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💫Detox Your Body With These Top Yoga Stretches🧘♀️ . A detox doesn’t need to be an intense fast or rigorous diet that might seem a little overwhelming to even start in the first place. You can detox through yoga; it can 💫aid digestion, 💫boost strength 💫provide mental clarity. . Yoga can help to stimulate your digestive, circulatory, and lymphatic systems, helping you to get rid of toxins from your body. . In addition to the physical benefits yoga offers, its calming and centering effects mean it’s a complete body and mind cleanse. Yoga encourages you to stay present, remain calm, and just breath through each move. . To detox, cleanse, and feel more energetic, try these yoga poses . . . Click the link in our profile @sunwarrior to learn more about detoxing through yoga! https://sunwarrior.com/blogs/health-hub/stretches-and-yoga-poses-to-detox-your-body - @sunwarrior on Instagram
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Running is the most important function very few work on enhancing, despite the fact that it gives the best results over any kind of training. If there is a panacea for humans, its when running is mapped out and we have everyone doing it without pain or injury. Thats one of our priorities at @functionalpatterns. . . The reason most dont approach the territory of running (especially when it hurts joints) is because it is very complex as a function. There are so many default patterns we all elicit when we run and it is really difficult reverse engineer such hard wired patterns. To reorient ourselves to gravity at a fundamental level takes a commitment not seen often, but when that commitment is there, you end up seeing the results on this page. . . If you want to break your dysfunctional loop in life, learn to run well at a fundamentally level. Maybe other than walking, and throwing, running is the most important function to the human species. If you want to improve as a human, you have to train to enhance yourself as a human. . . Train intentionally, not habitually, @naudiaguilar - @functionalpatterns on Instagram
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🚨*S H I N S P L I N T S*🚨 Feeling like the muscles in your shins are being ripped away from the bone every time you run, jump, or walk?🍌🍖 • Then this post might be for you! • Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (Shin Splints) is a condition that may involve a variety of muscles, tendons, bones, & more specifically, the periosteum (outer layer of bone) in our lower leg. For most body parts when we start a new activity or something we haven’t done in a long time without proper progression, the result is irritation to some degree. That exact formula + repeatedly doing the same irritating activity (jogging, sprinting, jumping jacks) many times is a key ingredient in the recipe for shin splints.🧑🏼🍳🥗🥩 • As a PT, I am interested in the *why* - the reason behind someone’s pain, but most people are usually more interested in *what* to do about it. For someone dealing with shin splints, it is important to know that both tie in to each other. So here is what to do & why: • 1️⃣ Active Rest. This can be the same activity at a lesser intensity or a different activity altogether (Example: running 5 miles irritates shin splints, running 3 miles or biking 10 miles doesn’t) • 2️⃣ Strengthen & Stretch the irritated areas. This will build resilience and tolerance to those activities. Exercises in this post are a good starting point for shin splint rehab • 3️⃣ DO NOT completely stop the activity. Stopping might feel amazing, but if you don’t build resilience in these areas then you are setting yourself up for the same issue to keep coming back • 4️⃣ Slowly return to your original activity, but progress in reasonable increments that don’t irritate symptoms (ex. Add 0.25 miles to every 3rd run) • These exercises are beginning steps & don’t paint the full picture of rehab for shin splints. If you or someone you know thinks they have shin splints, reach out to a physical therapist (like myself) for an evaluation to correctly diagnose, rule out other possibilities, & to progress properly so that you can return to doing the things you love pain-free. Otherwise like/comment/share/save this post & feel free to comment/DM with questions or suggestions for future posts!📲 - @nilesnilesniles.dpt on Instagram
