How to Fix Knees That Crack & Pop When Squatting |

[@beowulf916]

It's really frustrating going to a doctor with this kind of problem. "Doctor, my knee pops when I squat." "Well, my advice is to not do squats." I don't want a limitation or restriction, I want a solution. So stuff like this is very appreciated.

[@racharina]

... and there is your Dr. $500 bill for nothing.

[@meetimian3383]

So true. My doctor said the same to me

[@xxpowwowbluexx]

Exactly. Doctors are almost useless when it comes to solutions for most issues.

[@MIbra96]

"Doctor, my tooth hurts when I eat." "Well, don't eat."

[@ankurchauhan2445]

So true. Doctor are same everywhere, said the same to me

[@keegantaylor6894]

I advised my friend to watch this video, and ever since he did the stretching you recommended, he hasn't heard his knees crack since. I would like to say thank you for great content, keep it up.

[@SquatUniversity]

That's great to hear! Thanks for letting me know how it helped!

[@Trang-xq9fn]

@@SquatUniversity I did not know that the foam rolling could help reduce the crackling crunching sounds. I will try this now.

[@ea5266]

@@Trang-xq9fn how did it go? I'm curious

[@Trang-xq9fn]

Definitely it has helped reduce the tight muscles in front of my knees. I do hear less crackling.

[@armyx-rho.1366]

Im gona be that frnd now

[@Jacob.Peyser]

I really thought that my knee was seriously screwed up, but then I did those stretches. I was then able to do a full on squat without that popping sound from my knee. So, thank you.

[@SquatUniversity]

Thats great to hear! You're so welcome!

[@burkafesoy6156]

You probably won’t see this but you just alleviated my knee pain. I stopped squating because of it but I’m so glad I can work my way back with no more grinding or anything ✊🏾👏🏾🤲🏿

[@JackedEcto]

Awesome stuff man. I've spent countless hours following advice from different videos all over youtube and yours is the only one that's really helped. All I really needed was to loosen up my quads using your technique at 2:30. Literally 5 minutes later the cracking is completely gone after having been here off and on for years. Thanks a lot.

[@lakshmanank8289]

Bro is this really worked

[@x12624]

@@lakshmanank8289 yes brother, this worked, I swear to God. My knees were popping for more than a year. After doing these two exercises, my left knee doesn’t pop anymore, but my right still does, I’ll have to work on it a bit more

[@asdfkjhlk34]

Can’t believe after dealing with the clicking for so long that it just got deleted by a minute of the couch stretch. You’re the goat

[@peterelliston8511]

It's like a miracle. I did the thigh on the roller both sides. There was quite a lot of pain but the popping of the knees stopped immediately. It took about a minute. I can't thank you enough. I will build this into my morning stretch and squat routine.

[@Nancy-gc7pu]

★★★不能壓在膝蓋骨上方 ①2:34 滾筒放鬆 大腿前側+外側 慢慢上下移動 滾到膝蓋邊邊 不要滾上去 ②2:51 你要深層 把小腿抬起來 上下 ③3:23 不能壓在膝蓋骨上方 壓在膝蓋骨的邊邊肌肉 小腿上下彎 你每次做完 要觀察膝蓋聲有沒有減少 ④4:01 股四頭肌伸展 長板凳上 4:10 屁股平行向前 不要歪斜 維持30S ⑤5:12 槓片深蹲 下蹲十 可以左右移動 要感受是屁股再出力 6:42 橫向壓縮綜合症?? 你的內側 外側肌肉同步工作 他們應該要有一定的強度 讓他正常上下移動 如果其中有一側 變得非常僵硬 那膝蓋骨就會變傾斜 越硬就越斜 經過多次的下蹲 會獲得橫向拉動(軌道偏移) 導致膝蓋骨下側 磨損不均勻 導致膝蓋骨光滑底部被磨損 單側肌肉僵硬 會導致過度的膝蓋骨壓力 日常我們必須提高彈性 膝蓋周圍肌肉移動能力 ⑥ 8:52 球放在膝蓋肌肉外側 上下滾動找痛點 做2MIN ⑦11:11 坐姿 膝關節伸展(不要做這個練習) 11:56 不要做很深的深蹲 深蹲會帶來更多壓力

[@imdoinbttrthnu]

My right knee sounds like rice crispies cereal 🥣😭🤣

[@ashyanaharricharran3458]

Hey, me too.

