Individuals with hypermobility syndrome or excessive joint laxity looking to build functional strength and joint integrity through end-range control.
Estimated Daily Calories
2200 kcal
Protein Target
"Prioritize 'active tension' at the end of your range of motion rather than passive stretching; focus on feeling the muscle engage to pull the joint into place rather than letting ligaments bear the load."
Yes, avoid passive stretching. Focus instead on active mobility and strengthening the muscles surrounding the joint to provide necessary stability.
If you feel a 'locking' sensation or a dull ache deep in the joint, you are likely hanging on your ligaments. If you feel tension in the muscle belly, you are successfully engaging your stabilizers.
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