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🦶🏼PLANTAR FASCIITIS🦶🏼 ➡️ Do you have heel pain 💢 that is most prominent in the morning ☀️ when you first take a step out of bed 🛌? ➡️ Heel pain can be caused by stress 💢 placed on the plantar fascia ligament when it is stretched irregularly, which can cause small tears and inflammation 🔥 on the fascia. Stretching and strengthening 💪🏼 can help the ligament to become more flexible and can strengthen the arch, in turn reducing stress on the plantar fascia! 🙌🏼 Here are some exercises that can complement your regular calf stretches 😉, so give them a go and let me know what you think of them! 😊 1. Kneeling Lunge End Range Lift Off 2. Big Toe Extension with Dorsiflexion 3. Soleus Dynamic Stretch - Middle, Left, Right 4. Calf Raises with Big Toe Extension ✅ You can use a rolled up towel for any of these exercises! ✅ Let me know 🙌🏼 how it goes and ❤️LIKE & 😍SHARE this post with anyone you know with foot pain! 🤗 - @jennchew.mpt on Instagram
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😡Keep having that niggling elbow pain?? 😡⠀ ⠀ Pain when lifting? Pain when pressing? Pain when exercising? If you have pain on the outside or inside of the elbow please DO NOT leave it untreated! ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ An Inflamed elbow tendon will keep coming and going so you might think everything is OK.... far from it!⠀ ⠀ 🤕The longer you leave tendon injuries untreated or even worse keep on doing the daily activities that’s activating the causing the pain... the more the tendon becomes damaged🤕⠀ ⠀ ⠀ 📽💪This video will show you strengthening exercises you can do to PERMANENTLY strengthen and reduce pain and inflammation 📽💪⠀ ⠀ 🎾 Tennis elbow pain ✅⠀ 🏌️♀️ Golfers elbow pain ✅⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ *these exercises will work for minor elbow pain , I would recommend anyone with severe long term elbow pain to see a professional for treatment* ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ #Elbow #elbowtendinitis #elbowtendon #elbowpwin #tenniselbow #golferselbow #ABSTCELBOW #absportstherapyclinic #sportsinjury #sportsinjuries #painreliefexercises #Shepshed #sportstherapist #privatephysiotherapy #elbows #gymtraining #free painreliefexercises #gyminjuries #recovery #injuryrehabilitation - @absportstherapyclinic on Instagram
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👉Shoulder Dislocation ✴️Introduction: 👉The shoulder joint is called a ball-and-socket joint. The ball is the rounded top of the bone in the upper arm (humerus), which fits into the socket — the cup-shaped outer part of the shoulder blade. When the top of the humerus moves out of its usual location in the shoulder joint, the shoulder is said to be dislocated. A related injury called a shoulder subluxation occurs when the top of the humerus is only partially displaced and not totally out of its socket. ♿Types: Doctors classify shoulder dislocations into three types, depending on the direction of the dislocation: 1️⃣Anterior dislocation: The top of the humerus is displaced forward, toward the front of the body. This is the most common type of shoulder dislocation, accounting for more than 95% of cases. In young people, the cause is typically sports-related. In older people, it usually is caused by a fall on an outstretched arm. 2️⃣Posterior dislocation: The top of the humerus is displaced toward the back of the body. Posterior dislocations account for 2% to 4% of all shoulder dislocations and are the type most likely to be related to seizures and electric shock. Posterior dislocations also can happen because of a fall on an outstretched arm or a blow to the front of the shoulder. 3️⃣Inferior dislocation: The top of the humerus is displaced downward. This type of shoulder dislocation is the rarest, occurring in only one out of every 200 cases. It can be caused by various types of trauma in which the arm is pushed violently downward. #shoulder #fitness #gym #bodybuilding #workout #chest #muscle #fashion #shoulderworkout #neck #shoulderpain #fit #biceps #back #fitnessmotivation #abs #motivation #pain #clothing #triceps #knee #physiotherapy #training #arm #exercise #shoulders #physicaltherapy #model #health #bhfyp - @mukulfitphysio on Instagram
