- high ankle sprain
First time being on my feet in over 2 months and Im feeling super ecstatic! So grateful to be feeling stronger and motivated again. Thank you @sacralsoundsla for holding space for me this morning to explore my trauma in a safe space and reconnect to my energetic body✨🙏 Also, sending my army of love so much gratitude for the outpouring support Ive been receiving 💕💖💕 Thank you, thank you, thank you. Follow us @lupussociety *** Via @bewithbeya ____________________________________ #endlupus #cureforlupus #bravelupus #lupussucks?? #walkforlupus #strongerthanlupus #teamlupus #mylifewithlupus #flupus #selfies4lupus #lupusadvocacy #runlupus #ihatelupus #nolupus #lupusadvocate #lupusresearch #lupusincolor #lupuswarriors #lupusfacts #lupussurvivor #lupussupport #lupuschick #lupusstrong #lupuslife #lupusfighter #lupuswarrior #lupussucks #lupusawarenessmonth #lupusawareness - @lupussociety on Instagram
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- Anatomy
- Tattoo pain chart
- Adult coloring ideas
- Core & Ab Fitness
- X-ray of a turtle carrying eggs
- Hand Anatomy
- beginning running
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- Spinal Cord Anatomy
- Ayurveda
COMPENSATION PATTERNS [Conceptual Analogy] . Our body goes through large variations in range of motion at different joints. Therefore, when starting changing activity patterns we could have poor ROM which could lead to compensation patterns at either the segment above or below. Ultimately, we have to consider the necessary joint movements required to improve our performance and also prevent potential injury. . So what exactly is a COMPENSATION? As in the pictures above above: 1️⃣Imagine your joints as individual systems which have a given range of motion. The middle of this range of motion has the least amount of resistance of movement - called the resting position of the joint. At the end of this system, there is a wall or end range of motion. This is something we are born with. We typically will not move beyond this end range. 2️⃣As we deviate from the resting position of a joint there is a progressive resistance to move further away from it ( think of rolling a tire up a progressively steep hill, or moving up the side of a bowl. This requires more effort, or WORK from our body to perform this. . 3️⃣This resistance can be neurlogical or mechanical due to a lack of range of motion over time. Therefore, the walls of our joints can close in, ultimately giving us less working space for the joint. . 4️⃣The walls of given joint do not have to close in equally. Our activity patterns will lead to imbalances which will change how our joints stack on one another. This is how we change our static posture over time. 👀 5️⃣For a given movement, we require contributions from multiple joints. Therefore, if one joint has less working space or capacity, then another one will have to compensate via another joint in order to produce the SAME force and movement. . The result: ▶️more energy output from our entire system ▶️overuse injuries at a specific tissue. ▶️poor/decreased performance . My upcoming posts will focus on running specific injuries that occur, and discuss mobility and control exercises to consider doing in conjunction with the traditional / local approach. . What injuries do you want to see covered? . . #Myodetox #FutureProofYourBody #Longevity - @hartrehab on Instagram
FULL BODY MOBILITY WORK . Follow @allpainrelief for more Follow @allpainrelief for more . 🔥Simple. Effective. Back Pain Relief. 🕊️ Link in our bio @allpainrelief . . ✳️This routine is strategically designed to hit a bunch of different things and all the major joints. . ✳️No fancy moves here, just some basic fundamentals which will give you a ton of BANG for your BUCK, especially if you are short on time. . 1️⃣ Quadruped Shoulder CARs 2️⃣ Quadruped Full Spine Cat / Camel 3️⃣ Quadruped Hip CARs 4️⃣ Quadruped Hip IR / ER 5️⃣ Alternating Elbow / Wrist Flexion + Elbow / Wrist Extension 6️⃣ Wrist Pull Aparts 7️⃣ Sidelying “Open Book” 8️⃣ Alternating Ankle Dorsiflexion / Plantarflexion 9️⃣ Cervical CARs . ✅Do 5-10 reps of each one on each side. . 🔥All it takes is 10 minutes a day to take care of your joints! Doing this routine consistently will really make a difference in how you move and how you feel! So give it a try and let me know what you think!!!🔥 . 💯Tag someone who could use more mobility! ❤️ Like & save if you found this helpful! . . Great post by @thephysiofix . . Follow @allpainrelief for daily tips on how to get rid of neck, shoulder & back pain 📚 . . 📢Find this helpful? Save for later and SHARE with a friend! . . #sensorydeprivation #neckpainrelief #chiropractors #innateintelligence #triggerpointtherapy #painfreeliving #muscletherapy #muscletension #lowbackpain #backpainsucks #chronicbackpain #backpainsupport #backpains #backpainsolution #backpaintips #painreliever #lowerbackpain #shoulderpain #tensionrelief #accupuncture #naturalpainrelief #backpain #painrelief #backpain - @allpainrelief on Instagram
The Path Report I’d like to know, one day, what the coroner would think. Examining these bones of mine, And noting in report: Athletic child with several fractured bones, though none severely. Well-healed fractures to right wrist hamate and capitate bones. Noted history of roller skating injury at age 8. But in her teenage years, did suffer more lasting trauma. Right knee, medial meniscectomy, A sad end to a figure skater’s identity at age 16. Three times fractured right radius, once at age 8, as previously noted. Unknown history of adult right radius arm injuries, well-healed twisting spiral fractures noted. Suture anchors numbering 2 in left proximal humeral head, indicative of surgical repair of rotator cuff tendons. Bony prominence to right calcaneus at Achilles’ tendon insertion, attributable to history of surgical repair of Right Achilles’ tendon rupture. Bony prominence to left calcaneus, notably smaller than the right. Noted long term history of tendinitis. This skull has seen a trauma or three. We know a lot of how to hurt the brain, but not of how to heal it. These bones do stories tell of life lived, yet little of the softer organs. They do not speak of muscles torn, of swollen tonsils, chicken pox, of fallopian tubes tied. A human heart beats average 2 billion times in a life And, after all, takes its tales with it, to the grave. *** #poetsanonymous #poeticsighs Photo: Google images - @dolliedresser74 on Instagram
TL:DR I had COVID for ever ever, it was scary, Im not back to 100% but on a mission to share delicious food, drank, and dry humor with you again. Im back! Ive missed your faces - eh digitally at least because you know, germs LONG POST: This week is emotional. Why? Because I was finally eligible to donate another round those sweet sweet COVID antibodies. I feel incredibly vulnerable sharing this post and I honestly hadn’t planned on talking publicly about COVID but after an overwhelming positive response on my personal platform I felt maybe I should share here too. Here’s a snapshot: While many may recover in 14 days or less there’s an increasing number of individuals who are presenting with symptoms well beyond the 14 day mark, myself included. I tested positive for COVID on June 10th, I wasnt released from quarantine until July 7th and today on September 2nd ’m still experiencing minor symptoms. +5 days of 104/105 temp, +Burning sunburn-like rash +Extreme dry cough which lasted for 6 weeks +High resting pulse and heart palpitations +Incredible fatigue and exhaustion paired with insomnia +As shortness of breath worsened I began experiencing the inability to walk the 15 feet to our bathroom without feeling like I ran a mile. I was completely winded and often needed a minimum of an hour to recover. +Dehydration issues despite sometimes consuming ~15 bottles of water a day. +Vertigo, nausea, and fainting spells +Cognitive issues - I could not read for longer than 5 minutes usually paired with the inability to process what I read. Inability to complete logic puzzles or color within the lines, short term memory issues, confusion, repeating myself, forgetting words, and more. +My tongue and throat appeared and felt as if they’d been scalded and were covered in blisters +CT scans showed an opaque ground glass consistency in my lungs and preliminary signs of pulmonary fibrosis. Because we’re still learning about COVID we don’t know what this will look like long term but scary to be told you may never be 100% again at 31 years old. Too long - continued in comments - @kc_local on Instagram