[@olga_lc]

So does mine

[@Septembercampbell]

Both of mine do 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@HicksGribble]

Mine too! It’s so disconcerting.

[@shawntye12]

Same here.....

[@Jesusistherealdeal]

Doctor I just want to say thank you! Ever since, your videos popped in my feed I have been incorporating all your teachings in my workouts. I had an injured knee for 6 years, back pains, and tight hip flexors. I had been doing all the exercises, and stretches that you have demonstrated in your videos. My tight and pain hip flexors had gone away. I can squat, do rdls without pain and discomfort. Before then, I had physical therapy and gone to chiroparstors, but there wasn't any improvements. You are truly helping people who are in need of help in these type of issues. May you have continue blessings in your life. You rock! 🙏👍🙌

[@cielandsebastian5]

My knee just pops sometimes when I get up but it’s painless and not serious, but I freak myself out so I searched this video.

[@Tejascustomwheels]

Is because you don't drink water

[@Spartan2228]

Sup Zero I drink a lot of water daily, and my left knee still cracks. Right one rarely cracks . Gonna try the foam rolling and a longer warmup next time, hopefully it helps.

[@itseri4305]

Ciel And Sebastian same with me

[@mr0riginftw]

Same wtf

[@LordMichaelRahl]

Exactly the same here.

[@andrewmatseshe7343]

Doc man, I gotta tell ya, your stuff is amazing. I used to be a 400+LB squatter till I got my Purple Heart on Tatooine (Afghanistan lol) a few years back. I've gone from "you'll never squat again" to repeatable high 2-low 300 LB safe, repeatable efforts. Squatting has gone from my least to most liked exercise. Minus the occaisional life event and/or programmed deload I squat almost every day without pain now. Between you, Mobility WOD and Max Shank's stuff, I've been able to get my groove back without going under the knife. I'm 39 right now (November) with the 40 in April. The goal is repeatable double bodyweight ass-to-grass high-bar singles (340-360 ish) by april. So far I'm at 15-20 sets of easy 275 singles and RPE 8-8.5 singles of 3 plates in shitty shoes. Blew out the chucks doing a lot of wide box squats and low bar. If you're reading this people, his stuff works. I'm no paid advertiser, just a broke old Soldier who's grateful for getting his wheels back.

[@SquatUniversity]

Honored to hear Andrew! Thanks so much for sharing your story here - I'm so glad to hear that the content I've shared has been so helpful for you.

[@hogleg8103]

Hey man read your post did you make your goal? Hopefully if not keep it up!

[@moochannel523]

lol @Tatooine

[@levelinguponthenarrowpath]

Respect

[@beerdemus2812]

That's awesome. I hope to get back to normal squatting and deadlifting eventually. Seems a long way.

[@themaddox5499]

i was super annoyed at how my knees would pop every squat but i just did the second stretch for like a minute and it all went away. This is such good tips and gets a like and recomendation from me. Thank you so much!

[@equaliser9043]

Had a one leg high impact injury with sudden deceleration. Left leg been terrible for years. Clicking knee, pain up towards pelvis, all over leg really. Some really good advice on here. As an amateur I was always looking to strengthen etc but now I realise about the 'track' and muscle memory. Very useful video.

