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Exercises to Help Prevent Common Runner's Injuries Like Runner's Knee and Achilles Tendonitis
The world of running is full of people trying to sell you the latest and greatest shoe, insole, nutrition, brace, tape, etc. And most people prefer to rely on easy things like buying new inserts for their shoes, instead of putting in the work to improve the tissues that are most stressed during the exercise.
Now this isn't to say that all products geared towards improving your running is bad. I do believe there are great products that can help maximize your results, but regardless of how long, often, or where you are doing your running, the mechanics that drive good quality motion remain the same. And these areas can be trained by adding just a few drills into an established routine, or as...
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Improving Your Plantar Fasciitis with Loading Strategies: Part 2
Просмотров 8163 года назад
Plantar fasciitis can be a very difficult issue to recover from because the irritated tissue just doesn't get much rest. The pain can be constant but is typically worse in the morning when you first step out of bed. While performing stretches or self myofascial release can be very helpful in terms of reducing discomfort in the foot, it rarely provides a lasting relief. In order to recover from ...
Daily Drills For Improving Plantar Fasciitis: Part 1 (Stretches)
Просмотров 5383 года назад
Plantar Fasciitis, or any foot based pain, typically takes some time and effort to relieve completely because the bottom of the foot is very difficult place for most people to rest. While these mobility techniques are a great way to keep the tissues of the foot and ankle loosened up and less painful, it's only one part of the equation, so be sure to check out the second part of this series: sta...
Are Squats Bad for Someone with Scheuermann's Kyphosis?
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
The short answer is No! Not every variation will be a good fit for every lifter, but with these variations you should be able to find a squat variation that will allow you to train pain free. IF you ever experience pain, it's important to get assessed by a trusted professional as this is not intended to be used as rehab advice, rather for educational purposes only. Link to first Scheuermann's K...
Isometric Loading of Medial Elbow Tendonitis
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Recovering from any tendonitis is difficult because in order to experience full recovery, you must reintroduce load into the tissues in a way that won't aggravate the injury. This can sometimes be a fine line, especially if the injury has been around for a much longer period of time. Here is a general framework of working through an injury like this: 1) REST - if acute tendonitis is your issue,...
Pain due to BAD posture? Here's a great way to relieve that postural Stress.
Просмотров 6933 года назад
Trying to "FIX" posture sounds very simple on the surface, but in reality it's a very difficult thing to do. This is due to postural being a subconsciously driven strategy of the brain to hold/move the body on a moment to moment basis. To change this subconscious patterning requires lots of repititions along with removing certain road blocks to getting into better position. This topic is a whol...
Great Exercise for Back and Core Strength: Birddog Rows
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The Birddog is a classic core training exercise that is often poorly done. If you think this exercise is easy, you're more than likely shifting weight onto your hands or planted knee. When done correctly it's a fantastic exercise to improve the coordination of the obliques and posterior chain. However, when getting to the end stage of rehab, or if you're just looking to spice up your core routi...
Two ACTIVE Drills for Improving Shoulder Internal Rotation
Просмотров 6524 года назад
A commonly restricted range of motion in the body is Internal Rotation in the shoulders. This is especially true if you’ve ever been an overhead throwing athlete. A lack of internal rotation will often push more stress into the AC joint (can be one cause of popping and pain) as well as many of the the muscles that elevate the scapula like the Levator Scapulae, and can contribute to a forward sh...
Lat Engagement for Pain Free Deadlifts: External Cues
Просмотров 8674 года назад
Please never listen to someone who says deadlifting is bad for your back! While lifting heavy with bad form can be bad for your back, the movement of the deadlift is something that is used daily, and becoming competent with this lift (whether it's with barbell, hexer, dumbbell, kettlebell, etc) is necessary for future pain free movement. That's why I typically include some variation of the dead...
Releasing Upper Trap Tension in Two Steps
