IT Band Syndrome, aka iliotibial tract syndrome, is usually treated with the wrong stretches. Although the stretches can provide some shortterm relief, they don’t get people longterm relief.

Check out the video to learn the 2 key exercises you NEED to be doing if you have IT Band Syndrome...and also to see which stretches you must stop doing.

Healthcare professionals usually give patients these stretches because they can get momentary relief. Sometimes the relief will last even longer. But often the outer hip and knee pain will come back when the individual gets back to being active again.

The exercises in the video are the best starting point for fixing IT band syndrome. If you’re looking for more exercises and a full plan to improve your knee health then you need to check out our 28 Day Knee Health & Wellness Boost Program.
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