[@deborahshields729]

This video made so much sense! Thank you!!!! I was in a bad car accident, with a lot of fractures and soft tissue damage, including a shattered knee cap and torn glut. During rehab, my first outpatient PT kept making me do leg extension exercises on a machine and I kept telling her that they made my knee grind too much and were too painful. She also told me I should never squat. I finally switched to a different PT practice and one of the first things that they had me do was squats and no knee extensions! Hooray! Now I understand why those knee extensions were such a bad idea!

[@samermohamed7644]

One of the most simple and straightforward tutorials. I'm looking forward to trying all of this and seeing how it changes my situation. Thanks!

[@florenciar9778]

Awesome video! I went back to the gym after a year off and started having serious knee pain. Mostly bending and climbing stairs. I took 6 weeks off decided to go back today and the pain was almost instant. I’m going to try these stretches. Thanks

[@SquatUniversity]

Glad you liked the video! Here's something to check out also that may help you find out what kind of knee pain you may have had so you make sure it doesn't come back: squatuniversity.com/2017/05/14/what-kind-of-knee-pain-do-you-have/

[@Eddiespice509]

This video saved my knees! Thank you for making this video!

[@SquatUniversity]

I'm so glad to hear! Thanks for checking out the video Eddie!

[@bybbah]

@@SquatUniversity ,hi im not athletic at all but for health reason i need to regain my posture .i have herniated discs (2 years ago i had a foot drop- left side is weak) and anterior tilted pelvis, so recently my left knee is stuck ,so through many videos im regaining some use ,i found out about my pelvis and also my glutes and my IT.SO I have been working on those.So far the pain has reduced and somehow even i walk with a cane i sometimes can go 10mns without and lose my balance .But this pain wont go away im reserching what to do my anterior side of the knee like my my inner thigh by the knee is very painful ,since i work on my IT BAND issues the opposite tension has reduced slowly but not all .please help. Im searching thank you.

[@adelhajdarovic1842]

I was squatting with my gopnik friends and I squatted for 2 hours nonstop. Now I have cracking in my knee. But now it’s gone, thank you!

[@justin.rosete]

This is probably one of the best KZbin channels out there for sure 💯💯💯

[@MRoach03]

I won't go to a physical therapist, you fixed it already mate!

[@mindflown6553]

Tried this, amazing results after 3 weeks, much love man 🙌💕

[@kathycoerts3917]

Young and restless

[@kathycoerts3917]

Bold and besutiful

[@x12624]

I’m 32, my knees were popping for more than a year. I did these exercises, I swear to God, I stopped hearing my left knee pop now, I only hear it pop after I wake up, and not anytime during the day. However, my right knee still pops. I’ll update on my right knee after couple of weeks of doing these exercises. Thanks man, thanks lot, I tried several other exercises, but none worked :)

[@prawinsama]

Any update?

[@Septembercampbell]

This was really helpful to me, and especially the part about not pushing it when you're in pain. The metaphor about the car really hit home. Think I'll try to take better care in the future, Thank you!

[@Fitterminal]

When in doubt, I come here :) You are appreciated.

[@tako3782]

I’m a rower and because of the current circumstances, I need to be working my legs to my hardest. I was working my legs very hard, when suddenly my knees began popping. I tried to stop my leg workouts, yet my progress was extremely gradual. This video was a complete 100% lifesaver. Thank you so much

[@wallnotawall1634]

I like how everyone here is like over 30 and I'm just a 12 year old

[@shut2067]

WallNotAWall BRU SAME I FEEL LIKE AN OLD MAN

[@DynamicBailey]

WallNotAWall Enjoy it kid. One day you’ll be our age and wonder where the time went. Be a kid for as long as you can😉

[@maverick5434]

Lol m 21!

[@alishahin1879]

Same

[@jamiegreyy]

WallNotAWall I looked

[@GusmaoMurilo]

I want to thank you. I hurt my knee just doing a silly jump and started popping, I went to an osteopath but nothing. the tennis ball right above my knee did the trick, and I felt the stiffness there.. I don’t think it’s over yet but I got instantly better and now I know where to target. #lifesaver

[@matthewtippets8427]

One of the best videos I've ever watched on KZbin. Thanks so much!

