Thank you for this video. If possible could you insert an arrow showing the directions of your glide? And could you state which hand (caudual vs cephalon) is stabilizing and which hand is mobilizing. Once again good explanation
Classically the caudal hand stabilises and the cephalic hand mobilises. However I generally try both and continue with the one which gives best symptom modification - pain centralisation or reduction.
Are you doing any retraction with the right arm or are you just facilitating the rotation? Also, have you ever had patients say they were very sore or in pain after doing many reps of this? Can you perform on people with cervical fusions?
Only retract with right are if they have a protracted posture - try to place them in an optimal alignment (subjective). I would not use the technique with CS fusion but would modify to encourage movement, so assisted but with less passive intervention
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Thank you for this video. If possible could you insert an arrow showing the directions of your glide? And could you state which hand (caudual vs cephalon) is stabilizing and which hand is mobilizing. Once again good explanation
Classically the caudal hand stabilises and the cephalic hand mobilises. However I generally try both and continue with the one which gives best symptom modification - pain centralisation or reduction.
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Are you doing any retraction with the right arm or are you just facilitating the rotation? Also, have you ever had patients say they were very sore or in pain after doing many reps of this? Can you perform on people with cervical fusions?
Only retract with right are if they have a protracted posture - try to place them in an optimal alignment (subjective). I would not use the technique with CS fusion but would modify to encourage movement, so assisted but with less passive intervention