Knee Pain Rehab Video – Patellar Tendonitis


THIS HURTS! What hurts…: patella tendom How you hurt it…: during climbing, it was gone for 3 months but now comes back When you hurt it…: first time 5 months ago and then for 3 weeks I had rest, after that was better, but from time to time after climbing I felt it. Since 2 days it came back and now is painfull and skin above ligamentum is red and warm Your pain level (1 is low, 10 is high pain): 5/10 Your age and overall health…: 30, I make lots of sport (taekwondo, tennis, climbing, climbing) YOUR INJURY COULD BE… Patellar Tendonitis REHAB YOUR INJURY BY… Icing: Use a cold pay for 15 minutes 2 to 3 times per day over the area of pain. Quad Stretch: Stand up, grab your ankle and point your knee gently down to the ground so you feel a stretch down your leg. Hold your stretch for 15 seconds and the release your leg. Repeat this 3 times on each leg. Massage: Gently massage across the muscle fibers in the knee area. You may use lotion to help reduce skin irritation

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25 Responses to “Knee Pain Rehab Video – Patellar Tendonitis”

  1. martu1905 says:

    ohh thanx so much! i have been diagnosticated with jumpers knee since 5 month, the pain doesnt stop with medicaments and it scares me, i did this exercices you show in this video and it facility!!! im feeling better a will do this all the time i need it and use some ice too, im going to the doctor again a reckon i need a excellent rehab with the especialist, thanx so much again for this exercics, at least i dont have this horrible pain for a while… greetings from buenos aires

  2. 01shcoxd says:

    Research into decline squats for eccentric loading of the patella tendon.

  3. criticatorxxx says:

    NICE LEGS!!!!!!
    just joking thanks for your advice you helped me a lot
    again thanks

  4. mjhnstn says:

    eccentric squats are really working for me at the moment i am seeing significent results. dont push just try a few then few days later again ect, u dont need a eccentric board i just place a flat bit of wood one end resting on my foam roller which i also recomend for stretching the leg muscles that helps too, atm i am doing a regime every 4 days of static stretching then foam roller stretching, static squats where u rest on a wall and sit in the squat spot, leg raises then eccentric squats

  5. alinalin0 says:

    With training you should lie down for about a hour, in peacefulness to stop the inflamatory process.
    It never occurred to me to question how much do you weight and what is your height? If you are overweight and you have to walk/stand a lot during the day your tendons never get that chance to rest and recuperate. Losing only 10 pounds can make a fantastic difference.

  6. alinalin0 says:

    You are in a worst shape than i thought. If squating isn;t an option you can go to a local gym and try Lever Leg Extensions. Go lever forward by extending knees until leg are straight. Return lever to original spot by bending knees. The motion must be slow and steady. Be precise not to drop the wait, no sudden movements. Lever Leg Extensions are used to restore your health from very honest injuries so your knees are safe. They may hurt a small the next day, but it’s normal.

  7. Darksp00n says:

    @alinalin0
    Squatting is really terrible for my knees if i do only very very simple squats like standing up from a chair without by my hands as backup the pain is worse the next day…

  8. alinalin0 says:

    Before squating you should warm up a bit and stretch, but no static stretching! This is very vital, only dinamic stretching. The static stretching is best with the exercises. I hope my english wasn’t that terrible and this helps you :) . Excellent luck

  9. alinalin0 says:

    here could be a further cause. If you usually sleep on your back, your legs (and knees) and in constant tension because they are straight. You can try to place a pillow beneath your knees so the tendons relax. Also it;s vital to have a balance between stretching and power, so if you could do some squats, twice a week that would be fantastic. Depending on the level of pain you are you can go deeper into the squat. If it’s too hard, try the simplest form, squating from a chair.

  10. Darksp00n says:

    I already stretched my IT band for 3 weeks… no effect

  11. alinalin0 says:

    You could try stretching your it band, i see in the video that she didn’t mention it at all. Just do a search on youtube, you will find a lot of videos on how to do it properly.

  12. Darksp00n says:

    3 docs said that it is patellar tendonitis

  13. alinalin0 says:

    maybe you do not have Patellar Tendonitis… :)

  14. Darksp00n says:

    since 10 months now … fucking stretch dont work

  15. wowcrazy70 says:

    im 19 and i had ACL surgery on nov.25th, im going to play football in college and im hopeing to start mma soon so what csn i do to rehab it?

  16. HFjjjkdkl says:

    I am thirteen and play basketball every day. I also play AAU ball. I know you don’t wanna hear this but you have to take it simple for a couple weeks; I didn’t and i just kept playing on it making it worse and worse, BAD CHOICE. It took a long time to get over it 4 month’s, but thats not all that terrible compared to most people. Elevate it, strech, Ice and most of all do leg lifts and squats in sets of thirty twice a day…..GOOD LUCK

  17. lexmark136 says:

    doesn’t look excellent kid… I did the same thig, jogged without stretching, 2 years later and both my knees are still in plenty of pain :(

    tell your parents to bring you to the doctor or a physiotherapist.

  18. ColosiKilla says:

    @fesuma Yeah im 14 and when i ongoing doing front flips over the summer my kness starting hurting and they still do a knee brace was helping but i didnt want to wear it it was interfering with basketball loll

  19. MariosLasagna says:

    This is a long lasting injury, sorry to say. I”ve had mine since Father’s day and I’m still treating the weakness.

  20. iwillmakeudance123 says:

    i have alot of pain in my knee. it hurts to bend it. i have already been diagnosed with quadricep tendonitis. it hurts to go on stairs. should i be on crutches? it hurts to place weight on it. its VERY swollen. i sit at the computer all day to get my mind off my pain. so, should i have crutches? please answer quickly!!! i cannot wait much longer.

  21. fesuma says:

    yeah im 13 years ancient and i play soccer everyday and when i came back to school from the summer vacations witch is 2 months doing nuthing sitting and playing video games when i came back i played soccer without even stretching and with 2 days it ongoing hurting really terrible it still hurtst now its been hurting for the past 2 months and i dont know what to do about it im gonna try what u said and c if it facility thank you.

  22. Slidingby says:

    It would be fantastic if someone could confirm that I’m having an early tendinitis symptom. I was lifting weights doing hack squat and calf raise machine and I reckon I over worked my patellar tendon by swimming the next two days a lot (with hard kicking). Now I nearly have discomfort/pain but I woke up one night a few nights ago (with going hard on the knee) and lifted my leg in my sleep it woke me up because of a horrible shooting pain like sharp pain and burning, my knee feels like a tight string

  23. sackmaster91 says:

    Thanks man you too.

  24. iverson246 says:

    @sackmaster91
    Mine took a small over 3 weeks. Still comes and goes but I didn’t ice it at all! You should only ice with the injury. Apply heat to it and massage it with some relief creams or something. I place tiger balm over night to keep it warm and had it strapped tightly the whole time. But not over night. Stretching is excellent, and yea low impact exercises. Basic squats etc. Excellent luck man

  25. sackmaster91 says:

    Yea I have stopped and won’t do anything but try and get my knee back to 100% (stretching, low impact exercises, icing). It’s not worth screwing up my knee for life and what excellent is my vert training going to do if my knee is blown out? How long did it take for yours to heal?

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