[@MrWhiteSuperman]

Thank you so much for this video, you took the sensation of like ten years wear and tear off of my knees, total new lease on life. Great content shared and subscribed.

[@thiagoromero6648]

My knee pops literally every time I bend it

[@user-hv5rv5ox2x]

Mines too. I could go on doing 100 squats and they would pop everytime I stand up again

[@thiagoromero6648]

My knees pop every time I go down

[@tvrtkokaurinovic7370]

@@user-hv5rv5ox2x same

[@user-ox5dr8tw4f]

@@user-hv5rv5ox2x yo wassup

[@waqqas6799]

Did anyone find a working solution for this?

[@elijio1265]

Hearing pops ever deep body squat, did this shit and it’s gone. Fuck, this modern age is beautiful, limitless answers to any question all at your fingertips. I appreciate your kindness to share your knowledge with the world 🖤

[@TheBastosboy702]

Did the foam rolling this morning before squats, worked perfectly.

[@alinep.j.1158]

In the whole internet didn't find anyone who talk about those issues in a way so practical. My dream is be able to do a deep squat till the end of this year!!

[@flip290]

Went in for the usual leg day last week and immediately after attempting my first lunge I felt a sharp pain right above the knee cap. Tried doing a body weight squat and felt the same thing. I took the last week off to fully rest and have been looking for some strengthening exercises for the knee area the past week. This one was very helpful. Will definitely be trying all of these!

[@SquatUniversity]

I'm glad to help! Hope the knee feels better soon!

[@justknowledge5843]

Hello......@!

[@AlexCurtis33]

Was that the quad tendon where the sharp pain was coming from? And if so , did you just roll it out with a lacrosse ball to fix it? Thanks

[@Jeagletboard]

@@AlexCurtis33 i dont think so. also how are you doing 4 years later?

[@AlexCurtis33]

@@Jeagletboard well right knee still cracks and pops and sometimes it’s painful. I’ve been following Kneesovertoes guy and doing some of his exercises as well. Just gotta keep up with it. Besides that, my workouts have always been strong

[@andrijagrbusic]

Thank you! Third stretch helped immediately! I held for about half a minute and no more cracks!

[@Elithia.m]

I had ACL and meniscus surgery in 2015 and it took a year fo me to fully recover to feel 100% -ish. Now recently, I started working out and I notice my knee sounds crunchy. My knee even sounds crunchy when I’m just relaxing and I bend my knee, although the sound is quieter.

[@danielregassa9805]

Thank you very much Ive had popping knees for years and these stretches alleviated the symptoms in one day!

[@danielregassa9805]

What really helped me was foucsing on the area right above the knee when stretching

[@charliepearton6849]

How can this have 82 dislikes it’s an incredible video that is amazingly helpful thanks so much man your content is brilliant.

[@Jeagletboard]

ikr

[@CarmenduPreez]

Thanks to this and Jeff (Athlean X) my knee issues are sorted. I can now do 65kg sets of squads for the first time in 25 years. (Now 49) Thank You.

[@idsavo]

- Is this the best fitness channel in YT? (not a single second passing) - YES

[@kawasaki5461]

Only guy on the search list who really knows his stuff in my opinion

[@manikanta1327]

4:36 hear the pop sound

[@DigiPipsfx]

I didn't hear

[@moviesforheart1915]

Yeah

[@moviesforheart1915]

@@DigiPipsfx it's there

[@letmebe893]

i thought it's just me who hear it

[@BadMotivator66]

thanks so much for this! a friend once told me 'remember, fitness is a marathon, not a sprint'

[@pattiking6391]

When I am walking my knee pops even the people around me could hear lol. But my knee falls off the tracked as you said however I have found foam rolling helps

[@piersontonner9732]

Man, this is the best video on this topic I've seen, so accurate and understandable, cheers mate.

