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Knee problems with shred - tips/alternative DVD

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Sunshineonsea · 31/12/2013 18:22

I have never got past level 2 or shred for more than 2 weeks but I did start to see results, however it gives me really sore knees and occasionally a sore ankle
Am I just doing something wrong?
Are there any DVDs that are as good as JM?

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Sunshineonsea · 31/12/2013 18:25

Has anyone tried the Vicky pattinson DVD? Thinks she's off Geordie shore but she's lost a lot of weight

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Sunshineonsea · 31/12/2013 20:11

Anyone?

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SolomanDaisy · 01/01/2014 09:40

How sore are your knees? I think a bit of aching is normal if you're new to exercising, especially if you're overweight. I had constant aches the first time I did the shred and level 2 is tough on the knees. You could try modifying the jumps to make them lower impact, I do this due to spd and still have great results. You could also have bad form for squats and lunges, which is not good for knees.

ShouldEAUldAcquaintanceBeForgo · 01/01/2014 10:18

Yes, some of those lunges and squats can be tricky to get right- you need to stick out your arse like a duck so that your knees don't go too far forwards.

There are exercises that you can do to strengthen your knees, have a look at these.

Sunshineonsea · 01/01/2014 13:19

I have trouble getting up and down for a few days afterwards, past the usual exercise ache, I have a stone to lose but I'm still in my healthy I range so not really overweight and I walk the school run so I do get some light exercise in general
I will take a look at those should thank you

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Sunshineonsea · 01/01/2014 13:21

I will keep an eye on squats and lunges though, I think squats are ok but I always seems to lose my balance on the pendulum lunges so may be getting those wrong

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