Просмотров 4214 года назад
Tension in the upper back between the shoulder and neck is often related to shoulder pain, neck pain, and headaches. The upper trap is often blamed for this, and although there are other tissues like the Levator Scapulae that is more likely a culprit, releasing tension around the upper trap is a great way to get some relief. When releasing a chronically tight tissue like the upper trap, I first...
Stop Military Press If Shoulder Pain is Present. Instead, Try these Variations.
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.4 года назад
Pain in the shoulder with military style pressing is very common, but this doesn't mean you have to eliminate overhead pressing all together. While you are working to address the shoulder pain with treatment or self care, try implementing these variations to prevent yourself from irritating that shoulder. 1) Arnold Press - this variation is much easier on the rotator cuff especially if you have...
Pec Minor Self Myofascial Release
Просмотров 28 тыс.4 года назад
The Pec minor is a chronically tight muscle in many people with postural issues, heavy pressing athletes, or very high stressed individuals. Excessive tension here is rarely painful at this spot, but it will limit overhead position, create poor positioning of the shoulder for pushing/pulling exercise, and aggravate trigger points in the posterior aspect of the torso in the rhomboids, and middle...
Side Plank For a More Stable Core: Beginner to Advanced Options
Просмотров 4094 года назад
The side plank is an old but reliable core drill that helps stabilize the lateral chain which is essential in movements like walking or running. Some of the basic variations are great for beginners, or for those who are just trying to warm the core up prior to a workout. If you are a beginner, I suggest trying to accumulate 60 seconds worth of solid holds (minimal shaking and NO breath holding)...
Targeted Groin Stretch for Tight Hips
Просмотров 5154 года назад
The Adductor Complex is often referred to as "The Groin". These muscles primarily bring the leg back towards midline (adduction), although they have secondary actions of hip flexion and extension. Therefore, when you're stretching the groin, you'll get more benefit by adding in some hip flexion or extension along with your groin stretch depending on what movements you feel tight in. For people ...
Don't Irritate Your Back Pain by Stretching Wrong!
Просмотров 5765 лет назад
Back pain is a very complicated topic, but for purposes of this post, let's break down just a few potential back pain possibilities. Extension Intolerant Low Back Pain - this means it hurts for you to extend the lumbar spine mostly. Sitting will feel better in this instance. - Two tissues we look at stretching in this case (There is more than just these two) will be the Hip Flexors and Thoracic...
Pinching In the Back of Your Wrist When Doing Push Ups? Try This!
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Pinching In the Back of Your Wrist When Doing Push Ups? Try This!
Rice Bucket Routine: Strengthening Your Hands and Reducing Repetitive Use Injuries
Просмотров 66 тыс.5 лет назад
Rice Bucket Routine: Strengthening Your Hands and Reducing Repetitive Use Injuries
Rotator Cuff Eccentrics for Posterior Shoulder Pain
Просмотров 13 тыс.5 лет назад
Rotator Cuff Eccentrics for Posterior Shoulder Pain
ChiroStrength In A Nutshell
Просмотров 4245 лет назад
ChiroStrength In A Nutshell
Which Squat Stance Best Suits You? Hip Anatomy and Squatting.
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.5 лет назад
Which Squat Stance Best Suits You? Hip Anatomy and Squatting.
What Should a Warm Up For Endurance Runners Include?
Просмотров 2536 лет назад
What Should a Warm Up For Endurance Runners Include?
Scheuermann’s Disease and Scoliosis: Is Weight Training Safe?
Просмотров 18 тыс.6 лет назад
Scheuermann’s Disease and Scoliosis: Is Weight Training Safe?
Comprehensive Mobility for Tight Hips and Back Pain
Просмотров 16 тыс.6 лет назад
Comprehensive Mobility for Tight Hips and Back Pain
Stretching the Hamstrings
Просмотров 6486 лет назад
Stretching the Hamstrings
Active Side Plank Opener
Просмотров 5106 лет назад
Active Side Plank Opener
Diastasis Recti Recovery Part 3: Core Exercise Selection
Просмотров 17 тыс.6 лет назад
Diastasis Recti Recovery Part 3: Core Exercise Selection
Diastasis Recti Recovery Part 2.2 - Mobilizing Scars
Просмотров 9 тыс.6 лет назад
Diastasis Recti Recovery Part 2.2 - Mobilizing Scars
Diastasis Recti Recovery Part 2: Fixing Your Pelvic Floor
Просмотров 17 тыс.6 лет назад
Diastasis Recti Recovery Part 2: Fixing Your Pelvic Floor
Diastasis Recti Recovery Part 1: Breathing and Bracing Strategies
Просмотров 74 тыс.6 лет назад
Diastasis Recti Recovery Part 1: Breathing and Bracing Strategies
3 Strategies For Resolving Tennis Elbow
Просмотров 7146 лет назад
3 Strategies For Resolving Tennis Elbow