[@aakashsingh4712]

My knees were making a lot of sound, i just cut them out now it doesnt

[@chimaob1244]

Did you get a knee replacement surgery?

[@aakashsingh4712]

@@chimaob1244 no i was joking when i said i cutted them

[@joec1857]

Very scientific. Glad to find this video. I need a gym like this to get a good workout regimine going.

[@keelymckissack869]

Some really great explanations here. You really helped me actually understand what is going on with my knees. Thank you!

[@bronsky1410]

Wow! I was standing in my kitchen popping my knees and decided to look this up. So I grabbed my foam roller did the thigh roll when I was done the popping was gone! I'm new to the foam thing but it worked. Thnx brother💪

[@ashyanaharricharran3458]

Wow. That's amazing. How many times did you do it

[@TheHalusis]

stiffler mixed with athleanX= Squat university

[@SquatUniversity]

I've actually gotten Stiffler before - makes me laugh

[@jackmarshall757]

lol.

[@joaquincortada1483]

Lol

[@WhoIsDeyman]

@@SquatUniversity lmao

[@WhoIsDeyman]

@@SquatUniversity the stiff meister

[@jamestoole356]

Helpful. Stretching quads and ITB got my knee to stop cracking. Thanks.

[@CoachCooney]

Very informative, well spoken and composed, keep up the work man! 👍

[@thetemplelaboratory]

Thanks, the foam rolling helped a lot. My go to pre-workout meal is a 16oz glass of celery juice.

[@Superkool453]

Great video! I am already a follower on Instagram and didn't know you were on youtube too. This is definitely going to become one of my favorite channels!

[@SquatUniversity]

Thank you so much Matthew! I really appreciate the follow - definitely let me know if you ever have any questions for me that I can help with!

[@bradleygo1]

I’m glad this video exists but I wish it wasn’t so long

[@kaushalfrancisj]

That time came when teenagers click on this video....( I'm one of them 😂)

[@ava.artemis]

I’ve had chondromalacia and pattelofemoral since I was about 20. I’m 49. I started running when I was 13. I had to stop for about 10 years when I was 20 because of my knees- but all they offered me was steroid injections- which I was allergic to. I wish I’d had such great information years ago. But I actually have less pain and discomfort now than I have since my early teens because of everything I’ve learned and done. It sure could have saved me a lot of pain, money and missing out on things I loved.

[@smilnhyg1993]

DUDE! i did a (slight) manipulation of my right knee cap after watching this video, after it showed me it was only moving outward, and not inward at all. warmed it up and PRESTO! it moved and slightly painful new popping i was getting in my squats this morning is gone! i was about to cry thinking my squats were done. thanks so much!

[@SquatUniversity]

I'm glad you're feeling better now!

[@brilliantdecember]

I love this series. Thank you so much for putting so much focus on joint function and mobility.

[@misterneckbreaker88]

from my experence. the pops cracks and other niggles is a sign of inbalance. maybe a part of your thight is under developed. i had shoulder problems for years then did more rear delt stuff and it got better not perfect but its getting better. also problems around the knee could be tight calves and tight hamstring it all tights around the knee.

[@ukaszbadura5670]

Thanks for very useful information, I notice the difference after massaging and stretching.

[@evashukevich5640]

My knees hurt when I watch him squat

[@passionhairboutique]

🤣🤣🤣

[@sahelamiri2191]

Hhhahhahahaaha

[@chamberxm]

My thoughts exactly lol I actually grimaced when he had his foot raised on the bench and knee bent on the floor. Urgh.

[@abidingonthestraightandnar5330]

😂😂😂 me too, I'm like I don't want break my knees, I want to stop them from popping 😣😂

[@hoochone3225]

One of the most concise and informative explanations I have ever witnessed. Thank you!!