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Your feet are complicated. Stuffing them into shoes and ignoring them will not keep them healthy. Dont take them for granted - join me Wednesdays 1:30-2:45 for Foot Conditioning Class online @bdcnyc Non-dancers are welcome - anyone with feet can benefit! Props are optional, but if you have a mat, yoga brick, and theraband, have them handy. We may be using a regular rubber band this week too. See you Wednesday! #bdcnyc #footcare #broadwaydancecenter #footclass - @joykarley on Instagram
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🚨 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐔𝐋𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐀𝐓𝐄 𝐃𝐄𝐀𝐃𝐋𝐈𝐅𝐓 𝐓𝐈𝐏🚨 𝑻𝒂𝒈 𝒂 𝒇𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒏𝒅 𝒕𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒄𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒅 𝒖𝒔𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒔 𝒈𝒖𝒊𝒅𝒆!🙋♂️ - - 1️⃣FEET HIP WIDTH APART AND BARBELL OVER MID-FOOT: In order to establish a strong base of support, start with your feet under your hips with toes forward or slightly flared out. Step up to the bar so that it’s close to your shins and over your mid-foot. - 2️⃣HINGE YOUR HIPS BACK: Initiate the deadlift by sitting back with your hips. This will help you to load your posterior chain (glutes and hamstrings) and get into a strong starting position. - 3️⃣GRAB THE BAR JUST OUTSIDE YOUR SHINS: The wider your hands, the greater the demand on your mid and upper back. Keeping your hands in closer will help make the pull feel easier than if they were out too wide. - 4️⃣ALIGN YOUR ARMPITS DIRECTLY OVER THE BAR: This will set you up for a more vertical and direct bar path, which makes the deadlift much more efficient. - 5️⃣PUSH INTO THE FLOOR AND STAND TALL: Instead of thinking about “lifting” the bar off the floor, think about “pushing” your feet into the ground. The harder you push down into the floor, the stronger your deadlift will be. Stand tall at the top and look straight ahead to practice good alignment. - 6️⃣INITIATE THE DESCENT WITH ANOTHER HIP HINGE: Once you’ve gotten to the top of the deadlift, lower it back down by hinging your hips back, loading your posterior chain again, and getting right back into your original starting position. - We hope this checklist helps you out the next time you’re going through a set of deadlifts! Share with a friend who would appreciate it👌 . . Great information here from @pheasyque . . #deadlifts #backday #technique #backworkout #backworkouts #musclebuilding #pullday #squats #glutes #quads #hamstrings #yoga #fitness #mobilitywod #flexibility #physicaltherapy #yogi #bodybuilding #deadlift #squat #hypertrophy #legday #workout #yogaformen #physio #irishfitfam #mobility #hipmobility #yogafit #iifym - @gym.load on Instagram
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Tréning celého tela primárne smerujúci k rozvoji svalovej vytrvalosti a kondície. Vhodný je pre obe pohlavia. Cviky vykonávame s vlastnou váhou a nepotrebujeme k nemu prakticky žiadne vybavenie. Vďaka tomu si ho kedykoľvek môžeme zacvičiť doma, vonku alebo aj v gyme. I keď sa snažíme dať 5 kôl v čo najlepšom čase, stále platí, že technika nejde na úkor rýchlosti. Preto treba dbať na správne technické prevedenie každého opakovania. #zerofit #fromzerotohero #zerofitwod - @zero.fit_sk.cz on Instagram
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🚨 𝐇𝐎𝐖 𝐓𝐎 𝐔𝐍𝐋𝐎𝐂𝐊 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐋𝐎𝐖𝐄𝐑 𝐁𝐀𝐂𝐊! 🚨 Follow @allpainrelief for more Follow @allpainrelief for more . We will be choosing one person to work with (for FREE!) and correcting whatever they need to work on (form assessment of their lifts, suggesting exercises, injury prevention, etc). Simply 𝗟𝗜𝗞𝗘 and leave a 𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧 with the hashtag #LuHelpsYou along with what you need help with! ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃ . With most of us still practicing social distancing, some of us are finding ourselves sitting more and not moving as much during these times. The lower back can generally take the load and generally feel tight. Gently stretching and/or mobilizing the area will help create more space and promote more movement in the area for healthier tissues and joints. It is also important to follow up with stability exercises to help cement the results you created. 