Комментарии

  • @DCIphanatic
    @DCIphanatic 4 дня назад

    Live from the backrooms

  • @hefuiheifuhiu
    @hefuiheifuhiu 6 дней назад

    fantastic, thank you

  • @xdr_richofenx2637
    @xdr_richofenx2637 Месяц назад

    This is really good information. I appreciate it a lot

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength Месяц назад

      Happy it’s helpful! I’m in the process of getting back on track with content creation so maybe it’s time for some more content around this topic!

  • @XxMichx
    @XxMichx 2 месяца назад

    Wanted to ask your opinion, I started doing rice bucket about a week ago for 20 mins a day every 2 days and I’ve noticed my mild carpal tunnel has been feeling worse than usual. If I continue with the rice bucket should I expect it to improve in time or should I stop because of the sudden increase in carpal tunnel pain?

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength 2 месяца назад

      For purposes of rehab, the appropriate volume is hard to predict. Too little, you won’t get the benefit, but too much you’ll overwork the already sensitive tissue. I would guess you’re doing too much and maybe focusing too much on the hands closing as opposed to the extension of the fingers in the rice. Also a focus on the supination movement seems like it would be the second focus

    • @XxMichx
      @XxMichx 2 месяца назад

      @@chirostrengththanks for the suggestion, I will try and modify the workout to go easier

  • @donnataylor5995
    @donnataylor5995 2 месяца назад

    I think I’ve done this for 35/40 years 😮 my muscles are the same and I have an indent across the middle of my stomach, which I’m now sure is caused by my breathing

  • @podunk87
    @podunk87 4 месяца назад

    Does this have the potential to help speed up recovery of lateral epicondylitis? I've had it for about a year and a half, and cannot afford a doctor or physical therapist, but I can afford a bucket of rice.

  • @samuelj.alfonso2744
    @samuelj.alfonso2744 4 месяца назад

    Should I tighten my fist often during these exercises?

  • @martinarcher1503
    @martinarcher1503 5 месяцев назад

    sorry, but every single Diastasis Recti youtube video I find is presented by a young, healthy person who doesn't have the condition. Just once I'd like to see an older person like myself who has a very obvious case, and then go through the exercises with them. I don't have any faith in health and exercise advice coming from someone in their twenties who has yet to suffer the indignities of aging

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength 4 месяца назад

      Valid thought. Like any profession, we learn by reviewing case studies, reading books, learning from the group of people you mention in your comment, and relay that information to an audience who hopefully learns something new. However, nothing beats experience. My response to people who struggle to find the perfect rehab through self research has always been to invest in yourself and a go to professional. Nothing beats face to face conversation and the rehab is invariably super complex and the only way to find true resolution is to find someone who can be with you along that journey. With that said, look up some of Katy Bowman's books on the subject. She fits into the category you were describing.

  • @leepascoe443
    @leepascoe443 5 месяцев назад

    Really used video thanks . If , like me, you don’t have that band to put behind your legs, what else could you recommend to use around the home?

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength 5 месяцев назад

      Anything that you can anchor our heels into. For example, a broomstick across a doorframe. Your place the broomstick about 6inches off the floor and pull into it with you heels like you're doing a hamstring curl. The pressure of the hamstring squeeze should keep the broomstick in place. They key is to keep your hamstrings pulling the entire time.

    • @leepascoe443
      @leepascoe443 5 месяцев назад

      Fantastic thank you, that’s really helpful

  • @paulsorentino3291
    @paulsorentino3291 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you for the video

  • @StephiePpn
    @StephiePpn 5 месяцев назад

    Should these all be done in one session?

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength 5 месяцев назад

      From my experience I typically try to find one internal rotation movement with hips in flexion (like the one with the ball between your knees) and one internal rotation movement with hips more extension like the airplane version shown around the 3 minute mark.

  • @wallaceoliveira2675
    @wallaceoliveira2675 5 месяцев назад

    Boa noite. Seus vídeos e explanação são excelentes. Seu canal no RUclips é top. Continuamente sigo todos os seus vídeos.

  • @theolator
    @theolator 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks a lot, no more pain. ❤

  • @i_am3629
    @i_am3629 7 месяцев назад

    Do you think this could help release ulnar nerve entrapment i have in both hands?