- ARC
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- OSGOOD SCHLATTER DISEASE
- Anatomy
- Exercise at your Desk
- Thanks, i hate mayo dentist
- CHIROPRACTIC adjustment
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- Anatomy
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- Barre Fitness
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World Heart Day ❤️❤️❤️ #cardiology #cardiologist #cardiología #cardiologia #cardiologistas #cardiologynurse #cardiologista #cardiologie #cardiologists #cardiologos #cardiolovers #kardiologi #kardiologie #kardiolog #kardiologia #kardiologia #heartdisease #heart #worldheartday #healthcareprofessional #nurse #nursestudents #læger #læge #sygeplejerske #sygeplejestuderende #sygeplejerskestuderende #sygehus #hospital #doctor #doktor - @cardiologycasesdk on Instagram
- Brain Tumor
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- Radiculopathy
if wisdom teeth so wise? then why dont they get the fuck out of my hood #selfcare 🧠🦷😷 - @paulsweetcoolguy on Instagram
- Anatomy
- Adaptive Equipment
Shoulder - Massage Therapy Scapula bones can lose their natural mobility if the muscles that surrounds them become tight or imbalanced. Here I show a basic routine to help create normal movement patterns. Model @deidre.pagnanelli Thank you 😊 Without the proper Scapula Movement you will lose the capacity to strengthen your upper posterior chain muscles. Normal scapula motion consists of Elevation & Depression, Abduction & Adduction & Upward & Downward rotation. These motions dont occur independently, the other Joints in the shoulder complex SC & AC Joints prevent pure motion and instead blend these motions together. @paintherapy www.perfitfitness.com . . . #deeptissue #shoulderday #massagetherapy #scapula #stevemurpheymassage #musclepain #rotatorcuff #physicaltherapy - @paintherapy on Instagram
Una altra potència de lartisteo per a aquesta edició #6 de #theexplodingfest: ⚠️ TANIT COBAS (@tanitcobas_____) Tanit ens confesa la seva apassionada història damor amb Rowan Atkinson i afegeix: Cuando me siento muy feliz, veo Pasapalabra para que se me pase. 🖤 ➡️3 doctubre ➡️De 19 a 22h ➡️Farigola, 14, Vallcarca. ➡️Gratuït i a laire lliure. ⚠️⚠️⚠️ Aviat publicarem formulari, per qüestions daforament. #tardortransformadora - @thegoodgoodbcn on Instagram
- Acupuncture/acupressure - Japanese
- Spine pain
- Blood vessels anatomy
Physical therapy for the geriatric population focuses on optimizing function for the aging adult. As we age, our bodies undergo wear and tear. Although this process is normal, it sometimes leads to pain and disability, causing patients to limit their activity or stop doing what they enjoy. Geriatric physical therapy has been found effective in improving strength, mobility and balance to help the aging individual build confidence in staying active. There are many reasons to consult your doctor about the benefits of physical therapy. - @drayerphysicaltherapy on Instagram
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- Investigación. Casos Radiológicos
- Anatomy
As restrictions are set to ease in October, I will be extending clinic hours back to Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays and you can now book your appointments online. You are now permitted to attend acupuncture for all your valid health complaints, including mental health and fertility support, though there will still be screening to make sure you are not displaying any covid-19 symptoms. Thank you to all of you who felt compelled to check in to see if Ive been able to keep my business going. Not a day goes by that I dont feel a huge sense of gratitude that I have been able to work at some capacity, doing what I love and helping to keep my clients in good shape, though it has felt a lot like treading water at times. Lets hope there is light at the end of the tunnel! #brightonacupuncture #preventativehealth #yourhealthisyourbestasset #getbackontrack #acupuncture - @brighton_acupuncture on Instagram
- Oral maxillofacial
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Have you heard any of these before? -retroverted uterus -tipped uterus -tilted uterus -retroflexed uterus -uterine retrodisplacement When a uterus is tipped, it looks more like the letter Q, with the uterus pointing more toward a womans back or rear end, which is why some women with a tipped uterus experience period pain more as a back ache than as discomfort in their abdomen. Having a cervix or uterus that tilts back toward your spine is a normal variation of the uterine position in the pelvis. Most of the time, women with a tipped uterus dont have any symptoms at all. A tipped uterus shouldnt have any impact on your ability to get pregnant or have a baby. You may have a tipped uterus because: * Your uterus did not move forward as you matured. * The position of your uterus changed after you gave birth to a child. * You have had fibroid tumors or scarring from endometriosis, surgery, or an infection in the pelvis. Most women have no symptoms at all. Possible symptoms are trouble using tampons, problems urinating, and back pain, especially during a menstrual period. Sometimes, prescribed exercises can temporarily move the uterus to a forward position. Other women benefit from a pessary – a plastic vaginal device that keeps the uterus in place. In more severe cases, a tilted uterus can be repositioned through surgery. #tilteduterus #tippeduterus #tiltedcervix #retroverteduterus #retroflexeduterus #uterus #bodyliteracy #didyouknow #anatomy - @sexeducation.period on Instagram
The illusion of once you go, you gotta keep going is entirely wrong. Our ONLY goal is to help you to feel healthier. And more often than not, it works #leavealegacy - @legacychiropracticwellness on Instagram
- BODY......
- Ballet Stretches & Stregth
X: X is for X-Ray: A lot of people believe you cant breathe in a corset, that they are inherently bad for the body, or that you need to have ribs removed to achieve a small waist (see our last post). Its true that poorly fitted corsets can be quite uncomfortable, but modern corsets that have been made by someone experienced and knowledgeable are incredibly supportive and even comforting. As we discussed in our orthopedic corsetry post, well-made corsets provide great abdominal and back support. Corsets can assist in the correction of scoliosis and posture complications, and are in our opinion more supportive and comfortable than your average medical back brace. Those with full busts, often find corsets more comfortable and supportive than bras because the weight of the breasts is supported by the skeleton and distributed around the waist & hips, rather than drawing painfully on the spine, muscles of neck, shoulders and upper back. Dark Garden Lead Designer and Proprietress Autumn Adamme wore her first corset around age 10; she is pictured here in x-ray form: corseted and without. These images show healthy ribs with plenty of room for lungs and comfortable breathing, while also revealing evidence of her natural pelvis and rib asymmetry. Her vertebrae look normal, if slightly turned (per her MD) and in the corseted image it is clear to see that rather than being compressed, her spine is lengthened. If you take a virtual trip to visit the homepage of Guinness World Record holder and tight-lacing icon Cathie Jung, you will find x-rays of her pre-corset training, and after 15 years of corset training, alongside notes from her husband, orthopedic surgeon Bob Jung. *Please note that we are not doctors and recommend checking with your physician prior to starting any corset training routine. Image 1: An x-ray of Autumn Adamme’s corseted figure Image 2: An x-ray of Autumn Adamme’s figure in natural resting state Image 3: Plates 1 & 2 from page 149 of ‘The Science of Dress in Theory and Practice’ 1885 Ada Sarah Ballin Images 4-5: Other similar pre-20th century propaganda illustrations used to promote unfounded claims condemning corsets for all kinds of maladies - @darkgardencorsetry on Instagram
