
I do this from the east for runners not from the feet
02:07:09
no flat feet from knee problems
02:07:12
joint very short history
02:07:15
I'm exaggerating what a guy is like
02:07:20
of course, but in such a layer and like this
02:07:24
knee is burning, knee is hurting, knee is hurting
02:07:36
it's like it's spinning like this
02:07:39
here this is there there like this friction in short
02:07:41
not convinced leaves comes in two
02:07:46
month I decided the insoles were gone, not the hookah
02:07:50
then gone went my March pockets
02:07:53
meant such a powerful one on his knees to the hard ones
02:07:56
I'm obviously running fine
02:08:02
field should idea look we have
02:08:05
helical gear
02:08:06
his dad came here and took him with him
02:08:09
knee here for now nothing then scale on
02:08:12
he gets back at it, they gave him a powerful knee brace
02:08:15
the knee is fixed somewhere with a number
02:08:22
table with which we will already run along the path
02:08:26
he let me decide with him convincingly
02:08:29
see you well, get lost color training
02:08:33
completed the game let's take it to our knees and
02:08:40
Shkalin will make you sick, don't get sick, we'll take it off
02:08:45
on my knees and went to fold it ended up gone
02:08:51
for the degree it cost me if you know
02:08:54
Why are millions of nerves gone?
02:09:07
knee looks desirable to watch
02:09:16
called . bones and then we have
02:09:20
[music]
02:09:22
star and it's super that he when he
02:09:53
keeps his knee straight with you
02:09:55
turns out to be good and of course
02:10:09
do we put the knee in a cup if it’s level
02:10:26
position
02:10:33
one more moment if a million people
02:10:36
that prevent you from improving
02:10:52
quilting every other day of training is simple
02:10:56
here's the idea, but obviously it's not necessary
02:11:00
try to somehow specially place the foot
02:11:02
hold the card on purpose
02:11:04
holding your knee will end badly because
02:11:07
what are you holding on purpose most likely?
02:11:09
something somewhere would be approaching
02:11:10
pursuit
02:11:11
and also the more station the more
02:11:13
probability one more moment if you
02:11:16
something hurt on my foot
02:11:18
in case you can't run
02:11:19
it will happen for you automatically
02:11:23
varies from r.h.
02:11:24
Vnukovo if you have pain and I. to article
02:11:27
new sedan
02:11:29
otherwise you will do something like this
02:11:31
put about to step on it if
02:11:34
do this for 20 kilometers in your thoughts
02:11:35
low stalinka there hip back
02:11:38
or something else if they fall apart
02:11:40
behind your back it's safer than
02:11:42
talk about toe just have
02:11:45
in view of sure if you feel
02:11:47
so that they start putting it in a different way
02:11:49
leg
02:11:50
all this is very dangerous, the slightest brushstroke is not
02:11:52
if you feel you start
02:11:54
otherwise, because of this, put your foot on
02:11:56
actually do but especially him
02:12:04
more like they ended very badly.
02:12:17
got caught telling me that it’s transverse
02:12:19
flat feet oiled and kept on display
02:12:24
top we have longitudinally learn transverse
02:12:27
much worse just much worse and you
02:12:31
heard this story
02:12:33
that the woman gave birth and after childbirth
02:12:39
weight and size you will be on your own because I am comrades
02:12:45
I see a million of them and why does he care?
