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Is it just me or do people think the plight of Wona is simular to that of Shane Watson in regard to his hamstrings. There were reports that Watson was doing an incredible amount of weights which inturn put stress on his hamstrings (as to why I have no idea)this resulted in him tearing his hamstring on numerous occassions. In early 2009 watson got off his extreme weight program and got leaner and he has not had any problems with his hamstrings since. In Wona's case he bulked up signifcantly from 2008 to 2009 years and has hamstring problems ever since. Is it merely a case of getting wona a little leaner?

 

Is it just me or do people think the plight of Wona is simular to that of Shane Watson in regard to his hamstrings. There were reports that Watson was doing an incredible amount of weights which inturn put stress on his hamstrings (as to why I have no idea)this resulted in him tearing his hamstring on numerous occassions. In early 2009 watson got off his extreme weight program and got leaner and he has not had any problems with his hamstrings since. In Wona's case he bulked up signifcantly from 2008 to 2009 years and has hamstring problems ever since. Is it merely a case of getting wona a little leaner?

Wona had slimmed down significantly and was a lot leaner when he first had the hamstring injury.

If anything, he is less lean now than he was when he first did it.

Try again.

Wona had slimmed down significantly and was a lot leaner when he first had the hamstring injury.

If anything, he is less lean now than he was when he first did it.

Try again.

This statement above is absolutely correct. It seems to be his running style that the football department is working on possibly under the care of Bohdan.

 

i think you will find that leaner in strawbs post has nothing to do with fat but with muscle.

my physio told me that my back was sore as a result of having poor core strength, as well as having weak gluteus maximus muscles. and as a result my hamstrings are over-developed, because they and all the other muscles in my back were overcompensating for my glutes given the running and weights i was doing.

basically i have to strengthen my arse - and that will fix my back.

mind you, my running style (and probably my weight lifting) techniques arent exactly flawless.

it is possible, as you say, wonnas running technique leads to this, as well as watsons doing too many weights.

but hey, what would i know.....


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You are correct when I was referring to leaner I was referring to muscle rather than fat, He changed noticably in his looks from 08 to 09 and became visibily more stronger. Maybe he overdid it with the weights which has caused stress on his hammys? and I agree wona is a top bloke which watson is not. just a thought

Somebody has posted on BF that Aussie has OP problems and won't play until mid year - and it's not the only place I heard it but the source was pretty dodgy - while the mail from the club seems to be that he should be right by round 1. Can anyone shed some light on this?

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