Our Pulse PEMF ( Pulsed Electro-Magnetic Fields) recharges your cells and really helps. Usage suggestions for this treatment is once to twice a week. Here are some of the benefits: - 1- Alleviate pain and reduce inflammation - 2- Stimulate tissue healing & strengthen bones - 3- Relieve injury and fatigue - 4- Support neurotransmitter balance - 5- Reduce stress & increase relaxation - 6- Achieve a deeper, more restorative state of sleep - Contact us today for an appointment or with any questions you may have ☎️ (916) 788-2796 📧Roseville@uscryotherapy.com 🌐www.uscryotherapy.com 📍Link in bio #pulsetherapy #uscryotherapy #reducepain #reduceinflammation #consistentuse #routine #lifestyle #wholebodyhealth #cryomembership #placercounty #rosevilleca #rosevillegalleria #rosevillehairstylist #rosevillefitness #rocklinca #rocklinfitness #rocklinhairstylist #rocklinhealth #rosevillehealth #folsomca #folsomlake #granitebayca #eldorado #fasterrecovery #betterhealth - @uscryotherapy_roseville on Instagram
- Cunt Punt
- Muscle stretches
- Lower Back Stretching
- Fluoroscopy
- Patellar Tendonitis Exercises
- Back Pain
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Chances are, you’ve heard once or twice about your glute med (pronounced “gloot meed”), especially if you’ve had any issues with your hip or lower back. Your gluteus medius sits on the outside of your posterior pelvis. In relation to your gluteus maximus, it’s pretty small. But it plays a VERY important role in the stability of your pelvis. It is the primary stabilizer for the pelvis when you’re standing on one foot, which happens any time you run, go up the stairs, get into a lunge position, walk…pretty important things. # One thing you might not know about the gluteus medius is that it is pain inhibited. So, if you injure your back, SI joint or hip, there ends up being a disruption between the brain and the gluteus medius. This either means the muscle atrophies to some degree or it shuts off completely. The problem is that the body is SUPER smart. There are many times that the gluteus medius isn’t working correctly and you don’t even know it because that piriformis and IT band are really good at taking over. But those muscles are not made to stabilize the pelvis and so they get tight, overactive and start creating issues like bursitis, knee pain and sciatica. # Unfortunately, the gluteus medius may not automatically “come on” if you throw the right exercises at it. There are exercises like the clamshell and lateral banded walking that target the gluteus medius. But if it’s not firing, guess what, those other muscles are taking over and could be further exacerbating your issue. # Have you tried to solve your lower back pain, knee issue or hip pain with gluteus medius exercises only to feel like the issue has not changed or even gotten worse? You may need something called neuromuscular education, which will re-establish the pathway between your brain and that muscle. Don’t know what to do for this? Guess what. I do. DM me or click the link in my bio. I can help. - @healthhealingandperformance on Instagram
- Hand grafted to leg
- Anatomy
- Radiographic Exposure Principles
- Asana yoga
- Airport Sleeping
After a 6 month Covid related delay.......... I can finally say, I am now a Reformer Pilates instructor 🙌🏼🧘🏻♀️ • After teaching Pilates for the last 3 years, it was the next natural step, with it being such an amazing piece of equipment for the body. • As always thank you to my 2, @formbypilates and @janineinmanchester_fitmum for being on this crazy 3 year pilates journey with me. Always there for business, personal, silly questions 😂 sharing the high + lows of everything 🧘🏻♀️💖 • Over the next few months, I will be offering Reformer Pilates as a 1:1 service. However if you have any questions in the mean while, please let me know! • 🎉 Time to celebrate 🎉 • Jess - JK Pilates + Barre #reformerpilates #reformerinstructor #reformerinstructortraining #reformer #reformerworkout #reformerstretch #pilates #reformerpilatescheshire #pilatesbody - @jk_pilates_barre on Instagram
Found this picture from wife’s studying materials. One of the good things of being married to a doctor is the residual knowledge that I get to absorb regularly. This picture shows the innervetion of the body parts according to the area of the spine that is responsible for it. . . . #spine #nerves #innervations #back #backpain #lumbarspine #fitness #vertebraes #gym #exercise #health #healthspine - @vm_personaltrainer on Instagram
- cardiothoracic surgery
- Foam Rollers
- Piercing kit
Getting right. - @sportsacademymed on Instagram
- Anatomy
- back exercise
- Label Destroyed Records
- ACL tear surgery and recovery
⚡SCIATICA⚡⠀ 📲SAVE FOR LATER!⠀ ⠀ 😫 “Ahhh my sciatica is playing up again!” - Google searchers with leg pain of any variety.⠀ ⠀ 🤔 Sciatica is one of the more frequently googled injuries, and as a result, is self-diagnosed just as regularly. But what exactly is sciatica?⠀ ⠀ ☂️Essentially, sciatica is an umbrella term describing the compression of specific nerve roots (L4-S3) that make up the sciatic nerve. This can lead to pain, numbness or pins and needles in a number of areas from the hip down to the foot.⠀ ⠀ ⚡The nerve compression can occur in 3 areas: the spine (nerve roots aka the beginning of the road), the pelvis (further down the road) and in the buttock (even further down the road). So sciatica isn’t always SOLELY caused by the back! ⠀ ⠀ 🥏 Whilst sciatica is most commonly caused by a bulging disc, it can also be due to spinal-space narrowing, or a buttock muscle (piriformis) compressing the nerve (piriformis syndrome)!⠀ ⠀ 🎥 In this video, we show you 7⃣ exercises to tackle all of the possibilities mentioned above to help you settle a bulging disc, create space for an impinged nerve, release a tight piriformis and strengthen your glutes to keep your back and legs strong!⠀ ⠀ 🚨🚨IMPORTANT - if you have narrowing of your spinal spaces (stenosis), exercises 2⃣ and 4⃣-7⃣ may cause some irritation! If aggravated by these exercises, stick to exercise 1⃣ and 3⃣ and see how you respond! ⠀ ⠀ ❤LIKE if you learned something!⠀ 📥 SHARE with someone that could benefit from this!⠀ ⠀ 👉🏻follow @prime.physiotherapy⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ #sciaticarelief #sciaticnerve #sciatic #sciaticpain #legpain #neurophysio #neurophysiology #dermatomes #neuroanatomy #nervepain #nervepainrelief #lengthening #spinalstenosis #spinaldecompression #spinalhealth #spinalnerves #spinesurgery #spinesurgeon #erectorspinae #studentphysician #exerciserehabilitation #exerciserehab - @prime.physiotherapy on Instagram
- Anatomy
- Birthing stool
- Heart awareness month
- Cervical spinal stenosis
- Operating Room Nurse
- Acupreasure
- Anatomy_Science
If it looks like a open zipper well turn it into a closed zipper its that simple 🤐 #coveruptattoo #scarcoveruptattoo #atlantatattooartist #atlantanightlife #neworleanstattooartist #tattoolifestyle #stonemountaintattoo #tattoosandpiercings #inkedgirls #tattooedladies #officialink #artistlodge #deezotat2 - @kingdeezotat2 on Instagram
I still have 3 massages left this coming Friday! 1115, 1230 pm and a 145pm. And you can still benefit from 10% off, making it just over $80 for 60 minutes!! #massagenewcastle #treatyourself #treatyourlovedones #lookafteryourself #newcastlehealth #itschristmas - @nicky_bean on Instagram
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- Stress Fracture?