1️⃣ 𝗗𝗢𝗪𝗘𝗟 𝗦𝗘𝗟𝗙 𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡: Lay face up on the ground underneath a squat rack or door frame. Have a dowel at slightly further than arms length and pressed against the squat rack. With the knees bent to roughly 45 degrees, press the dowel against the squat rack and yourself away. 2️⃣ 𝗟𝗢𝗪𝗘𝗥 𝗕𝗔𝗖𝗞 𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡: Place a stability ball on a bench and lay face down on it. Grab onto the bench with both hands for support. Relax the lower back and lower body as much as you can and let gravity pull the legs down towards the ground. Be sure to have the stability ball at abdominal level. 3️⃣ 𝗘𝗟𝗗𝗢𝗔 𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗧𝗖𝗛: Sit on the ground with your back against the wall. Have the legs bent with the knees pointed outwards and ankles completely flexed. Sit as tall as you can to help lengthen the spine. Raise both arms overhead with the wrist bent and fingers pointed outwards. . 🚨 𝗟𝗘𝗧 𝗠𝗘 𝗛𝗘𝗟𝗣 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗠𝗢𝗩𝗘 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗣𝗘𝗥𝗙𝗢𝗥𝗠 𝗣𝗔𝗜𝗡 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘 📷 @lustrengththerapy . #sensorydeprivation #neckpainrelief #chiropractors #innateintelligence #triggerpointtherapy #painfreeliving #muscletherapy #muscletension #lowbackpain #backpainsucks #chronicbackpain #backpainsupport #backpains #backpainsolution #backpaintips #painreliever #lowerbackpain #shoulderpain #tensionrelief - @allpainrelief on Instagram
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⭕️OPEN UP YOUR UPPER BACK⭕️ Follow 👉@backpainadvice for daily pain management tips📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! 🔔Turn on post notifications so you never miss a post! ➖➖➖➖➖ 💢Who else is experiencing Quarantine-Related back issues due to working from home? In the clinic, theres definitely been an uptick in upper back, neck, and shoulder related stiffness, tightness, and even pain. During these times, its important to keep the body moving, especially since most of us do not have ergonomic set ups at home. The rhomboids are a group of muscles that attach from the thoracic spine to the scapula and get feel quite tight after being on the laptop / computer for extended periods of time. As the thumbnail image shows, tension tends to build up right between the shoulder blades ➡️Rhomboids Stretch - This exercise is for short term relief (great to do to break up a long work day). Leverage your body weight to help you roll your shoulders forward, and allow your spine to flex to get a deeper stretch ➡️Modified Brueggers Exercise - The key with this one to squeeze the rhomboids and deep neck flexors to hold a tall position, and then to contrast this with a stretch by reaching out forwards. Try to isolate this movement from your lower back - the more you can control your thoracic spine the better ➡️Split Squat Sprinklers - This exercise targets your thoracic mobility. Use your arm to guide rotation through the spine, by reaching out behind you. Follow your hand motion with your head and neck for a deeper rotational stretch. Be sure to hold the end range to prevent simply using momentum to achieve full range, its all about control Follow 👉@backpainadvice for daily pain management tips📚 #BackPain #BackStretch #BackDay #StrengthandConditioning #StrengthCoach #strengthandconditioningcoach via @docdavesong - @backpainadvice on Instagram
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Are contemporary smartwatches and mobile phones safe for patients with cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIEDs)? Given the increasing prevalence of mobile phone and smartwatch use, this study tested patients with CIEDs for the incidence and consequence of contemporary mobile phone and smartwatch-produced electromagnetic interferences. Learn more in JACC: Clinical Electrophysiology. Link in bio. - @americancollegeofcardiology on Instagram
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Reposted from @doctormedicine_ - Nerve innervation of the hand: SWIPE NEXT ➡️➡️➡️ 👨💻Median nerve supplies skin over: Lateral 2/3rd of the palm by its palmar cutaneous branch. Palmar surface, nails and dorsal surface of distal phalanx of lateral 3 1/2 digits including thumb) by its digital branches. . 👨💻Ulnar nerve supplies skin over: Medial 1/3rd of palm by its palmar cutaneous branch. Medial 1/3rd of dorsum of hand by its dorsal branch. Palmar and dorsal surfaces of medial 1 1/2 digits by its superficial and dorsal branches. . 👨💻Radial nerve supplies skin over: Lateral 2/3rd of the dorsum of hand including dorsal surface of proximal and middle phalanges of lateral 3 1/2 digits Like ❤| Share♻️| Comment 💬 - #regrann - @perawat_indonesiaku on Instagram