  • @nickberthold9399
    @nickberthold9399 7 месяцев назад

    Question for you sir! I am a manual laborer and find myself doing a ton of flexion based motions throughtout my day. Does it make sense to only train extension to try to redistribute that stress as you say? Or would it be beneficial to also train flexion? My elbow does not fully extend and I have a hard time reaching a full range of motion when supinating my forearm. My right forearm is noticably bigger than my left from swinging a mallet and using it as my dominant hand. Thank you very much!

  • @riccarrasquilla379
    @riccarrasquilla379 7 месяцев назад

    thanks for the tips

  • @ChavonJWright
    @ChavonJWright 8 месяцев назад

    That pot of water analogy is absolutely brilliant!!

  • @MoratEm
    @MoratEm 8 месяцев назад

    that I try to lower the ribs down, the ribs stay in place, the movement comes from the shoulders and not from the ribs, I tried every possible way to lower the ribs but I can't, what can I do? I came upon you through the chest breathing video. I has such a breath that you explained in that video

  • @shahriarchowdhury1263
    @shahriarchowdhury1263 8 месяцев назад

    What a relief!!!

  • @melissafeds1344
    @melissafeds1344 9 месяцев назад

    How many times a day and for how many days shld we do this 1st exercise b4 we move on to the next one? I'm 6 months post partum n dont exercise at all. So I'm a beginner.

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength 9 месяцев назад

      Excited to hear you’re on the journey to beginning some exercise! It’s impossible for me to give specific advice without in person assessment. However, you don’t have to be fearful of challenging yourself. As long as you’re not experiencing and increasing in discomfort or an increase in the Diastasis Recti appearance, you should be good. 2 times a day of some basic exercise to bring coordination and awareness of breathing. When it comes to strengthening, if you feel uncomfortable with executing certain exercises, nothing beats in person coaching for a better understanding

    • @melissafeds1344
      @melissafeds1344 9 месяцев назад

      @@chirostrength Thank you so much for your prompt reply. I purchased a belt a few days ago due to my back pain. Should I wear the belt while doing all the exercises for diastasis recti?

    • @Rizwana-e8d
      @Rizwana-e8d 9 месяцев назад

      Don't wear belt when doing exercise

    • @melissafeds1344
      @melissafeds1344 9 месяцев назад

      @@Rizwana-e8d Ok. I was waiting for someone to reply to me to get started. Thank you.

  • @vintko
    @vintko 9 месяцев назад

    I'm a full-time web developer and computer game fanatic. Mix that with an online Masters program I completed recently, and I got severe tennis elbow in BOTH elbows (constantly typing and slide-cancelling in Call of Duty are the culprits). I practically lived at my desk for a few years. I'm now at a point where I can't sit at my desk for longer than 30 mins. Holding up my phone causes the issue to flair up. Can't do puzzles and tinker with small things like Legos. And obviously can't game like I used to. It really sucks. I got a PRP injection in one elbow (that was more severe), and that along with rehab has helped a lot. I'm really hoping exercises like this can help me build strength so I can return to doing some of these things that I miss so much. 🤞

    • @ThePunisher-si8ex
      @ThePunisher-si8ex 7 месяцев назад

      Yes but yo mama

    • @Krow-n3o
      @Krow-n3o 7 месяцев назад

      I would love some updates, are you training with rice bucket? did it worked?

    • @vintko
      @vintko 7 месяцев назад

      @@Krow-n3o so far, no luck, but I'm still putting in work. kneesovertoesguy has an elbow routine that I'm following, and I continue to do rice bucket stuff. shit sucks :/

    • @Simonnnnnnnify
      @Simonnnnnnnify 6 месяцев назад

      @@vintkoI have a similar dilemma. Have this method helped you yet? One thing that helped me was laying flat on your back like Jesus on the cross on a foam roller (it’s about a meter in length) and then moving your arms towards the centre of your body until your hands meet.

    • @vintko
      @vintko 6 месяцев назад

      @@Simonnnnnnnify no. Hasn’t really helped. Surprisingly, I’m finding SHOULDER exercises to be helping a lot more (lateral and medial shoulder rotations on cable machine). I completely stopped doing exercises that focused on my injury and worked further up the chain. Seems to be helping but not 100% yet.

  • @sylviajohnson8648
    @sylviajohnson8648 9 месяцев назад

    Just found your channel. Great information. Thank You

  • @norman-gregory
    @norman-gregory 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you.