- Ab Workout
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- healing body
- Body Parts
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- Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
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- Pilates benefits
- After workout stretches
- Medical Imaging
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На приёме маленькая пациентка, у которой S-образный сколиоз пояснично-грудного отдела и кифоз грудного отдела (небольшая сутулость). ⠀ Нервные корешки подзажаты, поэтому пациентка испытывает неприятные ощущения, у неё повышенная чувствительность спины, это хорошо видно на видео. _____ 🔹Запись на приём ☎️Тел. +79785747888 🔸В директ @osteopat_yalta 🔹г. Ялта, ул. Игнатенко 2 - @osteopat_yalta on Instagram
- Acupressure
- Anatomy Bones
- Exercise
Thank you very much @patrick_the_punisher for helping me get back to what I love🙏🏻 - @mecatebronctrammell2023 on Instagram
- Butt workout
- Fitness
- Computed Tomography (CT)
- healthy spine
FMT avanzado. VENDAJE DE MOVIMIENTO EN FASCIAS / CADENAS MUSCULARES / RENDIMIENTO ATLÉTICO. ¡Inscríbete! #ventaje #kinesiologia #quiropractico #deportivo #atletas #rendimientoatletico #cadenasmusculares #powertaping #aorendedesdecasa - @rocktapemx on Instagram
- Computed Tomography (CT)
- Coaching Volleyball
- Anatomy
We have just finish our last session of Movement Dialog Theme: Neck, Jaw & Head. Thank you for your attendance & support & positive feedback! We can’t wait for our next journey with Zoga / Adv. Myofascial Techniques :) #wojtekcackowski #advancedtechniques #tilluchau #zoga #zogamovement #fascialrelease #fascialreleasetherapy #structuralintegration #bodywork#biomechanics #fascia #movement #movementtherapy #yoga #physiotherapy #fizjoterapia - @zoga_movement on Instagram
- Running techniques
- Workout Shorts
- Ciencia medica
- Low Back Pain
- Blood
“i have always been sitting cross-legged on my chair without any back support because its very comfortable this way, but i’m experiencing an ongoing neck discomfort for years before it becomes this numbing and sharp pricking sensation down my fingers this year, why ah doctor..?” These figures showed us why it matters the way we sit. we have 25 movable segments on our spine, just imagine the very last segment, at the base of the pelvis shift couple of degree slightly backward, the whole structure of our spine compensate accordingly. foundation misaligned — top part of the structure misaligned. PAY ATTENTION TO THE LITTLE DETAIL, THEY MATTERS ! #chiropracticsg #chiropractic #chiropracticcare #chiropracticworks #chiropracticsingapore #chiropracticadjustment #chiropractics #chiropractichealth #chiropracticlifestyle #chiropracticstudent #sportschiropractic #chiropracticrocks #chiropracticmarketing #chiropractice #chiropracticschool #chiropracticfirst #pediatricchiropractic #chiropracticcares #chiropracticassistant #chiropracticlife #chiropracticdoctor #chiropractickids #chiropractichumor #chiropracticoffice #chiropracticneurology #physiotherapy #yoga #chiropracticadjustments #superinductivesystem #shockwave - @macquariechiropractic on Instagram
🚨𝐔𝐍𝐋𝐎𝐂𝐊 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐒𝐏𝐈𝐍𝐄 𝐌𝐎𝐁𝐈𝐋𝐈𝐓𝐘!🚨 Follow 👉@allpainrelief for daily pain management tips📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! 🔔Turn on post notifications so you never miss a post! Are you always complaining about your spine and back always being stiff and tight? The spine consists of several different segments that were designed to be rigid and mobile. Gently mobilizing the different areas of the spine can help promote healthy movement in the joints and help with general stiffness. Remember that you are only as old as your spine feels! 1️⃣ 𝗦𝗘𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗗 𝗪𝗜𝗡𝗗𝗠𝗜𝗟𝗟𝗦: Sit on a chair or bench with the legs spread apart and bent to roughly 90 degrees. Lean forward and lock the back of the hand beside the opposite foot. Reach the opposite hand towards the ceiling while following your fingertips with your eyes. 2️⃣ 𝗖𝗛𝗜𝗟𝗗𝗦 𝗣𝗢𝗦𝗘 & 𝗖𝗔𝗧 𝗖𝗔𝗠𝗘𝗟: Start on all fours with your hands underneath your shoulders. Sit back onto your heels with the legs spread apart. Round the spine while tucking your head in between your knees. Fully extend the spine and look ahead and repeat. 3️⃣ 𝗞𝗡𝗘𝗘𝗟𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗦𝗣𝗜𝗡𝗘 𝗘𝗫𝗧𝗘𝗡𝗦𝗜𝗢𝗡: Start by tall kneeling on the ground with the knees roughly shoulder width apart. Cup the same side heel with the hand while extending the spine backwards. Reach up towards the ceiling with your free hand and repeat on the opposite side. 4️⃣ 𝗖𝗢𝗦𝗦𝗔𝗖𝗞 𝗦𝗤𝗨𝗔𝗧 𝗧𝗢 𝗥𝗢𝗧𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡: Start standing with the feet further than shoulder width apart. Squat down towards one leg while simultaneously straightening out the trailing leg. Drop the knee of the bent leg down towards the ground and repeat on the opposite side. . Follow 👉@allpainrelief for daily pain management tips📚 . 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! 🔔Turn on post notifications so you never miss a post! . . via lustrengththerapy . #sensorydeprivation #neckpainrelief #chiropractors #innateintelligence #triggerpointtherapy #painfreeliving #muscletherapy #muscletension #lowbackpain #backpainsucks #chronicbackpain #backpainsupport #backpains #backpainsolution #backpaintips #painreliever #lowerbackpain #shoulderpain - @allpainrelief on Instagram
🎉 The answer to our last case is described here. ✍️ Share us in your story or on your profile and we will thank you! . 🔑 Let us know if you have questions in the comments! . ❓Let us know if you learnt something new today! . ➡️ @radiology.nation . 👬 Tag a friend in the comments to share the knowledge! . 🖥️ Follow Radiology Nation and @nanapragasam on Twitter & Facebook . 👨💻 For our radiology videos click the link in our profile or visit our website: www.radiologynation.com . #radiologynation #radiologylife #radiology #doctor #medicalschool #medschool #medicalstudent #medstudent #medicine #radiologia #radiologie #xray #nurse #physicianassistant #ultrasound #radtech #foamrad #mri #radiologist #radiologytech #radiographer #ct #ctscan #medical #hospital #healthcare #doctors #imaging #xraytech #radiologystudent - @radiology.nation on Instagram
Father’s day Are you stuck for Father’s day gifts, need ideas? . Here’s the tip: Treat your dad, your father-in-law, your better-half the way he deserves. . Massage gift cards available . #ttmassgetherapy #refresh #candles #swedishmassage #remedialmassage #treatment #healing #relaxation #timetorelax #dryneedling #cupping #pain #recovery #workout #smell #takeithome #fathersday #giftcard - @ttmassagetherapy on Instagram
- Learn to fight
- @medinmove.lecco on Instagram
⚡️The “Man-Made” world is pulling us away from how MAN was [made]... #TheFootDoctor⚡️™️ #ElectricityIsEverywhere⚡️ - @the_footdoctor on Instagram
- Auto Accidents Injury
- Zoo Veterinarian
Recupero dopo una lunga settimana di allenamenti? Con @wintecare è possibile. Massaggio di scarico unito ai benefici della tecarterapia. - - - #tecar #tecarterapia #wintecare #tokyo2020 #riabilitazione #relax #trattamento #massaggio #massofisioterapia #fisioterapia - @nikoviscusi.masso.osteopata on Instagram
- Does someone have the technical instructions? I have an issue with my finger
- How to ease pain
Gimme your hammies!! . . Hamstrings always getting cramps when you exercise amd/or you often pull them when you run?? Maybe they arent as strong as you think they are. . . Actually, its not that they arent strong, its that they arent working to flex your knee but are being recruited to extend your hip (since your glutes probably arent firing...see previous post for that one). . . Second video is after a 30 second reset where I basically remind your hamstrings of their real purpose in life. . . Goodbye pulled hammies 👋🏻 Goodbye cramps👋🏻 Hello thighs of steel 🤟🏻 . . P.S.: this also helps to increase your hamstring flexibility 😯😎 #hammies #hamstrings #hamstringstrain #pulledhamstring #cramps #hamstringcramps #hamstringworkout #hamstringstretch #strain #flexibility #pain #painfree #bethebestyou #letmehelpyou #beactivated #rpr #strong #strength #powerful #power #montreal #athlete #performance #performbetter #sports #gym #gymlife #stronglegs #run #runner - @emiliehadida_athletictherapy on Instagram