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Want great groins of fire? The adductors are the fab five muscles that make up what we know as groin musculature. They are another often undervalued and overlooked in terms of the role in performance and human movement. . Here’s a breakdown of the muscle itself and the biggest issues commonly seen: . Anatomical facts: 1️⃣They attach to the inner portions of the thigh and also to the pelvis at different locations and make up around 23% of the total mass of the lower extremities. The longus, brevis and magnus attach more anteriorly. The pectineus and gracilis attach more posteriorly and are a part of the anterior oblique subsystem and lateral subsystem. 2️⃣They play an important role in hip stabilization especially during walking and injury prevention. 3️⃣They are also direct antagonists to glute max, TFL and gluteus medius. These sons-of- a-bitches can either be facilitated or inhibited depending on what might be causing the issue(s). . . The biggest problems: 1️⃣If the glutes are on vacation and not functioning properly, the hamstrings often take over the primary work of the glutes to extend the hip, which creates strain on these muscles to adduct the hip because the glutes are inhibited. 2️⃣The most common groin pulls are pectineus and adductor longus/brevis. 3️⃣They are also analogous to tibialis posterior and peroneals roll and stabilizing the ankle during frontal plane movement. In addition, they are involved in eccentric deceleration and aspects of rotation. 4️⃣If adductors are chronically tight, they will always battle with the glutes or other musculature and wont allow the pelvis to get out of a large anterior tilt with internal rotation. That in turn can cause issues throughout the chain and even create knee pain. . 📍Scroll to see some movements to either strengthen or stretch the adductors. . 📍Take-home message: In most cases, the adductors are overworking (facilitated), and sometimes inhibited (underworking). Release adductors if you have hip, knee or groin pain, but first find out why they are overworking/inhibited in the first place. . - @drjmike on Instagram
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Return to Running 🏃♀️ . 🔥Do you foot, ankle, knee, hip or back pain and want to get back to running/jumping? . ✅Here is a progression to reintroduce plyometric activity. Starting with double leg pogo jumps, progressing to single leg. . 🏃♀️Then add a depth drop to improve force absorption. When landing try to stick it and own that position for a second. One big cue we use here is to make sure you have bend in your hips and knees when landing. . 🤝Tag, comment, share with a friend who needs to run! . 🐶Dog Cameo brought you by @zoepmcp and Xena . ✅Click the link in my bio for the latest episode🎧 of Move the District, a podcast🎧 to showcase all of the health/fitness💪 offerings available for residents of the DMV. New episodes drop every Wednesday. Use the link in the bio 👆to subscribe📲 and never miss an ep! Interested in being on the podcast? Shoot us a DM. Like it? Repost and share! . #physicaltherapy #physicaltherapist #movement #movementismedicine #running #runner #Dcrunning #Rundc #footpain #plantarfasciitis #toepain #kneepain #hippain #sportsrehab #health #fitness #washingtondc #washingtonian #dcfitness #mydccool #202creates #thefitdistrict #swdc #capriv #igdc #bigleagueperformance - @bigleagueperformandrehab on Instagram
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The posterior oblique subsystem (POS) comprises the lats, the thoracolumbar fascia and contralateral (opposite) glute max. . Here’s a breakdown of this system and how it works. . Facts: 📍It forms a sling system from the shoulder to the opposite hip. Its major function is stabilization of the posterior chain transferring tour de force between lower and upper bodies and eccentric deceleration. 📍The action of these muscles provides rotation of the pelvis that would occur during gait as well as store energy to create more efficient movements. 