Massage Tutorial: Thoracic outlet syndrome, tingling fingers, myofascial release

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  • Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024

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  • @rachelbartrum7141
    @rachelbartrum7141 6 лет назад +56

    You're the Bob Ross of massage videos. So calm and soothing. Your instructions are very precise and easy to follow also!

  • @LeoraSchneider
    @LeoraSchneider 4 года назад +9

    Thank you :) I appreciate the way you teach and look forward to using some of these techniques. What I hear often from clients is how much they appreciate the slow movements. They seem surprised at the depth they can receive when I melt slowly into the tissues. I love that you encourage this.

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  4 года назад +3

      It sounds like you're doing an awesome job!

  • @prettybyaccident
    @prettybyaccident 2 года назад +1

    New massage therapist here with a new client today who left in his booking notes that he has this. Knew I could count on Sloth to help me out

  • @sandybird2
    @sandybird2 8 лет назад +1

    Who'd have thought I'd enter 'thoracic outlet syndrome' on Pinterest and find your video? Very glad I did find it- deeply appreciative to you for sharing your thoughts and techniques. I have a client who has been experiencing all the signs of TOS. He had a nerve conductivity test, and while waiting (another two weeks) for the doc to make a formal diagnosis, my client has asked me specifically for treatment of TOS. Very good video, and thank you again!

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  8 лет назад

      I'm glad that the few minutes I put into Pinterest have been worth it :) Glad you found me, let me know how it goes!

  • @catkinandteasel
    @catkinandteasel 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you x 1000000. Have been having problems with my thoracic outlet and neurovascular pressure thanks to bad posture, rotator cuff injuries over the years and crappy pillows. Path to recovery requires physio visits but A LOT lot of self-massage, and this is so helpful.

  • @karenhuntington2890
    @karenhuntington2890 9 лет назад +2

    Thanks so much. I just did this to myself as I have TOS and it's really freed up and loosened my neck and shoulder, so grateful, thank you.

  • @therachaeledit
    @therachaeledit 8 лет назад

    Thankyou for all your videos. I've been having problems now for the last 18 months with tingling, pain and weakness down my right arm. My Doctor is sending me for an MRI and I've been seeing a chiropractor for the last 6 months. In the meantime it's great to have someone like you sharing your knowledge and expertise to help people like me! :)

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  8 лет назад

      Happy to do so! I've got a self-massage routine for thoracic outlet syndrome on my other channel if you'd like to take a look: ruclips.net/video/V9DIwIVfEiE/видео.html

    • @therachaeledit
      @therachaeledit 8 лет назад +1

      Massage Sloth
      Thankyou Mr Sloth I shall do so :)

  • @advadhuta
    @advadhuta 7 лет назад +3

    Superior palpation skills. Calming and informative. Great!

  • @phoebep6358
    @phoebep6358 7 лет назад +2

    I have thoracic outlet syndrome and have suffered from chronic shoulder pain for 9 years. My boyfriend massages my shoulder every night and we’re gunna give This a try and see if it helps. Thank you for making such a detailed informative video.

  • @manuelaranguren5339
    @manuelaranguren5339 10 лет назад +2

    Very good, simple and the voice pitch goes accordingly with the tuition. almost not background noise which unfortunately occur in most videos

  • @maggiethomas5929
    @maggiethomas5929 7 лет назад +1

    Your videos are brilliant. So informative and detailed but with with amazing communication and clarity,and not over academic.So appreciate the demos which make the practical application clear.Thankyou .

  • @sandraschwartz5138
    @sandraschwartz5138 9 лет назад +6

    I would give ANYTHING to have u work on me!!! That looks AMAZING!!!!! YOu are hitting every single spot where I have pain!!

  • @kle0054
    @kle0054 8 лет назад +3

    Great video! I will definitely be incorporating this with my rehab clients and self care. Thank you.

  • @LdyLovebug28
    @LdyLovebug28 3 года назад

    thank you so much!!! Excellent instruction. I have a client coming in tomorrow who has been recently diagnosed with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. I will try this and add my own touch. :)

  • @jeniferpruim6646
    @jeniferpruim6646 4 года назад

    Just did these moves on a fellow massage therapist having a lot of tingling in arms, especially at night. She loved it. Thanks so much. I love the pec minor pin and stretch. I often do the pec minor, but without pinning it and I just love that addition.