- Foot chart
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- ANATOMY PARK
- Korma
- Anatomy
- Leg muscle pain
🦵🏼✴️Hamstring Mobility Work✴️🦵🏼 — — 😏Struggling with tight hamstrings? 😏Or maybe you have plenty of flexibility but you lack the ability to control your mobility? 😝Well either way, I got you covered! — — I put together a quick hamstring routine that also works the hip flexors, hip adductors (groin), glutes, calves & that pesky sciatic nerve! — — 1️⃣ Hamstring Kickstand “Scoops” 2️⃣ Standing Hamstring Stretch to Inchworms 3️⃣ Seated Hamstring Kick Outs 4️⃣ Kneeling Hamstring Stretch 5️⃣ Supine Straight Leg Drops 6️⃣ Pancake Lean Complex — 🔑 Don’t just speed through these movements, slow them down and really learn how to control each position. 🔑 After all, mobility is all about control 😍😍 — — 👍🏼 I like to 1-2 rounds depending on how I feel. This should take you around 10-15 minutes to complete. — — Give it a try and DM me or comment below if you have any questions.👊🏼💥 — — Tag a friend who needs more hip mobility! — — #clinicalathlete #hipmobility #hippain #hiprehab #hamstringstretch #mobilityflow #mobilityroutine #hamstring #hamstringworkout #hamstrings - @thephysiofix on Instagram
وجع الرقبه والذراع يختلف حسب مكان الضغط على العصب وبحسب العصب الي تعرض لضغط يكون اتجاه الالم بحسب المنطقه التي يغذيها العصب Radial nerve واحد من الاعصاب الي تتعرض لضغط والالتهاب من التقنيات الي نستخدمها لعلاج هذه الحاله هي neurodynamic mobilization techniques المنطقه التي تتعرض للضغط يحصل فيها التهاب ولذلك نقوم بسحب العصب من المكان الي تعرض لضغط والتهاب مع العلاج اليديوي تاثيرها رهيب دمتم بصحه وعافيه - @abuali.physio on Instagram
- Back / Neck Excersice
- leg cramps
- Anatomy & Physiology
Wrist impingement is a common overuse injury seen in athletes whose sports load their wrists in an extended position. It usually only hurts when the athlete loads their wrist or pushes right on it, and is pain free the rest of the time. What typically causes the pain is the synovial membrane, a special tissue that lines the joint capsule of the wrist. Tissues in general respond to the stresses we place on them and this case, the synovium reacts to compressive forces by getting thicker. For those of you who are medical, the pinch is hypothesized to occur between scaphoid (marked with the red arrow) and Extensor Carpi Radialis Brevis tendon. This is a problem that impacts the catch of a snatch and it can happen during both the front rack of the clean and the top of a jerk. Outside of weightlifting, gymnastic athletes will feel during handstands and it is a common problem in cheerleaders as well. The most effective treatment is to consistently block the wrist out of the pinching position. This can be done with tape, wrist wraps or bracing. Often times, a period of decreased loading combined with positioning or bracing to block the pinch speeds up recovery. In recalcitrant cases, injections are sometimes used and surgery to take out the thickened tissue is also used as a last option. In most athletes, this can be managed conservatively by a physio who understands the anatomy and mechanism of injury. Photo shared with permission from @kenhub_official (www.kenhub.com). Check them out for your anatomy learning! Illustrator: Paul Kim #wrist #wristpain #weightlifting #gymnastics #cheer #cheerleading #anatomy #kinesiology #sports #sportsmed #athlete #weighttraining #physiotherapy #physicaltherapy #wristrehab #physiosincrossfit - @movement.physio on Instagram
- fitspo
💥𝐈𝐬 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐃𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐬?💥 —— 🎯NO, NO and more NO!!! - 🔎Yesterday’s post discussed lumbopelvic rhythm and the hip hinge movement pattern (hip flexion and a relatively neutral low back) as a strategy to protect the low back in heavily loaded tasks or exercises like the deadlift. - 📚I also explained in that post that normal lumbopelvic rhythm includes hip flexion, anterior pelvic tilt and low back flexion (see today’s image) and is not dangerous to the various spinal structures. - 🧠So, to be very clear, the bodily position shown in today’s post image is NOT inherently dangerous. Bending over to tie your shoes or pick up something (*that your spine is conditioned for) from the ground will not damage your spine. Now, if you have pain with this movement, then we would look to modify the situation and build up your tolerance over time. But, please remember that pain does not necessarily mean your spine is damaged. - ✅I hope this makes sense and clears up any harmful beliefs that may have been passed onto you. Please ask questions if you have them! . #RehabScience - @rehabscience on Instagram
- Pilates
- Symbol hand
- Baseball stuff
- gait
Posted • @kylecovey.dpt |Hamstring strain series: RTS & eccentric strength & injury prevention| ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ It’s been a few weeks since your initial injury and you’re ready to get back on the field - here are some exercises to work on strengthening the hamstring while it’s lengthened through the full ROM which has been shown to have a great impact on prevention and performance! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ 1️⃣ Goat bag swings 2️⃣ Good mornings 3️⃣ Askling Glider - should have front foot dorsiflexed and weight on heel - see next series post for better example 4️⃣ Nordic HS curl ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ 🔥These can be good additions to the return to sport program, general injury prevention program, or as part of HS training day in general! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Final post in this series is on a simple, specific protocol which focuses on eccentric lengthening exercises! - . - . . . . . . . . #physicaltherapy #physicaltherapist #physiotherapy #prehab #sportstherapy #sportsperformance #injuryprevention #sportsmedicine #physio #strengthtraining #fitness #exercise #strengthandconditioning #fisio #fisioterapeuta #dpt #sportsrehab #physicaltherapystudent #physios #sportsphysio #hamstringworkout #hamstrings #hamstring #hamstringrehab #hammies #hamstringinjury #nfl #physiosincrossfit ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ - @physiosincrossfit on Instagram
Well we made it through lockdown! How desperate are you for treatment?! We certainly all are 😆 We were back in the clinic from today and had a ball seeing you all again!! We expect to be very busy over the coming weeks as we catch up with everyone who missed us over the past eight weeks. We have added extra shifts and will do what we can to fit you in! Call the clinic or book online to secure a spot!! This photo was taken just before stage 4 (hence the mask but no goggles/shield on Emily), little did Eliza know it would be her last treatment for six weeks!! - @cranbourne.osteopathy on Instagram
- Nurse practioner
Katrina in action, working hard to keep all of her patients safe! As numbers rise around the province, we are proactively monitoring the guidelines set out by our health authority to ensure the safety of our staff and patients. Some of our clinic protocols include: • Mandatory masks for all staff and patients • Extra time between appointments for sanitization • Covid-19 screening questionnaire for patients and staff • Contactless payments and emailed receipts • Staggered appointments to minimize waiting room traffic • Maximized social distancing in the waiting room • One-way hallways to minimize contact A full list of all the steps we are taking can be viewed on our website! http://ow.ly/xLoW50B4N9D - @moveosportnv on Instagram
- comparative anatomy
- Arm muscle anatomy
- When she ask you to eat in.
