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    Knees hurt when squatting..

    This just started recently and its pretty bad. Anyone know any kind of supplement that can help out with this or something?

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    I would examine your exercise technique first. Are you making sure to sit back so you activate your hip extensors (glutes and hamstrings) more? This will take stress off of the knee extensors (quadriceps) and might help with knee discomfort. Many experience this discomfort from "sitting directly down".

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    Do you have a past history of knee problems?

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    glucosamine and chondroitant. efas also help, so i hear anyways.

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    i had been having a little knee pain too, i dunno if i have weak knees genetically or what, but after i started using knee wraps for over 315 they don't hurt anymore

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    Quote Originally Posted by RuhlFreak55
    i had been having a little knee pain too, i dunno if i have weak knees genetically or what, but after i started using knee wraps for over 315 they don't hurt anymore
    Awesome. Thats what I'm at now.

    I'll get ahold of some of that glucosamine too, havent used it for awhile but its GOOD STUFF.

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