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suggested stretches for sup surfing

Created by gogogo gogogo  > 9 months ago, 6 Sep 2016
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gogogo
gogogo

54 posts

6 Sep 2016 2:55am
I've noticed some asymmetrical tensions and pains in my back that I would have assumed would just go away with time, but they haven't. It's never been an issue for me with prone surfing, but maybe it's just easier to hurt yourself with that paddle. I suppose the asymmetry makes some sense with the sidewise stance sprinting. On average I manage to get out and SUP surf maybe 2-3 times a week.

Have any of you found a stretching routine that's made a real difference for you?

Cheers


CarterSUPhysio
CarterSUPhysio

QLD

179 posts

6 Sep 2016 9:15am
try some of these www.surflifephysio.com.au/sup/upper-limb-sup-stretches/ and some of these www.surflifephysio.com.au/injuries/22-pushup-challenge-pain/ and some of these www.surflifephysio.com.au/injuries/back-pain-stretch-office-workers/ despite the blogs - they are still some of the major muscle groups used in SUP. Some people find more value in foam rolling or other types of self myofascial release / trigger point therapy.
Smash1
Smash1

NSW

826 posts

6 Sep 2016 12:15pm
using (in equal proportions) my left and right hand/arm when drinking wine and beer.
micksmith
micksmith

VIC

1701 posts

6 Sep 2016 1:08pm
Just don't stretch cold, and actually stretching prior to exercise isn't necessarily the best option. Often injuries occur from insufficient warm up. we then think we need to stretch the sheet out of them. Warm up prior to exercise, stretch after.
crustacean
crustacean

VIC

28 posts

6 Sep 2016 2:31pm
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CarterSUPhysio said..
try some of these www.surflifephysio.com.au/sup/upper-limb-sup-stretches/ and some of these www.surflifephysio.com.au/injuries/22-pushup-challenge-pain/ and some of these www.surflifephysio.com.au/injuries/back-pain-stretch-office-workers/ despite the blogs - they are still some of the major muscle groups used in SUP. Some people find more value in foam rolling or other types of self myofascial release / trigger point therapy.


Thanks Josh!
CarterSUPhysio
CarterSUPhysio

QLD

179 posts

6 Sep 2016 6:47pm
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micksmith said..
Just don't stretch cold, and actually stretching prior to exercise isn't necessarily the best option. Often injuries occur from insufficient warm up. we then think we need to stretch the sheet out of them. Warm up prior to exercise, stretch after.


absolutely perfect!
gogogo
gogogo

54 posts

7 Sep 2016 2:52am
Cheers Josh, I will give these a go! (as it is now, I think twice if i have to pick up a can of soup)
1fox
1fox

184 posts

7 Sep 2016 4:58am
Foundation Training



DMullet
DMullet

6 posts

13 Sep 2016 7:13pm
These are perfect.
Cobra
Cobra

9106 posts

13 Sep 2016 7:44pm
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