  • @dawnconyers5169
    @dawnconyers5169 9 лет назад +6

    Great video. Thanks for posting it. I'm going to use it soon on a client with TOS symptoms and history. I like the combo of techniques you used and the flow, nothing too aggressive, makes a lot of sense and you explained what you were doing and why very well. Keep up the good work!

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  9 лет назад +1

      Dawn Geula Thanks for the great feedback! Let me know how it goes with your client :)

    • @dawnconyers5169
      @dawnconyers5169 9 лет назад +2

      Will do!

  • @leticiamarson5139
    @leticiamarson5139 Год назад

    Thank you for your videos! You have helped me SO much!!

  • @benriddlemusic
    @benriddlemusic 10 лет назад +2

    i need this. i have just been to see an osteo and they are thinking based on symptoms I have TOS. I am interested in these techniques. Thanks for your videos...especially on self help/ massage.

  • @love63891
    @love63891 4 года назад

    Aw you're at a school! That's so cool. Man. Thank u. U help also to give confidence 💙

  • @maggiethomas5929
    @maggiethomas5929 7 лет назад +11

    Do you do courses that we could physically attend ???

  • @laurenr2852
    @laurenr2852 6 лет назад

    Your videos are so informative, I like the way you teach massage.

  • @elvira4032
    @elvira4032 Год назад

    How about people that developed nerve impingement after neck surgery? With their thumb going numb. After the massage the numbness switch slightly towards tingling. Would this technique be beneficial as well in your opinion?

  • @blissfulbaboon
    @blissfulbaboon 2 года назад

    Thank you 🙏 Beautiful work!

  • @bobsarfatty4673
    @bobsarfatty4673 3 года назад

    Ian, is a massage guru

  • @kimhaegele
    @kimhaegele 2 года назад

    This is so helpful - thank you!

  • @richveale5541
    @richveale5541 10 лет назад

    Ian, thanks for the tutorial. I am sure that I will be using it!

  • @keiseiki
    @keiseiki 9 лет назад

    Great video! I'm going to start using this today. Do you think it's ok for a patient with Thoracic outlet syndrome to use a sauna? Any thoughts?

  • @aircave
    @aircave Год назад

    Ty... Any tips and how to find a therapist that can do this? Or should I ask my current PT for it

    • @arch92
      @arch92 Год назад

      Any spa that offers medical massage should be fine.

  • @kitchencounterculture8466
    @kitchencounterculture8466 3 года назад

    Thank you so much. Could you offer a link to the "self-work" you refer to-- I can't seem to find where you mean to look. Thank you.

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  3 года назад

      Ah! That's because it's an embarrassing old video on a channel I used to run 😁 It's still good info, just a bit rough in the presentation: ruclips.net/video/V9DIwIVfEiE/видео.html

    • @kitchencounterculture8466
      @kitchencounterculture8466 3 года назад

      @@MassageSloth Embarrassing Schembarrassing, I am just grateful to you for the info!

  • @danielley2158
    @danielley2158 9 лет назад +1

    Hi thanks for these vids! How much pressure are you using with this myofascial release?

  • @WLNS4Life
    @WLNS4Life 5 лет назад +5

    Ian, mind your posture so I can stop cringing lol. Thank you for the insightful info

  • @greatmindsthinkalike1378
    @greatmindsthinkalike1378 6 лет назад

    I woyld love to find a therapist who could help me with these issues of ts..seems like you tell them what the issue is and its glossed over for getting thru the 50 min session!

  • @RajBeats
    @RajBeats 6 лет назад

    really dope work on this this track! id be down to work on a record with you

  • @bwinms1
    @bwinms1 7 лет назад +1

    great informative video thanks

  • @hattiea529
    @hattiea529 8 лет назад +1

    Dude! You are so Good..

  • @kathysmith7268
    @kathysmith7268 8 лет назад +1

    Hey Ian, how do you distinguish between a lymph node and a trigger point when palpating?