[@_SamDoesStuff_]

I got on the roller and I was like, "ooooo, that's all stiff"

[@alexanderaflalo4128]

This was a huge help, I feel like I finally know what's wrong in my knees....now I can go to a physical therapist with some knowledge. Thank you!

[@thicc_afbs3193]

thanks brother this helped popping that was just pissig me off

[@SquatUniversity]

I'm so glad to help!

[@j_ennor9]

Wow.... This completely got rid of my knee grinding 😳 you're a wizard 😂

[@Intrud0r]

This helped a lot, thank you very much for this video!

[@SquatUniversity]

You're so welcome - I'm glad it helped!

[@denbrick2]

THANK YOU. VERY INSIGHTFUL AND INFORMATIVE. YOUR PASSIONATE ENTHUSIASTIC PROFFESIONALISM IS ALSO MOTIVATING. GREAT JOB. 👏👍

[@rachelwirt3383]

Pretty stoked to find this channel. I used to be a reasonably strong athlete. I had muscle imbalances, my coaches blamed on over training for hurdles. 3 docs and a physical therapist later i was still struggling (told to have injections). It's been almost 15 years of little to no mobility. I recently started training for a spartan sprint and my knee pain is back as bad as before. I found this video helpful and have watched it every day and foam rolled before and after training. I would go to a different physical therapist but am worried that it wont help as before. I know this knee issue is holding me back in my life. Is it okay to foam roll every day?

[@justalittlebitmo]

Yes!!!

[@vernedudeman]

DUDE I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE IT OUT FOR YEARS!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@SquatUniversity]

You're welcome!

[@lilmamagc]

I injured my knee at work around 6 months ago and it pops whenever I bend it now :( Like loud audible pops. sigh...is there a way to get my knee back to normal again? Because I can't dance anymore :(

[@SquatUniversity]

It really depends what the cause of the popping is. I would personally recommend going to see a physical therapist for a full evaluation - that will be the most efficient way to get back to 100%

[@rik9873]

lilmamagc any luck with your knee i have the same problem for 5 years now

[@khajanarajuyandapalli5126]

Please tell me solutions for this

[@CyberGun1992]

I went through acl lcl reconstructive surgery on my right leg. You just game me the right info I needed. I thought no pain no gain but it's a different world when it comes to recovery after surgery. I'm getting that exact pain in my right knee 😔 and it's all because I was going all the way down in squats. Thank you 🤙

[@danielle2066]

Such a great vid!! Thanks for the tips!!

[@SquatUniversity]

You're so welcome!

[@KaptainKerl]

what most people on youtube don't tell you is, you can get runners knee from sitting in a chair with your legs bend for 8hours a day. this combined with heavy squatting puts a lot of strain on your knees . get a little stool so you can fully extent your knees when sitting. helped me a lot. also deload. don't push though the pain

[@Duhfuqful]

Aaron, what are your thoughts on light weight box squats as a primary leg exercise to relief knee pressure during the rehab process in addition to the other knee exercises you've laid out in other videos?

[@SquatUniversity]

Great question - I think limiting depth (as with a box squat) can be a very helpful part of the rehab process if you're having pain with deeper squats!

[@granvillebennett8320]

Truly awesome and yet simplified fixes.

[@alburnto]

Thank you Aaron! My preworkout meals when I train in the morning usually are wholegrain toast/oats/nuts + some dairy product + fruit :) Saludos!

[@SquatUniversity]

You're very welcome Alberto! That sounds like a great pre-training meal!

[@iremnur_erdogan]

Thank you for your helpful content, I learn a lot from your videos!

[@lolathescruff]

After watching this video I've just added another 20minutes to my workout 😫

[@lelocohen1533]

Man I gotta tell you I tried the other ones, and it didn't work. BUT WHEN I DID THE ONE BEFORE YOU SAID THE TRAIN AT 5:07 IT WORKED FIRST TRY AND I DID IT FOR A MINUTE. I'M SO HAPPY!!! You Have Now Earned A New Subscriber.