02:12:47
consultations do not tell you what is needed
02:12:48
third trimester of pregnancy everyone
02:12:50
absolutely everything that didn’t happen with
02:12:52
you on style or it will dissipate and I don’t know
02:12:55
you have long girlfriends to say this
02:12:57
be sure to tell me what time
02:13:00
I need to do it and I can’t even do it
02:13:02
do
02:13:03
somewhere just look problem
02:13:06
some kind of increase in weight being carried out
02:13:10
forward center of gravity then loaded
02:13:12
forefoot and third
02:13:14
endorphin hormone is produced during the trimester
02:13:16
which prepares the pelvic ligaments
02:13:18
origin and can be prepared
02:13:21
solution immediately ligaments throughout the body
02:13:24
mistakes and all this against the backdrop of weight gain
02:13:27
and forward transverse center displacement
02:13:30
flat feet this bone I walk Angus she
02:13:33
not very often very often pregnancy
02:13:46
very often there is some kind of injury
02:13:50
with various sports I had a man
02:13:53
who was like this let's say no he was
02:13:55
the fencer has the feel of Anthony
02:14:04
when at first I thought they cut it there
02:14:13
it turns out no it just looks like that
02:14:15
strangely very important topic
02:14:18
mentalist accordingly
02:14:21
the transverse arch is falling apart and that
02:14:23
happens, you can see 1 bone falls off
02:14:25
God, the same thing can’t be won here
02:14:28
shows news where bones fall apart
02:14:30
things don't land at night
02:14:32
joints she that is three starts
02:14:35
big problems start here
02:14:37
she covered the walls here with calluses
02:14:40
the bone begins to grow and this bone is on
02:14:42
in fact, you can see the dislocation right here, this
02:14:45
muscles will be attached to our joints and they
02:14:48
pull out the joint utensils will
02:14:50
very very sad bad almost not
02:14:54
can be treated and the main problem is that
02:14:55
everyone is trying, it happens between almost what it is
02:14:58
spacer width is a problem in
02:15:00
the fact that the spacers between the brothers and
02:15:01
they help because we have guests here
02:15:03
separated in the article therefore
02:15:05
the only thing that really helps
02:15:07
this is put called sang that's why
02:15:10
this occurs as the muscles are attached
02:15:12
finger pin falls off
02:15:14
you get separate muscles that
02:15:17
were attracted and put it here or something
02:15:20
generally useless absolutely and occupation
02:15:21
that's why the feet are done so white
02:15:26
insole that replaces it from below and
02:15:31
orally and therefore get sick
02:15:35
associated with Morton's neuroma
02:15:38
proliferation
02:15:40
nerve which then gives off two fingers
02:15:42
if he shoots he doesn't have two fingers and
02:15:44
money is very important to you
02:15:45
an unpleasant disease and well, here's the address
02:15:50
neuroma exactly
02:15:51
Morton's neuroma and, accordingly, fracture
02:15:54
indicated fracture due to pelvic overload
02:15:56
pelvic bones are very sad decently
02:15:58
flat feet
02:15:59
If you need anything, you must run. He
02:16:03
I won't have you anymore inside all sorts of char
02:16:05
things thank you for your attention
02:16:09
[music] [applause]
02:16:15
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Массажные мячи и роллы: https://sport-marafon.ru/catalog/massazhery/ Каждый путешественник и спортсмен сталкивается с болями в коленях, голеностопе, пояснице и т.д. Как этого избежать и продлить работоспособность организма - рассказал практикующий спортивный врач, Владимир Демченко. Мы узнали: - как работает тело: мышцы, связки, сухожилия, скелет; - что происходит с нашим организмом во время занятий спортом, и напротив, если им не заниматься; - как сохранить тело в рабочем состоянии; - почему не надо бояться спорта, а заниматься им; - будут подробно рассмотрены наиболее часто встречающиеся травмы: колени, ахиллы, голеностоп, усталостные переломы, воспаление надкостницы, боли в пояснице. Спикер: Владимир Демченко — невролог, специалист по решению проблем с позвоночником, доктор остеопатии, мануальный терапевт хоккейного клуба ЦСКА и спортивный врач. 0:00 Владимир Демченко о коленях, стопах и связках 2:40 Владимир о себе 5:05 Введение 7:30 Концепция Тенсегрити 12:53 Адаптации тела 23:48 Мышечные цепи 33:05 Про технику бега 43:35 Растяжка 1:05:40 Фоам роллер. Прокатка мышц 1:12:05 Плантарный фасциит. "Пяточная шпора" 1:14:41 Ахиллово сухожилие 1:17:20 Тест на разную длину ног 1:27:34 Колено 1:33:41 Синдром илиотибиального тракта 1:36:46 "Колено прыгуна" 1:44:56 Периостит, воспаление надкостницы большеберцовой кости 1:58:50 Про мениски 2:02:42 Плоскостопие 2:12:17 Вальгус

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