And down goes Ross..........

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(07-29-2019, 09:31 PM)Sled21 Wrote: Hamstring injuries drive me up the wall, because they are preventable. They occur because A) an athlete doesn't work the front and back of his legs the same amount and sets up an inbalance, which is on the trainers and the athletes, or B) the athlete slacks off when stretching. Ross is a walking hamstring injury, he needs to get his s^^^ together....

It's odd because he's been working with TJ Houshmandzadeh.  TJ had chronic hamstring issues his first couple of years here.  He researched it and employed some sort of power yoga technique and he did not have the problem any more.  He did say that he tried to talk teammates into the routine but it took too long and they were unwilling to use it.

Hard to know exactly what's going on, but I have the same impression.   When my teenage girls played club soccer they knew you had to work the whole leg to avoid ACL and hamstring issues.   You would hope the trainers are teaching him this - or TJ is.

Just has a bad feel.   Hope he gets squared away.   For a guy with chronic injury issues you would hope he and the team would be on it.