📍The ability to walk and do rotational patterns is highly dependent on the function of the POS. Last time I checked, all your clients, athletes and patients need to walk, and walking creates rotation in all planes of movement. This system is about creating sacroiliac joint stability and it is a dynamic way of doing so. . The biggest problems and how to correct them: 1️⃣Too coaches and trainers see movement one dimensional such as squats, lunges, hip hinge, push and pull, carries, etc. Not a bad thing, but you have to be cognizant of the 3D movement patterns. 2️⃣Common signs of POS dysfunction include shoulder pain, knee pain and instability, SI (sacroiliac) pain and jamming, a lack of hip stabilization and decreased ability for acceleration/deceleration in gait. . Scroll to see some movements to enhance the POS system: . Take-home message: Start working on 3D movement because everybody is a rotational athlete. . - @drjmike on Instagram
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Less than 10% of human disease is a result of genetic destiny 🧬 - The days of “genetic determinism” are long gone. 👋🏼 - You gene activity is changed by: - what you eat, drink, breath, and touch. - How you feel. - What you do. - What you think and believe. - How you live. - What you perceive (real or imagined) - “The science of how genes are powered by nutrition is called nutrigenomics (nutrition + genomics). While there are many elements that provide information to our genes, such as stress, exercise and environmental toxins, nothing is more influential than food and nutrients. Nutrition is the principal source of information genes work with. Nutrigenomics allows us to understand how the food we eat, specifically nutrients (like vitamins, minerals, carbs, and fats, etc.) and other components in food called bioactives (they actively affect our biology), interact with our genes and influence what they do. Up until this point, we didn’t know how powerfully nutrition influences our genome. Nutrigenomics gives us new insight into how food actually works in the body influencing health at the gene level. Genes are the pivot that food interacts with to produce proteins which guide every aspect of how the human body works. Genes hold a unique recipe for every protein your body makes. Every protein directs a function in your body. This is why knowing which foods and nutrients affect which genes (i.e. nutrigenomics) is a critical path to health.” - genomekitchen. - #gene #genetics #health #switchon #epigenetics #plantbased #vegan #lifestyle #fitness #fit #exercise #wfpb #wholefood #nutrition #nutrients - @activevegans on Instagram
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🤕UPPER BACK/NECK PAIN🤕 Upper Back & Neck pain is something many people may deal with every now and then or even chronically. Causes often include stress, too much time spent in one position, and/or some combination of the two Many people often obsess over their 💩posture as being the cause of all that is wrong in their life, but I will beg to differ. While the general posture (forward head/rounded shoulders/etc.) may be an issue, the bigger issue may be lack of awareness & moving out of those positions My go-to treatment for anyone coming to me wanting to improve their posture or to help with upper back/neck pain involves 2 things: 1️⃣ Getting them to increase their movement variability.💃🏾 This is a necessity in today’s day & age where we spend a lot of time looking down at our📱& sitting in the same position for multiple hours on bus/trains/driving, at work/school, or at home. Naturally our thoracic spine is rounded or flexed, but if we rarely spend time extending or rotating through this area, one can only assume that we will become stiff, tight, and potentially painful🦾🦿 • 2️⃣ Build strength & endurance in their neck and upper back.💪🏾 Many people who exercise/lift weights often think of the chest, biceps, abs, & glutes when programming for their summer bod and leave little room to train their back and more specifically their upper back. Generally, we should avoid training one muscle group without equally training the opposite group (ex. Push muscles = chest/tris v Pull muscles = back/bis). However, if we’re not training any of these muscles at all, we can also be creating a recipe for neck & back pain.👨🏾🍳 • For those who have zero interest at all in going to the gym, doing some of the simpler things in this post a few times/week will be a good option, along with keeping yourself moving. For more in-depth cues for the CARs movements check out @dr.christiantorres & @chungychung and if you have questions on sets/reps for any of the other exercises feel free to ask! And as always, if you or someone you know is dealing with this issue, give these exercises a try, comment/like/share/DM, or book an evaluation with myself or a PT near you! - @nilesnilesniles.dpt on Instagram
