Front of Knee and Lower Back Pain From Quadriceps Muscles!
Posted on 17. Apr, 2011 by michael in Back Pain, Back Pain, Groin Pain, Groin Pain, Hip Pain, Hip Pain, Knee Pain, Knee Pain, Leg Pain, Leg Pain, Lower Back Pain, Lower Back Pain, Sports Injuries, Sports Injuries, Video
Michael Greenspan, Neuromuscular Therapist, shows you how knee, lower back, hip pain comes from your quadriceps muscles.







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08. Jul, 2011
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Stephanie
01. Nov, 2011
You’ve just described exactly what I’m feeling. I strained my back and quads from sitting for extended periods of time breastfeeding my newborn. Right now my back and quads hurt so much that it’s excruciating carrying my 3 week old and standing up long enough to change his diaper. How do I release the quad muscles and back muscles? Thanks for your time.
michael
02. Nov, 2011
Hi Stephanie,
Congratulations on your newborn by the way. We just had one too.
Post-partum aches and pains are common, with the Relaxin released throughout your body, causing “loose ligaments” and greater instability. With that said, there are great ways to release your quad muscles, and trigger points within them.
I’m working on some videos to show the details of postural alignment exercises, and how to release specific muscles on your own.
The most effective way to release the quads and stabilize your pelvis are postural alignment exercises, especially post-partum.
Once your pelvis is stable, the foam roller is highly great to release your quads on an ongoing basis.
However, you must get stable first, then release the muscles.
Finally, quad stretches are good after steps 1 and 2.
Check out the free 5 step opt in video which explains in detail the 5 steps.
Best,
Michael
Barbara
12. Nov, 2012
what are the exercises to help the quadriceps and alleviate knee pain and lower back pain?…thanks!