- Surgical Nursing
- Everytime someone makes a variation of this joke I die a little more inside
Forward fold, or uttanasana, has incredible benefits for the body and mind - calming, streches hips/hamstrings/calves while strengthening thighs and knees.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Who also loves Uttanasana? 🙋♀️🙋♂️⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Thanks for sharing @consciousvibrancy - @woahyoga on Instagram
- SI joint
- Fried ham
- CHIROPRACTIC adjustment
Quite often we receive phone calls from potential new patients who are confused because they have been referred to the DHC for headache/migraine from their current physician, but are not experiencing a “normal headache”. These patients describe their condition as “head pain” rather than a “headache”. Don’t fear, you’re in the right place! • Back of the head pain is a symptom of migraine, but it could also be a symptom common to other headache diagnoses. When these symptoms are not paired with the other frequent indications of migraine like nausea/vomiting or sensitivity to sound, light and odors it could alternatively be Occipital Neuralgia. • Occipital Neuralgia is a distinct type of headache characterized by piercing, throbbing, or electric-shock-like pain in the upper neck, back of the head, and behind the ears, usually on one side of the head. Typically, the pain of occipital neuralgia begins in the neck and then spreads upwards. • This diagnosis can be treated with other common migraine treatments such as a change in lifestyle: a healthier diet and exercise regimen. Neck pain can be relieved by heat, massage and physical therapy. If this treatment plan is unsuccessful, occipital nerve blocks or radiofrequency ablations may be an alternative action if physician deems appropriate. Occipital neuralgia that doesn’t respond to traditional treatments may require prophylactic medication. - @diamondheadacheclinic on Instagram
- Anatomy
- 7 Women You Won’t Believe Actually Exist
Soooo, in the ER. Literally inches from death. Heart and liver failure. Please give me sometime to respond. Times they are a changing. . . #liverbashers #heartbreaker #truecooks #truecooksfam #givemeasecond #orlonger #gottatakeaminute - @ah_yep on Instagram
- medical student
- human body anatomy
Posture Reset💫 . Ft. @docdavesong . 🔥I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, you trying to hold yourself in a “perfect posture” is not a sustainable strategy...and beyond making you frustrated - it’s probably gonna irritate some things too. . 🤓Upper cross syndrome describes this patterning of “tight” upper traps and pecs with “weak” neck flexors and mid/low traps. . 🧐While I don’t think anything boils down to a perfect “this is tight, this is weak” recipe- I do think it MIGHT give you a jump point to get started honing in on things. . A couple ideas: . 1️⃣Thoracic Extension Reach 2️⃣Quadruped Shoulder Rolls 3️⃣Prone Shoulder Scorpions 4️⃣Prone Modified Brueggers 5️⃣Banded Angels 6️⃣Prone Angels . 🔸aim for 1-2 sets/movement; 2-3 times a week. Reps can vary greatly (between 3 to 15 reps) depending on how much effort you need to put into each exercise . Like it? Share it! ❤️ - @drkatie_clare on Instagram
- Posture fix
- Lower Back Exercises
- Axillary nerve
- horse hay
- Human Anatomy
- Anatomy Physiology
- KT Tape
- Spine pain
- yin yoga benefits
- Assessments
- bones, anthropology
🚨RUNNER’S KNEE REHAB🚨 Follow @allpainrelief for more Follow @allpainrelief for more - Do you ever have pain in the front of your knee when running👟, going up or down stairs, getting up after sitting for a long time🛋, or when squatting🏋️♂️? - You may be dealing with Runner’s Knee, also known as Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS), which is pain at the front of your knee, around your kneecap (patella). This is very common and treatable. - After we initially want to ⬇️ stress to the knee joint, we want to then begin adding joint stress for improved load tolerance. This can be done with quad focused strength movements. Monitor for ⬆️ swelling or pain! - 🎥 SWIPLE LEFT to see 3️⃣ quad focused exercises: . 1️⃣ Standing TKE (Terminal Knee Extension) - make sure to lockout at full extension, and control the knee unlocking. . 2️⃣ Lateral Step-Down - tap the heel on the swinging leg to focus the resistance to the stance limb. . 3️⃣ Spanish Squat - allows knee joint distraction while returning to squatting. - ❤️TAG AND SHARE WITH FRIENDS HAVING KNEE PAIN❤️ - 🎥credit: @dr.surdykapt & @dr.nicolept . #sensorydeprivation #neckpainrelief #chiropractors #innateintelligence #triggerpointtherapy #painfreeliving #muscletherapy #muscletension #lowbackpain #backpainsucks #chronicbackpain #backpainsupport #backpains #backpainsolution #backpaintips #painreliever #lowerbackpain #shoulderpain #tensionrelief #accupuncture #naturalpainrelief #backpain #painrelief #backpain - @allpainrelief on Instagram
- My Back Hurts
- Skeleton system
- Body Parts
- aNaToMy
- Basic Anatomy and physiology
- Radiographic Positioning
Stiff hips affect every aspect of our lofe. . From the ability to do certain postures, to stooping or simply lifting something. . When the hips are stiff, the #spine is heavily overloaded, especially the #lowerback and the entire back can be painful. . Here I show you a way to release the pain in the lower middle back, opening the hips to release the stagnant energy in them. . Opening the hips allows us to release emotions related to anger, fears, frustrations and even creative blocks. . Freeing ourselves from that obsessive feeling of wanting to control everything will give us space for the birth of new ideas and new ways to achieve our goals. . 📸 @monenename ✅ Follow us @yogastrike #yogastrike Tag a friend who would love this❤️ #lowerabs #lowerbodyworkout #lumbopelvicstability #aperturadecaderas #hipopener #funtionaltraining #funtionalfitness #yogatime #yogatips #chairyoga #chai #yogachair #yogachallenges #lowerback #lowerbodyworkout #lowerbackpain #lowerbackpainrelief #norush #yogafeet #footexercises - @yogastrike on Instagram
- jiu jitsu techniques
😱 T.M.J. 😱🦷⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Is your jaw clicking? Headaches, Migraines? Grind your teeth at night? Stressed and cant seem to unclench that jaw?⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Just spent 3 hours getting your teeth drilled at the dentist? ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Adjusting the TMJ is one of the many out of the box adjustments youll see Dr. Taylor pulling out of his bag of tricks. All to help you communicate freely and unclench those stressed out chompers! 😁⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ What a lot of people dont realize is that the TMJ is one of the most used joints in the body. Do you chew gum or eat food? 🍔🍕🌮⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ But this joint actually has a disc much like the ones in your spine. And a lot of really important nerves that regulate your body and allow you to make funny faces 🤪 pass by this joint.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ So if anything is out of wack, you probably have a symptom trying to alert you and let you know you need to come get checked 👨🏼⚕️⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Were here for you and we want to keep you smiling! 😁❤️ - @frenchbroadchiro on Instagram
- physical therapy memes
- Sports Massage
- Mama Blogs
- muscles of the body
- Axillary nerve
- Physical therapy education
- 4la sante
How do you keep your shoulders healthy? We start this treatment by body mapping with the Neubie to identify those “hot spots” where neuromuscular inefficiencies exist and where to direct the re-education efforts. After that, we place electrodes on those areas to retrain the exact muscles as the patient goes through various mobilizations and movements and relearns to use those muscles in these movements. By sending this new, massive input into the nervous system and brain, patients learn to *Reset* any limitations the brain is imposing on those areas which limit function and range of motion. - @neufitrfp on Instagram
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
- Bones
