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Is Ice Good or Bad For Injuries?

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In this video, I answer the question: “Is ice good or bad for an injury?”

Most people are familiar with using ice to decrease pain and swelling for a sprained ankle. New research has come to light that shows that this may not be the best strategy for recovering from an injury.

Check out the article to learn more: https://blogs.bmj.com/bjsm/2019/04/26/soft-tissue-injuries-simply-need-peace-love/

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Use The “90-90” Position For Better Hip Mobility For BJJ #shorts

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1. Hip External Rotation (foot down)
2. Hip Internal Rotation
3. Hip Switches

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What To Do If Your Doctor Tells You To Stop Training BJJ

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My advice if someone tells you to stop training.

1. Have a questioning attitude (why should I quit)
2. What modifications or changes could help keep you safer on the mats while training.
3. Find a healthcare provider with knowledge of grappling.
4. Get specific about training goals/modify training and training intensity.
5. Get back to training gradually.
6. Be mindful/adjust the stye of BJJ you practice.
7. Tap early.
8. Be accountable for recovery and take your recovery seriously.

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