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Hey guys...I really need some advice and help on how to sit cross legged. iTs quite embarassing i can't. I am 16 and am very athletic for my age and have extremely good upper body flexibilty but need to work on lower body flexibility. I have desgined a stretchin regime but i feel the starting target is to sit in cross legged position. I can sort of sit in it but my kneees come up really high and it hurts after a while. any stretches the good people here at karate forums could reccomend me? thank you ^ _^

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Try to sit cross legged and get someone that weight less than you to stand on your knees and push you down do this rugulary, try sitting doing a vertical shape or even better a split and try to touch your nose with your knee.

 

Am not sure if my advice is helping you, just do what you're comfortable in.

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Why not have your instructor show you? Is he/she out of ideas?

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Good thinking your instructor have plenty of experinced ask him/her or the one that can do that, well good luck and safe practice in your dojang.

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thanks guys...much appreciated :lol:

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i wud be ever so greatful if u could suggest me some basic abbductor stretches :)

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"Knowing is not enough, we must apply. Willing is not enough, we must do"

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