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Knee pain

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Knee pain

Postby Norwegiandude » Mon Nov 16, 2009 6:31 pm


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Hey, for about two weeks now my right knee have been giving me a hard time. Right above the knee i have got this pain, when i put pressure on it like squating down and up it hurts. I had to skip squat today because i dont want it to get heavily injured. So, my question is, do i take a break from squats or deload on the squats? And if anyone know what the pain can bee that would be helpful :)
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185cm · 100kg · 20yo · 5x5 PR: Squat 125kg · Bench 100kg · OHP 60kg · Deadlift 1x5x150kg
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