STANDING FORWARD BEND - UTTANASANA Uttanasana is one of the most commonly performed of all the standing poses. It’s also one of the most useful IF performed properly. In many classes, it serves as a “rest period” between the poses of the standing sequence. It’s an extension, Ardha uttanasana, is also extremely important. Too often, we move into the standing forward bend from our belly, shorting and hardening the front torso. Ardha uttanasana reminds to continue to lengthen the front torso, and more importantly, the front spine. Try it: Stand straight with feet shoulder-width apart and your knees lose, not locked. While you exhale, hinge at your waist and bend forward, reaching toward the floor. You can bring your palms or fingertips to the floor slightly in front of or beside your feet or bring your palms to the back of your ankles. Don’t worry if you can’t reach all the way to the floor at first; just stop wherever your hamstrings feel a comfortable stretch. Repeat the pose five to seven times. On the last bend hold the position for 5 to 10 breaths. If you have a serious back injury, do this pose with bent knees, or perform Ardha Uttanasana (pronounced are-duh = half) with your hands pressed to a wall, legs perpendicular to and torso and arms parallel to the floor. Beginner’s Tip: If it isn’t possible to press your fingertips or hands to the floor with your knees relatively straight, use a pair of blocks to support them. Never struggle to touch the floor. ◾️ - By @thesquatchallenge 🍑 Follow👉 @HowToGetABooty 👈 to get the best BOOTY BUILDING tips + inspo! 🍑 • • • #bootyburner #workoutidea #workoutgirls #workouttips #gymtips #gymideas #gyminspo #fitinspo #fitnessfriends #bootybuilding #growyourglutes #bootybootybooty #glutes #glutesworkout #glutesexercises #glutesfordays #glutesonfire #glutegains #bootyworkout #bootygainz #bootyworkouts #bootybands #bootybuilding #bootytraining - @howtogetabooty on Instagram
Here we go!!!! - @adamc1999 on Instagram
- Ejercicio
- Anatomy
FULL BODY MOBILITY WORK . 🚨 Just 10 Minutes for All-Day Relief! 🚀 Link in our bio @neckpainaid 🚨 . . 🤗This routine hits the hips, spine, wrists, knees, ankles and shoulders- that’s a lot of different areas with just 1 routine. . 🤗No fancy moves here, just some basic fundamentals which will give you a ton of BANG for your BUCK, especially if you are short on time. . 1️⃣ Hip ER Side Leans 2️⃣ Hip IR Foot Lift Offs 3️⃣ 1/2 90/90 Front Leg Lifts 4️⃣ 1/2 90/90 Back Leg Lifts 5️⃣ Wrist Extension Contract / Relax 6️⃣ Kneeling Cat/Camel 7️⃣ Standing Tibial Rotations (Knee CARs) 8️⃣ Kneeling Shoulder Internal Rotation PAILS/RAILS . 🔥All it takes is 20 minutes a day to take care of your joints! Doing this routine consistently will really make a difference in how you move and how you feel! So give it a try and let me know what you think!!!🔥 . . Great post by @thephysiofix . . Follow @neckpainaid for daily tips on how to get rid of neck, shoulder & back pain 📚 . . 📢Find this helpful? Save for later and SHARE with a friend! . . #ptvitals #mobilitytraining #mobility #mobilitywod - @neckpainaid on Instagram
follow @gym_trainer_official @gym_trainer_official @gym_trainer_official #Ziddihoonmain ...#humfitohindiafit #bodybuilding #ihff_olympia_india #fitness#gym#bbg#body#bodybuilding#muscle#gains#gymlife#fitfam#fitnessmotivation#workout#avvatarfitnessbattle #nuttration#shredded#fit#goals#transformation#motivation#health #qdayswithgnc#gharsetrykar #provenathome @bigmuscles_nutrition @muscle.xp @sportsnextdoor#workoutcorona @naturyz - @gym_trainer_official on Instagram
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CELLULITIS - Short note . . . . . . #BHMS #homoeopathicmedicine #homoeopathy #homoeopathyforall #homoeopathicremedies #homoeopath_student #homoeopathicremedies #homoeopath #gynaecology #obstetrics #gynaeandobs #gynaecologyandobstetrics #labor #notes #handwritten #obstetricnote #surgery - @bhms_edu on Instagram
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🤕 SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT 🤕 Have you been having shoulder pain while throwing, swimming, exercising (bench press, shoulder press, lateral raises, upright rows), or even simply raising your arm up over your head? Then you might want to save this post... Shoulder Impingement is a very common diagnosis that can be seen in a wide variety of people - desk workers, baseball players, swimmers, bodybuilders, and the every day average person. When we feel “impingement” there can be many factors at play because our shoulder is a very complex joint, but most frequently there is some degree of irritation of the tendons in our shoulder due to rubbing against other structures. In a healthy shoulder there is also rubbing, but the combination of repetitive motions often times with a less than ideal movement pattern can turn normal rubbing into abnormal rubbing. In situations where a complex movement like throwing causes our shoulder pain, other factors like our upper back or even hip mobility may also be the culprit. The following exercises can be used as rehab exercises or a prehab warmup for people with or without shoulder impingement - as frequently those who end up with shoulder issues are missing a well-rounded warmup in their arm care. If you believe you or someone you know has shoulder impingement and are tired of feeling like your arm is falling off after your favorite activities please like, comment, DM, save, or share this video, but please remember that even if these exercises make you feel 10x better, they are often not all that must be done. If you are in the above category, seek out a good physical therapist to evaluate your shoulder and the true source of your symptoms. - @nilesnilesniles.dpt on Instagram
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📌 Tempo and Knee Rehab👉🏽💠😁 . . 📝The 4 exercises above have a variety of applications ranging from anterior knee pain or patellofemoral issues ACL or meniscus injuries. . 🐶Watch how I manipulate the speed of movement across these 4 exercises. Tempo is an under utilized variable that can have a large influence on the outcome and adaptation from an exercise. . 🐔Fast movements with a quick drop or stop can be used to create fast eccentric contractions and mimic deceleration while promoting tendon stiffness. . 🐮Long duration holds and isometric contractions can be beneficial for mediating pain and gaining range of motion specific strength. . 🐰Reps performed slowly create longer time under tension and higher metabolic stress, leading to favorable environments for hypertrophy. . 🐣Regardless of what tempo or set-rep scheme you use, you should be able to justify the purpose behind it and how that fits into the current training or rehab goal. It’s not about the exercise, it’s about how you execute it. . . Great post by @strengthcoachtherapy . . Follow @dr.kneepain for daily tips on how to get rid of knee pain . . 📢Find this helpful? Save for later and SHARE with a friend . . #ptvitals #prehab #painfree #injuryprevention #painmanagement #physicaltherapist #PT #physio #physiotherapy #mobility #painrelief #physicaltherapy #injury #rehab #injuryrehab #jointmobility #kneepain #kneepainrelief #kneeproblems - @dr.kneepain on Instagram
📚Did You Know? Follow 👉@nomusclepainonthebody for daily pain management tips📚 🔔Turn on post notifications so you never miss a post! The QL muscle muscle goes from the bottom of our ribs to the top of our hips. If it gets tight it can compress the spine and add to your pain Stretching out this muscle can help relieve the pressure it may be adding on the low back. This can be done seated or standing. If you have low back pain take a look at your QL to see if it’s tight and adding to it. Hold for 30sec-2min until you feel some relief Take care of your body and it will take care of you for the long haul! Follow 👉@nomusclepainonthebody for daily pain management tips📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! #backpain #backpainrelief #chiropractor #spinehealth #spine #physicaltherapy #posturecorrection #posture #neckpain #lowbackpain #chiropractic #rehab #spinalhealth #goodposture #badposture #backproblems #rehabilitation #backstretch #physiotherapy #backworkout #painfree #sciatica #sportsmassage #lowerback #painrelief #hippain #muscletherapy #painmanagement #lowerbackpain - @nomusclepainonthebody on Instagram
