Too many 💎 in this podcast. There’s literally no one researching the tendon and putting out content like Jake does. You can really tell he’s been through it with his tendon journey. He’s helped me out a lot.🙏🏾

Yup, I'm about to listen to this whole thing! I've been listening to Jake for some time now and he's given me a lot of information regarding knee pain prevention and increasing your vert. This is like when your two favourite cartoons collide! Super Excited to hear both of them talk to each other 😆

So like when we gonna have this sprint speed podcast episode , I volunteer 😭

@yqdoce

9 ай бұрын

For real

@martincontreras2333

Ай бұрын

i saw one like two years ago with one coach of usa team track and field

@salvadorgomez8023

14 күн бұрын

Look up the podcast he did with Les Spellman

@justjumari

14 күн бұрын

@@salvadorgomez8023 um, Les Spellman is my mentor my guy, but we still have other topics to cover with in speed

Man whilest hearing the intro I got freeking chills. Something is wrong with me and I like it

Was waiting for this one

Just 2 absolute legends here🫡

these podcasts are great and you should totally do one on most efficient ways or drills to improve muscle memory

He helped me get my first dunk. Thanks to all the knowledge! High quality content!!

Thank you both!

Let’s go!!!! Been waiting on this one big time 🦑 🦑🦑

I enjoyed the discussion and had to come back and forth to this podcast but it was informative as a personal and athletic trainer. I had surgery on my right knee myself and have been training it in various ways while gaining my mobility and agility back along with just overall strength and aesthetic . The atg split squat has helped me with focusing on the internalize pushing directly in the knee but I do various types of squats overall. elevated heel deep squat, Bulgarian split, Bulgarian split into a jump, front load etc. I do these with moderate amount of weight and I do feel like the mid range has helped me phenomenally with gaining that explosive burst. Isolation exercises have also helped not just with strength development but aesthetic too 👌. Thanks for having a cool space to talk about this and gain more insight on the body and how to not just build athletes but rehabilitate them.

These podcasts are goldmines

Top notch tendon talk!

absolute gem

This podcast was so helpful, I’m currently recovering from chronic jumper’s knee, and my basketball season is starting soon so this pod really helped for my recovery phase.

@PhiyackYuh

9 ай бұрын

You packers do not want to hit the gym regularly thats why 😂

yessir. Jakes plan saved my Patellar tendon. Feel the best i have felt in two years

This is gold 👌

I’ve been rehabbing an Achilles tear for a little over a year and the best pain management for it is to stay moving 1:16:51.

2 🐐’s fr!

A lot of us get overuse injuries. As I get older, I am switching to a slower tempo that allows for more control, and I like slow burn better.

These podcasts always giving out gems 🦑

So many facts you've shared here I learned the hard way. Ruptured my patella tendon going for a layup a month ago. I'm 32, I stopped playing for a season then went back to basketball 4 months prior to injury, little heavier than my ideal playing weight, stressed with work, had a long standing ankle ligament strain on the same side, was simply used to experiencing knee pain a bit before but a lot after playing and probably dehydrated that day. Although it was an action I've done 1000's times before (a layup), the total situation was very different and looking back I understand how this could have happened.

locked in

I’ve had quad tendonosis for almost 4 years and this year I have finally found the sweet spot in load that allows me to progress

@jamesvegas1510

9 ай бұрын

Also hamstring and triceps tendonosis for 3 years

@pedrohenrique-bx4xw

9 ай бұрын

u doing isometrics? @@jamesvegas1510

@rashardyoung8879

6 ай бұрын

What was it I’m in the same situation

@azrod.5628

4 ай бұрын

@@jamesvegas1510 Hey how were you able to find that sweet spot? i am on the same situation and i'm looking to find a way to play basket again asap

@JustAherder

2 ай бұрын

@@azrod.5628 get on the quad extension machine and play with the ROM intill you feel that painful spot and work through that spot

If you addressed this in the video I missed it. But would this apply to shoulder tendons as well?

Yielding Isometrics can induce a "tendon creep" which is a nice controlled way of loading a grumpy tendon early on. Similarly, an overcoming Isometric can re-develop rate of force development where the client/patient can grade the effort and titrate this based on discomfort levels. I've found even early on, pool based running/jumping can be tolerated annnnnd this is great for avoiding aerobic/anaerobic deconditioning

jake tuura the goat

Just turned 46 years old. I always had patellar tendonopathy when I was younger. Haven't had pain in a few years but I still do lifting and jumping. 3 weeks ago was doing some dunks and feeling good. Then boom, patellar tendon ruptured. And even though I had been doing some plyos, I hadn't been doing full approach jumps in a while. Probably was simply not used to the load a full approach jump puts in you.

D rose had and ankle before his first acl they didn’t ramp him and taped his ankle into a cast then through him into a playoff game. Happened 4th quarter

Jake the tendon lord

Need a take on proximal hamstring tendinopathy

I had bad knee pain during my sophmore year of highschool I payed football and basketball. I started seriously lifting weights during of season about 8 hours a week and my knee pain was gone actually felt better then it ever did. sesnse then it is what i always suugested. weirdly enough i swear my knee would get a very pleasurable sensation while doing leg extensions.

How long should each phase be?

what if im lifting weights often and my jumpers knee doesnt go away?

I am 43 years old, should I train tendon every 6 hours or, at this age, should I do one training a day?

Get good footwear also. Spend the money. And get aftermarket insoles like Move or similar.

Any thoughts on Adrian Barr’s training? Jake has done a lot with him.

@simeon8967

9 ай бұрын

He definitely had to get Adrian barr and Joel smith on here

@djlawrence657

9 ай бұрын

Joel Smith👍🏻

Phasic approaches are silly bc it results in detraining of differing systems. Accordingly, a concurrent systems approach where all systems are trained in a graded manner might ensure greater transferability to a person's end goal/sport. This philosophy partially touches on coach's previous ideas of force/time signatures needing to be joint specific and timing/peak force specific

@Chavanun555

7 ай бұрын

So what do we do then?

@spiralphysiotherapy4196

7 ай бұрын

@@Chavanun555 keep the sport thing the main exposure (graded appropriately), and add bespoke exposures specific to the needs of the client

@Chavanun555

7 ай бұрын

@@spiralphysiotherapy4196 please explain as if i am your client lol. I have both knee and insertional achilles pain. What do i do to progress back to sport? I have unlimited time since I dont go to school anymore.

ISOs cause me severe pain the next day. Does anyone else have this issue? Heavy Slow Resistance Training feels much better for me.

Jake Tuura look so much like Claudio from Coheed & Cambria but with no beard and different hair.

Pj dont forget about us squidssss

52:00

Oh snap, Shia labeouf

So basically, we still have no idea how the tendons work

@thebestthingthatneverhappe6729

9 ай бұрын

they shared a lot of nuggets although it seems like narrowing down which confounding variables are influencing each individual is what is challenging

@Chavanun555

7 ай бұрын

​@@thebestthingthatneverhappe6729 still do t know how they work anyway 😅😅😅

7:30 bookmark

🦑 🦑🦑

Lol so i need to lose weight 😅