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  8 лет назад

      Lymph nodes have a particular texture and movement to them, and they become easier to identify over time. Basically, if you feel something the size of a lentil that is quite superficial and able to move a little bit, you've found a lymph node. I recommend looking into lymph node locations so that you'll know to keep an eye out for them as you work. You don't need to avoid them like the plague, just dodge to one side or the other if you're using a small tool and come across one.

  • @marknicholson7992
    @marknicholson7992 7 лет назад +7

    your upper body posture is suffering my friend.
    how you take care of that?

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  7 лет назад +7

      As much as I wish massage could be a prime determinant of posture (and I thought that it could be for the longest time), that's a job best accomplished by changes to your daily habits. How you sit and move during your day determines how habitually short each postural muscle is, and little reminders that you are capable of extending and expanding can change those signals. Take many opportunities through the day to stretch up and out, and consider a regular training regimen that gets you moving your body in new and interesting ways. A well-educated personal trainer can make a world of difference. Best of luck!

  • @butternuttt
    @butternuttt 7 лет назад +1

    Hi Ian! I have a tingling sensation that runs from the left base of the back of my neck and down to my shoulders. Is this the same thing? I happens when i'm sleeping on my sides. when i sleep on my back, i have a tingling and numbing on the right side of thigh. What does this mean? Thanks so much. Daniel

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  7 лет назад

      Hi Daniel, I recommend talking to your doctor about it, I can't diagnose. Best of luck!

    • @butternuttt
      @butternuttt 7 лет назад

      Okay will do. Thanks!

  • @carolinasoulshine8949
    @carolinasoulshine8949 7 лет назад +1

    thank you for what you do :)

  • @LizSchneider
    @LizSchneider 10 лет назад +4

    Should the client have their head turned to one side for so long? Can we do the arm work with their head at start point?

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  10 лет назад +4

      Liz Schneider Absolutely! In fact, that's a change that I've made over the last year. I'll add a notation; we don't want people standing up with sore necks! Thanks Liz :)

  • @LeePNLB
    @LeePNLB 5 лет назад

    Hi, Ian. In minute 13 I can't tell what you're doing with your left hand; is it a pin and stretch? Thanks.

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  5 лет назад

      Hi Maggie! I'm trying to figure out exactly which technique you're looking at; if it's the one where I'm using a single phalanx to apply pressure just superior to the clavicle, my other hand is just applying supportive contact nearby. These techniques around the scalenes can feel a little weird, so it's nice to have broad pressure elsewhere to reassure the nervous system. Let me know if there's another one that you were asking about!

  • @beacamborda
    @beacamborda 3 года назад

    Hello! Where can i find the self exercise?

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  3 года назад

      Sorry about that, I need to add it to the description! You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/V9DIwIVfEiE/видео.html Embarrassingly old video warning 🙂

    • @beacamborda
      @beacamborda 3 года назад

      @@MassageSloth thank you very much🤍

  • @jerdog781627
    @jerdog781627 4 года назад

    Parachute riggers as well!

  • @alicedrake9148
    @alicedrake9148 7 лет назад +1

    A fantastic video but some equally fantastic subtitle typos! I will chuckle every time I massage someones scallions.

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  7 лет назад

      Oh no! I need to get that fixed, haha :) Thanks for the kind words!

  • @mariahrock3335
    @mariahrock3335 5 лет назад

    Who massages you? @massagesloth you have quite the forward head posture going on

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  5 лет назад +1

      I've got pectus excavatum and I was going through a depressive episode during this period, neither of which bodywork can fix. But more to the point: Why does my head forward posture matter if it doesn't cause me pain? Please be careful with your body reading powers; they're fine for evidence gathering, but can be needlessly stigmatizing when used in a vacuum.

    • @mariahrock3335
      @mariahrock3335 5 лет назад

      Massage Sloth was not saying you needed fixing, just curious. And thank you for the insight, makes a lot of sense. I appreciate your work.