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Cross section look at the inside of a left foot! . . . #anatomyart #anatomydrawing #feet #feetpics #feetanatomy #footanatomy #foot #humananatomy #humanphysiology #anatomyandphysiology2 #medicine #crosssection #anatomyartwork #anatomyforartists #humanbodyart #footsurgery #footsurgeon #footsurgeryrecovery #brokenfoot #footproblems #foothealth #foothealthawareness #foothealthpractitioner #foothealthcare #footcare #feetlove #humanmedicine #medicalinformation #medicinetribe #medicalschool - @ednurselifenz on Instagram
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The plantar fascia/arches ✔️ ⬇️ Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common forms of foot pain. The plantar fascia is a band of tissue that spans the bottom of the foot, originating at the heel (where pain is most commonly felt). 🦶 The plantar fascia helps support the arch of the foot. Although it plays an important role in foot function, it can be overloaded over time. Plantar fasciitis is essentially tissue overload causing pain at the site of attachment (the heel). ⬇️ The plantar fascia doesn’t work in isolation. Although it plays a big role in supporting the arch, there are many other players in the arch support system that must be taken into account: • The intrinsic muscles of the foot. • The lower leg musculature, which attaches into the foot/ankle and helps support the arch and create a rigid lever. • The hip, which is a huge factor in foot function and control of the arch downstream via the torque and stability it creates for everything below it. ⬇️ All of these elements are necessary for functional feet/arches. Getting to the root of plantar fasciitis often involves strengthening these other ‘arch support’ tissues and building better overall stability. ⬇️ The feet are loaded with muscle. Clinically, foot strength is often lacking in those with plantar fasciitis, and this is one of the potential reasons it is getting overloaded. Part of any treatment should be to gradually build up strong, robust feet that are capable of handling repetitive load. ———————————————— #feet #barefoot #foot #physiotherapy #physicaltherapy #strengthtraining #strength #strong #training #trainer #movement #lifestyle #walking #running #runner #run #yoga #pain #tips #anatomy #ottawa #toronto #gym #education #exercise #exercises - @optimize.physiotherapy on Instagram
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SERRATUS PLANK PROGRESSIONS FOR BULLETPROOF SHOULDERS Serratus anterior is an important muscle that controls how well our shoulder blade moves as we raise our arm overhead. Without this muscle functioning properly, pain with overhead pressing is a given. This simple bodyweight serratus anterior plank progression can be incorporated into a warmup or as a training exercise to get this muscle going. Its quite literally impossible to not have this muscle engaged when doing this exercise. I love the pike position progression because it really challenges your core and gets you into an overhead position (if you were in pain) relatively pain-free. KEY POINTS: Be sure to let your shoulder blades passively tuck together and not move any other part of the body. MAINTAIN tension! HOW MANY? High repetitions, with lots of holds at the top. If you enjoyed this post, follow my page @thehpm for other exercise variations and write me a comment below! - @thehpm on Instagram
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Its always hard understading the compexcities of boiology but this is a beautiful and simple diagram of the brachial plexus. From this we can truly appriciate how every injury is diffrent and why functionality of the injured arm veries person by person. - @officialerbspalsy on Instagram
