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Hyperextended Knees
Cara Reeser
Tutorial 3476
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Patty Hafen
I really enjoy your teaching. This is very useful, and I look forward to doing this with a particular client this week
4 years ago
Many people with hyper extension also have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Pilate's instructors need to be more aware of EDS.
2 years ago
Hi! So as a 30 yr yoga teacher and massive hyper-extender-I take issue with her starting at the crown of the head. You must always start, whatever discipline, whatever position, with what is on the ground, ie weight bearing.
To help hyper extended knees in standing: 1. Start w/the base (the feet), 2. Press the front of the shin forwards until side of knee lines up w/center of ankle, 3. contract front of leg to lift quads up. Check that weight on feet is balanced between (2 options, or ways to think about it) on each foot ball of big toe, pinky toe, and center of heel. 2) press down ball of big toe, 5th metatarsal, inner heel, on both
As an instructor, when your student is in footwork, start in parallel, put your hands on top of shin, just below the knee, and have students press that area up, away from ground as they contract quads, when they press out and straighten the legs.
Hope this is helpful 
22 days ago
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