    • @mariahrock3335
      @mariahrock3335 5 лет назад

      Massage Sloth a little tasteful massage therapist humor in the question of course

  • @lynseymoat363
    @lynseymoat363 4 года назад

    Where is the video for the self massage? This is one of your earliest videos and there is nothing about self message before it. I suffer from this and I'm married to someone who can't massage for long cause he has psoriasis on his arms and hand. It causes cracking of his skin. So I need to self treat

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  4 года назад

      Here it is! ruclips.net/video/8XoODpmhRys/видео.html (it was on an old, very embarrassing channel, so viewer beware)

  • @tarastarshine
    @tarastarshine 9 лет назад +2

    I felt like your stool was too high, you were slouching and rounding over.

  • @amylynnlee3
    @amylynnlee3 4 года назад

    My dear you have forward head posture. And kyphosis.

    • @MassageSloth
      @MassageSloth  4 года назад +3

      I was going through a severe depressive episode during this video, one of the worst of my life, and it's reflected in my posture. I know you couldn't have known that, but that's a good reason to refrain from commenting on strangers' posture at all.

  • @anonymousanonymous5327
    @anonymousanonymous5327 5 лет назад

    People who work with their arms in front of them..... So that's everyone then

  • @MsLaurenPanda
    @MsLaurenPanda 6 лет назад +1

    Buddy! You've gotta work on reversing that hyperkyphosis!!

  • @carolinasoulshine8949
    @carolinasoulshine8949 7 лет назад +5

    you are so handsome! :)

  • @darkliasons
    @darkliasons 10 лет назад

    I do enjoy your videos however, whether it's your enunciation or the microphone, I always have a difficult time understanding most of what you say.

    • @StarrKelleher
      @StarrKelleher 9 лет назад

      +MoxieRedhead He speaks more clearly than most instructors in person, in my opinion* FYI*......I believe if you are having trouble "hearing" maybe you need an ear candling treatment..;). It's amazing for clearing out anything that builds up in the canal/sinus's and such over time...BOHDIPEACE* *********

    • @darkliasons
      @darkliasons 9 лет назад +1

      Thank you for your most generous and non-hostile recommendation. You're very kind. You must have many friends.

    • @StarrKelleher
      @StarrKelleher 9 лет назад

      -- +MoxieRedhead Peace my friend....* I deal with pain every
      ​day so ​extreme
      ​....​ due to an accident and abuse, the numbness and pain in my hands/arms
      ​/thoracic​ is almost unbearable....I appreciate any advice yet at times it seemed as though the advisers" were coming down on me...my lifestyle, my inability to do ??? I was very quick to react yet now i realize the difference between a caring friend and someone who has way to much time to attempt and create negative energy in
      ​someones ​life....Only shows their weakness, as I'm sure you know!....I realize sometimes when people...other "MTs" recommend something to alleviate the issue it comes across negative.
      I would like to apologize for implying that you may have an issue....Truly i meant no Hostile anything...
      I guess my Mortal Brain goes instantly to "WHATS THE ISSUE" Yet i do not always consider all the variables
      ​...Even​ after 15 years in Medical MT.
      Thank you* :)
      ADORN*HEAL*PROTECT*BODY*MIND*SOUL*

    • @darkliasons
      @darkliasons 9 лет назад +1

      Living in our world of chaos today does, all too often, trigger a knee jerk reaction which is a defensive mechanism. I understand this, especially if we're not experiencing healthy elements in our life. I am also an MT and also a psychologist, which integrates well with my work. I'm sorry for your ill health.
      I watch a lot of educational videos and when I comment it is done so to maybe bring to light something the person doing the video wasn't aware of. His intentions seemed genuine and perhaps he was unaware of how the audio sounded..
      There are many great videos here for healing the mind, spirit, and thus your physical body. Perhaps your journey will introduce you to some new enlightment to improve your health.
      Namaste'

  • @brodhax6148
    @brodhax6148 5 лет назад +1

    Deep tissue fascial massages arent suppose to be this gentle. I get them all the time. Its pain and squirming, but thats what you need. We're breaking down scar tissue here, theres no need to be gentle.

  • @cherylketchum8988
    @cherylketchum8988 2 года назад

    Are you married? You would make a great husband!

  • @ursularuminski7636
    @ursularuminski7636 9 лет назад

    I am sure this is great for the client- but I am not happy with your body mechanics!!!! Christ you are going to wreck your wrists!