tripleaamin
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I'll break this down in a few steps.
1) first just completely rest your lower body till it goes away. For me with tendinitis when I could wake up without pain was huge.
2) doing the corrective stretches and excercises is next. Stretch your hip flexors and strengthen your glutes and hamstrings.
3) honestly deep squats for me has helped but that has only been possible by improving my hip & ankle mobility. And flexibility in my hamstrings. REMEMBER LISTEN TO YOUR BODY. DONT FORCE ANYTHING.
If you got any specific questions you can pm me.
1) first just completely rest your lower body till it goes away. For me with tendinitis when I could wake up without pain was huge.
2) doing the corrective stretches and excercises is next. Stretch your hip flexors and strengthen your glutes and hamstrings.
3) honestly deep squats for me has helped but that has only been possible by improving my hip & ankle mobility. And flexibility in my hamstrings. REMEMBER LISTEN TO YOUR BODY. DONT FORCE ANYTHING.
If you got any specific questions you can pm me.


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