  • @kurtg9684
    @kurtg9684 11 месяцев назад

    can a posterior shoulder problem cause elbow problems while throwing or swinging a golf club ? Thanks. Great video.

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength 11 месяцев назад

      Hey! Good question. The answer is yes, but a golf swing will have a lot of variables in terms of the club impacting the ground. Often cleaning up swing technique (not my scope) is necessary. Generally speaking, improving shoulder stability and quality mobility is never a bad thing for the Elbows.

  • @daldalchoi794
    @daldalchoi794 11 месяцев назад

    So basically, I can't do sit ups without that band-thingy.

  • @japadogi
    @japadogi Год назад

    Thank you. Im disappointed every day about my spine. I didn't menage to fix it even tho i tried a lot. What do you think about just split squats + machines? My spine is always so compressed and i feel short after deadlift, squat or arnold press.

  • @croberts2726
    @croberts2726 Год назад

    Aside from all that, do you have any recommendations for doing sit ups on a hard surface? It always hurts my spine or some bone. My Google research led me to this video and it wasn't the answer I was looking for. I don't get back pain from doing sit ups. I get back pain from the surface I'm doing it on. I was curious if there was a way to strengthen your back to prevent that or do you strengthen the feeling of the hard surface against your spine by dealing with it?

    • @croberts2726
      @croberts2726 Год назад

      Or do I just need to buy a mat for that? I feel like it should be doable without the mat because I was thinking about people in prison that do their sit ups on concrete floors...

  • @irish7460
    @irish7460 Год назад

    Excellant advice dude. Thanks.

  • @petercoleman7617
    @petercoleman7617 Год назад

    Great exercise

  • @Futsunnuyshi
    @Futsunnuyshi Год назад

    is it better to use sand or rice?? or even steelshot???

  • @TOONZiTO
    @TOONZiTO Год назад

    make sure to wash your hands and under your nails to remove the worms.

  • @craig6460
    @craig6460 Год назад

    Thank you ! 😊 I've needed that stretch for years!

  • @jerrythomas4457
    @jerrythomas4457 Год назад

    Is that orange Cassidy’s brother?

  • @mlame95
    @mlame95 Год назад

    Is the cardboard so you see any rice that falls?

  • @camillepowell3250
    @camillepowell3250 Год назад

    Would you recommend surgery for a ganglion cyst that keeps recurring?

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength Год назад

      It’s definitely an option. Just know that cysts occurs when joints are experiencing stress. If there are mobility issues in the wrists and they are stressed in these end ranges the cysts will form. If you surgically remove the cyst, it won’t change the need to improve the biomechanical issues which lead to the cyst. The risks would be more rapid onset of degeneration if there is no improvement of these ranges.

    • @camillepowell3250
      @camillepowell3250 Год назад

      @@chirostrength So would you recommend trying to improve the biomechanical issues in the wrist before surgery while the cyst is still present?

    • @camillepowell3250
      @camillepowell3250 Год назад

      @@chirostrength What about aspiration of the cyst and then improving the biomechanics of the wrist? that way the cyst is at least temporarily gone and I work to do the things that would help the wrist function correctly and improve it

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength Год назад

      @camillepowell3250 yes. Even if surgery is still necessary, you’ll never go wrong with improving the active range of motion for the wrists. Not everyone will have the same demands they put on the wrists from a loading or range of motion standpoint, so it’s hard to say in your specific case what would be most appropriate, but getting as much flexion/extension and supination/pronation would be the general ranges to work

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength Год назад

      @camillepowell3250 that’s probably the best case scenario

  • @MegaMusical10
    @MegaMusical10 Год назад

    Great tutorial, thanks.

  • @wilsauls116
    @wilsauls116 Год назад

    how often should this be done for best results? As in maximum growth and impact but ample time for recovery?

  • @therealforestelf
    @therealforestelf Год назад

    criminally underrated. tbh I should just probably do these consistently to keep the pain from coming back instead of training until it goes away and then be like "ah sh!t, here wo go again" 12 months later xD

  • @Stekaren
    @Stekaren Год назад

    dude.. i just tried these with a red resistance band (light resistance) for 15-reps in an interval, first the internal rotation and then external. It felt amazing and the bloodflow promoted reduced my shoulder pain. This is really good. thank you sir! I usually do external and internal rotation with my elbow bent at my side and not parallell to the ground. this was really interesting. thank you sir

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength Год назад

      Glad to year you found some success with this! Thanks for sharing

    • @Stekaren
      @Stekaren Год назад

      @@chirostrength i usually do not comment but this was really interesting. usually treating tendinopathy, tendinitis etc all these terms respond very well to eccentric movements!

