How To Evaluate Knee Pain (Tendonitis or Patellofemoral Pain?)
Dr. Aaron Horschig shares exactly how he evaluates patients with knee pain in today's video. Want to know if you're dealing with tendonitis or patellofemoral pain syndrome? This video shows you exactly how to tell the difference and some of the first steps you can take depending on what the screens show!
Other helpful videos on knee pain:
1) 4 Tips for Knee Pain: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnssBu_cmC0&t=257s
2) How to Fix Tendonitis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5fXd5FCS_0
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Dr. Aaron Horschig shares exactly how he evaluates patients with knee pain in today’s video. Want to know if you’re dealing with tendonitis or patellofemoral pain syndrome? This video shows you exactly how to tell the difference and some of the first steps you can take depending on what the screens show!
Other helpful videos on knee pain:
1) 4 Tips for Knee Pain: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnssBu_cmC0&t=257s
2) How to Fix Tendonitis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5fXd5FCS_0
Get my book on fixing injury here:
https://www.amazon.com/Rebuilding-Milo-Foundation-Enhancing-Performance/dp/1628604220
Get my book ‘The Squat Bible’ here:
https://www.amazon.com/Squat-Bible-Ultimate-Mastering-Strength/dp/1540395421/
Get my 13-Week Squat Program? https://marketplace.trainheroic.com/workout-plan/program/thomas-program-1641592726
Get olympic weightlifting programming (part 1):
https://marketplace.trainheroic.com/workout-plan/program/vaughn-program-1626381817?attrib=547878-aff-squatu
Get olympic weightlifting programming (part 2): https://marketplace.trainheroic.com/workout-plan/program/vaughn-program-1627319357?attrib=547878-aff-squatu
Link for the Rogue Monster Bands: https://www.roguefitness.com/rogue-monster-bands/?a_aid=570d1d1a06b95
Subscribe to this channel here: https://tinyurl.com/y2eq7kpr
Recommended products: https://squatuniversity.com/recommended-products/
Shout out to 3bScientific for the skeleton used in today’s video. Check out their amazing products at: https://www.a3bs.com/skeleton-models-life-size,pg_164.html.
_______________________________
Music credits
Opening & closing track by JookTheFirst: https://soundcloud.com/jookthefirst
Connect with SquatUniversity:
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Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/squatuniversity
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Theres not a single physio in this region that even does 10% of this evaluation. I wish I lived in the us so I could finally get some help.
I don't feel pain while squating down but i feel it in single leg jumps and squat can some one tell me what is the problem
THANK YOU SO MUCH I LOVE YOU BROTHER
Front squats!!! Ftw 🙌🏾
I m having knee pain especially after my leg workout, and its a very bad pain, n now it's kinda constant pain
Interesting stuff.
I have marked reduced mobility in my left ankle due to an injury many years ago and squatting to depth causes me discomfort in my right knee, do you think the two could be related? It would make sense going on what I've learned here.
i get knee pain in both but only when i do a deep heavy squat and sometimes the next day is that normall and should i get jt checked
I need help! I've been an athlete for decades, elite runner and triathlete – never once had an injury other than tendonitis despite doing 70+ marathons and dozens of triathlons up to IronMan distance. 8 months ago I signed up with a personal trainer for the first time in my life. I liked it because he had me doing things I hadn't been doing on my own, but one day he had me doing sumo squats. I told him they were making my left knee feel weird… he asked if there was pain and I said no…. so he told me it is fine/normal. Every time since that day, my left knee has a loud click/pop sound when I do a squat motion (even just sitting down on the toilet). I complained to him about the clicking, and was further instructed to push through it as long as there is no pain. But after pushing through a workout, my knee did start hurting and lasted for a few days after – so I have avoided repetitive or weighted squat motions ever since and stopped seeing that trainer. When I ask doctors they insist it is normal and just nitrogen like a knuckle cracking, but I know that's not it. It would not just suddenly start happening if that were the case. There was a fundamental change in how my knee works and I am tired of being told to ignore it.
I have absolutely zero issues running and thought it might self correct over time…. but it has been too long. I tried taking 6+ weeks off from running and leg workouts other than stretching with no change in the clicking. Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated from the community here.
Im getting pain at the top of both patellas, im thinking patella-femoral syndrome/tight quads….is this a fair asumption?
Please make a video in Chondromalacia Patellar Pain
Amazing information ❤️
I have adhesion otherwise known as muscle knot on my left vmo. I believe I was doing too much and the vmo seems to take most of the load when I squat or deadlift. I am know isolating hamstrings and quads to strengthen them to take the load away from vmo. It is frustrating as I wish to squat and deadlift without pain. Any tips?
Great video! I have a question: Wouldn’t the “tibia rotation test” you performed just be looking at ankle inversion/ addiction?
Very informative and helpful video. Many thanks for your time and effort
I feel my knee crackling and making noises. when I move my knee and i put hands on it I can feel my patellar go of track and feel very bumpy. I didn’t have ankle issues like him, but my pain wasn’t load related. Does that mean I have hip issues for sure?
Um i got pain even when doing stairs on my tendons so what do i do?
My hip coordination is really bad. I couldn't even hold my leg up on one side for a few seconds. what should i do to improve it?
Best video on the subject on Youtube. Thank you
Thank you for your work. you have many completely new approaches. what I haven't figured out yet is why my knees crunch and hurt. not only in sports. when climbing stairs, for example, it can be heard really loudly and they also hurt. I often train with jumps but this is only possible to a limited extent. can someone help
My knees crack and pop , I don't feel any pain during working out but hours after working out, I feel a weird subtle discomfort accompanied by a warm sensation in my kneecap . I don't understand what this could be.