[@djmmeade2094]

Thank you . I suffer with a grinding knee I will try the squat method 👍

[@SquatUniversity]

You're welcome Donna - let me know how it goes!

[@djmmeade2094]

Squat University best thing I could find was a lemonade bottle to roll on ... but I couldn't hold my body weight . Would it work the same if I roll bottle on it by hand.

[@SquatUniversity]

Similar as long as you use a lot of pressure. A rolling-pin would be a better option

[@twelvepetaledlotus1721]

Your videos are great. I injured my knees doing muay thai and other impact stuff, excess weight after injury didnt help but these sorts of mobility things really improve life quality. Many thanks 👍👌

[@SquatUniversity]

I appreciate it! I'm so glad you're enjoying the shows!

[@DereathE]

This is exactly what's happening to my knee

[@yugicrowe1177]

That foam roll on quads feels CRAZY deep 😮‍💨

[@reeooww]

when my knees and ankles pop I'm like, "you better pop, lock, and drop that attitude right now 😤"

[@luvsc4evr]

Awesome. I have all these described pops and grinding. Unfortunately I have developed severe tendinitis on my patella where they took the graft for my ACL reconstructive surgery.

[@luvsc4evr]

Thanks so much. I actually went through this article couple days ago after you posted on IG about this problem. Very helpful. I really appreciate it.

[@SquatUniversity]

You're very welcome!

[@tskwallcoverings731]

I had surgery on my tibia 3 years ago and every time I try to squat, the popping sound that comes from the knee is irritating. Thanks for the video

[@IntricaciesTechnology]

I tried the flat bench method; felt ammmaazzinnnng.

[@YsoSer1ous]

My entire quad is that "spot" :)

[@Abigailistic]

You have the most informative, easy to understand and helpful social media presence I've ever come across I love squat university. Can't wait to get the bible and actually visit your gym one day. :)

[@deigoprice]

Thanks for this video. I have been have a really load cracking sound in one of my knees and it just does not feel right. Saw my doctor went for a X-ray and my doctor has said that it’s just noise, but I definitely have swelling, aching and cracking all the time when bending. Checked my knees and they don’t move to the outside. I’m going to see a physio soon but do you think along with the exercises you suggested that the couch Stretch would still be something I should do to warm up and stretch after?

[@SquatUniversity]

I think the physio appointment will be extremely helpful especially because you have the swelling and aching.

[@mariumbutt3]

I also had cracking n crunching sound as well with arching n x rays showed knee narrowing .

[@animesloversunited9069]

Dude, that's a nice video, i feel little pop and grinding and inside muscle pain, just from one video i understand that both are connected. Thanks

[@vedranboneta]

5:58 the problem is when i chrunch that much i cant get up without *kkrrrcc krcc krc krc kkrrrcc* all over my knees

[@Kelvinllovejr]

Nice video. We always did foam rolling in college, but I honestly never knew why. I'll resurrect it tomorrow before my squats.

[@scottleung9587]

Great exercises - my knee is still popping after doing them, but it's not as loud and frequent as before. How many times should I do them per day?

[@reaperzgames6111]

10

[@TranNguyen-mq9pq]

Thank you so much. I have been dealing with PF pain for a long time, and unexplained pain, or weakness of the VMO. My VMO would just give out after prolonged deep squatting or just normal body weight squatting down to sit. My ITB and lateral muscles are tight just as you described. I will try to stretch them out and let you know my progress.

[@markooo27]

please tell me did it work, i want to try this

[@arvindbala3923]

I ignored the popping sound and kept on doing. Now I am unable to walk properly and my right knee hurts. I am applying ice , elevation, compression using a bandage. What else should I do ? It's been over 2 weeks now

[@conorrogerson1297]

Don’t ice

[@conorrogerson1297]

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[@raphaelmcgrath7135]

How do you feel now?

[@josepheckard2615]

Dude, you're awesome! Your approach is what made me subscribe. Thank you