  • @Beam-team
    @Beam-team Год назад

    Man. Thank you. I haven’t been able to squat for years

  • @anushkayadav9592
    @anushkayadav9592 Год назад

    Thanks for this.

  • @dawnjohnson8739
    @dawnjohnson8739 Год назад

    Wow! Finally I found a solution to my problem, I hope. Just started these exercises. A while back I had a big project and was sitting at the computer for endless hours hardly getting up at all. For whatever reason, my right leg flopped out to the side the whole time. Finally, when out and about, it hurt it the front of my hip, pretty badly, making it hard to walk. Saw chiropractor, did stretching. Helped a little, but the pain did not go away. Went through some super hard times during all this. Those being now over, I started thinking about how this whole problem started and realized what had happened and also my inclination to want to try to rotate my leg inwards. Finally somehow came across exercises about leg rotation, but it wasn’t until I found these exercises that a big change happened immediately. Just started this a few days ago. Today, I finally did the entire series. I was shocked that just by standing, I could barely rotate my right leg inwards! My left leg went easily! I’m still in shock! I will carry on with the exercises and am hoping for full motility. Oh, I did see a physical therapist who just shook his head. Said to bring x-rays. I asked for my money back. The chiropractor didn’t really help, though she did get some of my other little issues. Anyway, telling the entire story so if anybody who wonders if these exercises will work for them, I am a good example of what the problem these exercises are addressing. Thank you so much for all this Dr. D. !!!

    • @danatursynbayeva5548
      @danatursynbayeva5548 9 месяцев назад

      How do you feel now?

    • @dawnjohnson8739
      @dawnjohnson8739 9 месяцев назад

      @@danatursynbayeva5548 I did not follow through on the exercises. What happened is I was really busy taking care of my elderly mom and had zero time for myself, for exercise, etc. Once she left us, I started taking care of myself, again, doing regular exercise (weights), walking, etc. Doing all that made the hip all around better to where it doesn’t bother me. I can still feel a bit of a “tight” feeling when I take long steps, but it just feels like a muscle needs to be stretched. Some days I don’t feel it at all. I’ve concluded that I have no idea what’s really going on and having had a bit of experience with doctors, etc., around my mom, I trust none of them. It would take a lot of money and a lot of visits to various people to figure it out; I’m not going to do that. I tried that physical therapist who shook his head and did nothing and asked for my money back, same with chiropractors, etc. I’ve concluded it’s nothing serious and it’s definitely not getting worse and since it’s not really bothering me, I’ll just live with the small feeling like my hip needs a stretch. I’m still recovering from my mom leaving, so will try more things with time.

  • @mattbrown2668
    @mattbrown2668 Год назад

    My pec minor feels sore and inflamed so worried to do this method?

  • @ryansiwinski
    @ryansiwinski Год назад

    very helpful thanks dude!

  • @stanfordpaes7290
    @stanfordpaes7290 Год назад

    can i do for Curvival spondylitis

    • @chirostrength
      @chirostrength Год назад

      If you dealing with spondylitis (as in ankylosing spondylitis) your goal should be gentle mobility daily to maintain as much range of motion through the spine as possible. You're not going to be forcing it though. If you're dealing with a spondylolisthesis at a specific cervical segment, your goal with be more strength and stabilization at that point.

  • @wjatube
    @wjatube Год назад

    I love all these knee treatment videos where they ignore the fact if I could kneel on my knees I wouldn't need their video.

  • @marisavalentini5804
    @marisavalentini5804 Год назад

    I have pillow back extension and flexion intolerance. ..any suggestions ..

  • @Christinme03
    @Christinme03 Год назад

    Do you mix a powder in? You hands look chalky

  • @rainynight02
    @rainynight02 Год назад

    I may have to try this. I've had low back pain and weakness for years now. Did superman's and they helped... Until they made it worse. Doing this modification may actually be what I need. Especially sense I desperately need to find a no equipment back routine to strengthen my back (Lower, middle and upper)