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⚡️H A N D•N U M B N E S S⚡️ Do you find your hand frequently falling asleep, feeling numb, like pins & needles, or a random tingling? • For many people this is a very common occurrence which comes every once in a while, but doesn’t necessarily mean there is something “wrong”. • For others, this issue persists and effects them every time they move their arm or neck a certain way and even worse - may be felt constantly. • Personally, even I frequently feel numbness in my hands when I’m laying awkwardly, on my phone scrolling IG for hours on end, and when I go for long bike rides through the city. • The following exercises explain some things you can do if you’re frequently effected by hand numbness. • What is important to note though, is that while many times our hand falling asleep may be nothing, it can also be a sign of another issue like: 1️⃣Cervical Disc Herniations 2️⃣Cervical Spine Stenosis 3️⃣Thoracic Outlet Syndrome 4️⃣Peripheral Neuropathy 5️⃣Carpal Tunnel Syndrome • While these exercises can still be helpful for each of these diagnoses, it is still best to always be assessed by a physical therapist (like myself) to find the real source of your symptoms and create the best plan of care. Feel free to like, share, save or comment/DM any questions you might have on these! - @nilesnilesniles.dpt on Instagram
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Hallux Valgus (“bunion”) Rehab 👣 . 🚨 Serious about getting rid of your aches & pain? Get our Joint Health 101 Ebook. Click the link in our bio @kneepainaid and start implementing the plan Today!🚨 . . Hallux Valgus is a progressive foot deformity characterised by a valgus (lateral) ➡️ deviation of the big toe and varus (medial) ⬅️ deviation of the first metatarsal (area at the base of your big toe). Usually, this results in a bunion cyst developing in the outside of the big toe. . Bunions tend to occur due to a combination of intrinsic and extrinsic causes, such as: . - constricting footwear (e.g. high heels)👠 - excessive foot pronation (increased pressure on the inside aspect of the big toe) - increased length of the first metatarsal and hallux - trauma to the medial and plantar ligament complex and medial sesamoid bone . This post will be beneficial for those with bunions primarily caused by intrinsic factors (movement dysfunctions) or constricting footwear, and are in early-mid stage. It is important to NOTE, for those of you with bunions as a result of anatomical and/or structural changes that surgery may be the way to go 🔨as it is unlikely these exercises will make a difference. HOWEVER, it won’t hurt to have more intrinsic foot strength and control 😉 . The exercises seen in this post focus on developing abduction flexibility, control and strength of the big toe, big toe flexion & extension, as well as general arch strengthening with ideal big toe/ankle alignment, in order to prevent excessive pronation of the foot. . Written by Pat Hughes (Exercise Physiologist) . . Great post by @infinitehealthteam . . Follow @kneepainaid for daily tips on how to get rid of knee pain . . 📢Find this helpful? Save for later and SHARE with a friend . . #ptvitals #halluxvalgus #hallux #rehab - @kneepainaid on Instagram
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Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) is a condition that is not well understood by clinicians and the general public. In clinical practice, thoracic outlet syndrome is typically not a diagnosis that gets considered early on, being passed over for other conditions such as cervical radiculopathy, frozen shoulder, rotator cuff tears, and many other pathologies, which can lead to it being mismanaged. TOS can be managed conservatively if the appropriate care is implemented. Shown are a few different stretches that may help with TOS symptoms. If you want to learn more about this condition, common assessments used, and additional movements that you can be helpful for management, check out link in bio for a video on the topic! YouTube: E3 Rehab Thoracic Outlet Syndrome - @e3rehab on Instagram
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Elaborating on from my first post: myself skipping and telling you all about how much I love it, this chart here shows just HOW MANY muscles skipping incorporates! Talk about a full body burn! + working on co-ordination and motor skills, that will be incredibly beneficial in your everyday life. So guys add in a little skipping to your cardio or daily routines! Start with 30 seconds on, then 1 minute test for absolute beginners, and build this up as you get more confident! Enjoy xx #fitcollege #fitness #exercise #anatomy #skipping #perthfitfam #personaltrainer #cardio - @nourishedneish on Instagram
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