Knee pain threads have been started 1000 times but I don't know if it goes to what im having...
Today I have been experiencing some pain in my knee area. I don’t know if I have pulled a muscle or strained or something, anyway is this common every now and then? It feels like a booming sort of pain if that makes sense. It’s just every now and then. It’s not really uncomfortable but I just wanted to check it out in case it was something real bad. I used to play for quite hard with my feet for a long time so It could be that. I plan on playing 1-2 hours every other day. For e.g. Monday 1-2 hours Tuesday relax Wednesday 1-2 hours and so on so I get alot of rest. I had my beaters quite far back with max Spring. I have most power there. I have tried other setting but I prefer this. I lowered my spring tension to med and im actually going faster with more control. It feels less strain. I kind of have Joey Jordison foot technique. Kind of twitches of my leg/ankle.
I have been interested in axis pedas for months. Mainly because of what i have heard about them. I have heard they are quick reacting (what ever my feet do, the pedals do instantly), there are very light, very smooth etc. I guess if there are very light and easy to set off, you wont need to use alot of energy and power to make if move. (This is just what I heard. I'm not talking from experience)
Thanks
Today I have been experiencing some pain in my knee area. I don’t know if I have pulled a muscle or strained or something, anyway is this common every now and then? It feels like a booming sort of pain if that makes sense. It’s just every now and then. It’s not really uncomfortable but I just wanted to check it out in case it was something real bad. I used to play for quite hard with my feet for a long time so It could be that. I plan on playing 1-2 hours every other day. For e.g. Monday 1-2 hours Tuesday relax Wednesday 1-2 hours and so on so I get alot of rest. I had my beaters quite far back with max Spring. I have most power there. I have tried other setting but I prefer this. I lowered my spring tension to med and im actually going faster with more control. It feels less strain. I kind of have Joey Jordison foot technique. Kind of twitches of my leg/ankle.
I have been interested in axis pedas for months. Mainly because of what i have heard about them. I have heard they are quick reacting (what ever my feet do, the pedals do instantly), there are very light, very smooth etc. I guess if there are very light and easy to set off, you wont need to use alot of energy and power to make if move. (This is just what I heard. I'm not talking from experience)
Thanks