Good sleep is essential to your health, & an important part of your overall well-being. Studies have found that people who ranked their quality of life very good or excellent slept an average of 18 to 23 minutes longer than those who considered their health & quality of life poorer. We don’t often think about our spines when we’re lying in bed. But our sleep posture can help determine whether or not we experience back pain. Certain sleeping positions can help ease back pain, so find one that is most comfortable for you. Try sleeping with a pillow between or underneath your legs for extra support. If you sleep on your side, put the pillow between your knees & draw them up slightly toward your chest. If you like to sleep on your back, try the pillow under your knees, or roll up a small towel & place it under the small of your back. Avoid sleeping on your stomach because it puts a lot of strain on your back. If it’s the only position you can fall asleep in, put a pillow under your stomach to take some of the pressure off your back. Majority of sleep research has been performed in whites of European descent & very little sleep research has been done in Black & Latinx communities. However, based on the available literature & the high prevalence of risk factors in Latinx & Black communities, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, depression muscle pain, stress, living in the inner city, & use of alcohol, the prevalence of important sleep disorders such as obstructive sleep apnea & sleep habits such as poor sleep hygiene are suspected to be, unfortunately, high. Everyone deserves the right to proper rest & sleeping health. I hope these sleeping positions info can help improve you or your loved ones sleeping patterns. May you have a restful & peaceful sleep 💙😴💭 #LatinxHeritageMonth #SleepHealth #BackPain #LatinxHealth #BlackHealth #CentralAmerica #CentralAmericans #ProperSleep #BackPain - @centam_beauty on Instagram
This illustration shows the path of the bullet which pierced the vertebra of President James A. Garfield when he was shot by Charles J. Guiteau #OnThisDay in 1881. . . . NCP 001860 - @medicalmuseum on Instagram
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💥Hip Controlled Articular Rotation (CAR)💥 • • ⁉️Hip what?! Controlled articular rotations are a type of mobility technique where the joint is moved through the full range of motion. • 🦵🏽This type of technique is more commonly seen with the hip joint due to the prevalence of hip flexor tightness. • 📚Due to sedentary lifestyles or hours spent sitting at a work desk, the hip flexors remain in a shortened position resulting in increased tightness. • ⚾️Catchers may also exhibit tight hip flexors due to the amount of time spent in a squat position. • 🚨Hip CARs are a great way of opening up the hip and working through any “stuck” ranges of movement. • 🔊Check out these controlled articulation rotations focusing on the hip: 1️⃣Half Kneeling Hip CAR w/Knee Bent 2️⃣Half Kneeling Hip CAR w/Leg Straight 3️⃣Standing Hip CAR 4️⃣Long Sitting Hip Flexion w/KB Hurdle • 🔑Perform all these movements in a slow, controlled manner and watch for compensation at the spine. • ⚠️Disclaimer: this is for knowledge basis only; not medical advice; if you have pain or functional limitations, see your local physical therapist. • 📍TAG A FRIEND ✔️/ SHARE ✔️/ SAVE ✔️/COMMENT ✔️ • 📲DM or comment below if you have any physical therapy, return to sport training, or sports recovery questions. - @tridentphysicaltherapy on Instagram
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Running Injuries - Knee pain is the most common symptom of injury in runners. The most common cause of knee pain is patellofemoral pain syndrome. The hallmark of this syndrome is the gradual onset of pain in the front of the knee, near the kneecap. The pain is worse after sitting for a long time or when going up and down stairs or hills. Another cause of knee pain is iliotibial band syndrome, which affects the outside of the knee and can travel up the outer side of the thigh to the hip. Click our bio link for complete information. - @jamanetwork 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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Follow @yoga.forsoul . . Bridge Pose or Setu Bandha Sarvangasana is a calming yoga pose that helps to reduce stress, and stretches the chest, neck, and back. It also builds leg and back strength. - . #yogaaddict #onebreathatatime #yogaeveryday #yogadaily #yogapose #yogalife #yogapractice #yogainspiration - @yoga.forsoul on Instagram
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We couldnt be more excited to announce that MASSAGE IS BACK at physiozest!! The amazing Natalie Bell will be filling our massage room on Tuesdays and Thursdays. You can now book online. Get in Quick, Nat is filling fast! - @physiozest on Instagram
Got a new bed 🙃. Shout out to @lmt_wes for helping me find a good brand/table🙏🏽 🔹Portable 🔹450lb weight capacity & Sturdy 🔹Super comfy 🔹Good deal/find (New Condition) for 50% retail - @dr_physiojoe on Instagram
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#keyphysioacademy 💥Are you suffering from - Neck pain - shoulder pain - Headache - Chest pain 💥Try dry needling for scalenes today... @keyphysioacademy #Tag your friends with above symptoms #follow @keyphysioacademy for more updates #Tag your colleague @keyphysioacademy #keyphysio #neckpain #neckpainrelief #headache #chestpain #shoulderpain #tingling #shootingsports #shooting #basketball #chess #pubg #game #triggerpointtherapy #triggerpoint #dryneedling #dryneedlingtherapy #physio #physiolife #physiotherapy #cuppingtherapy #cupping #acupuncture #chiropractor #traditionalmedicine #workfromhome #sportsman - @keyphysioacademy on Instagram
SIBO (small intestinal bacterial overgroth) to schorzenie, które charakteryzuje się wzrostem liczby bakterii w jelicie cienkim. Zespół ten powoduje szereg nieprzyjemnych objawów takich jak: 🔸 gazy, 🔸 wzdęcia, 🔸 biegunki, 🔸 bóle i skurcze w obrębie brzucha, 🔸 zaparcia, 🔸 niedobory witamin i minerałów, 🔸zaburzenia wchłaniania składników pokarmowych. ➡️ Jeśli, któreś z wymienionych wyżej objawów występują u Ciebie, koniecznie skonsultuj się z lekarzem, który skieruje Cię na odpowiednie badania. ➡️ Jeśli zaś masz już zdiagnozowany zespół SIBO to mamy dla Ciebie ratunek❗️ ➡️ Regularna terapia z wykorzystaniem technik terapii wisceralnej oraz drenaż limfatyczny jamy brzusznej pozwalają na skuteczną walkę z nieprzyjemnymi skutkami choroby. ➡️ Już bezpośrednio po zabiegu Twój brzuch będzie mniej wzdęty oraz zmniejszą się dolegliwości ze strony układu pokarmowego. Jak to działa? ➡️ Terapia wisceralna to terapia narządów wewnętrznych, opiera się na diagnostyce i szukaniu restrykcji w obrębie narządów jamy brzusznej. Polega na rozluźnianiu zbyt napiętych struktur oraz usprawnieniu pracy poszczególnych odcinków układu pokarmowego, a także rozluźnianiu przepony, dzięki temu będziesz odczuwał mniejsze dolegliwości bólowe, a objawy SIBO będą mniej dokuczliwe. ➡️ Techniki z wykorzystaniem drenażu limfatycznego pozwalają na pozbycie się nagromadzonej w jamie brzusznej wody, zmniejszenie stanów zapalnych, a tym samym mniejsze wzdęcia i obrzęki podrażnionych w skutek SIBO tkanek. Terapia taka z powodzeniem stosowana jest także u pacjentów zmagających się z zespołem jelita drażliwego czy innymi chorobami układu pokarmowego. Jeśli chcesz dowiedzieć się więcej zadzwoń: ☎️ 22 291 49 40 #rehabilitacjawarszawa #fizjoterapiwarszawa #sibo #zespoljelitadrazliwego #terapiawisceralna #drenazlimfatyczny #wzdecia #jelito #jamabrzuszna #ibs - @klinikafizjomax on Instagram
#𝐓𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐝𝐚𝐲𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐬 #𝐀𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐛𝐢𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐩𝐡𝐲𝐥𝐚𝐱𝐢𝐬 We are back to another entity which requires healthcare providers to pay attention to in order to prevent its high mortality and morbidity rates. Bacterial endocarditis, though rare can be properly managed if it is recognized and the guidelines provided by AHA are followed. @doctorjacci will discuss the definition of SBE & high risk procedures and I will discuss the protocol. To understand the protocol developed by the AHA one has to understand first the 𝘮𝘪𝘤𝘳𝘰𝘣𝘪𝘰𝘭𝘰𝘨𝘺 of the area in question; the common pathogen for instance for skin or GI procedures is different than the mouth. ❌ T𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐯𝐢𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐧𝐬 𝐠𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐩 𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐨𝐜𝐨𝐜𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐚 may result from any dental procedure that involves manipulation of the gingival or periapical region of teeth or perforation of the oral mucosa. Generally speaking in 𝐡𝐢𝐠𝐡 𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐤 𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐎𝐍𝐋𝐘 An antibiotic for prophylaxis should be administered in a single dose before the procedure. ✳️ A𝐦𝐨𝐱𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐧 is the preferred choice for oral therapy because it is well absorbed in the GI tract and provides high and sustained serum concentrations. ▶️2 grams of amoxicillin given orally as a single dose 30-60 minutes before the procedure as the drug of choice. ✳️ For individuals who are allergic to penicillins or amoxicillin, the use of 𝐜𝐞𝐩𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐱𝐢𝐧 or another first-generation oral cephalosporin, 𝐜𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐦𝐲𝐜𝐢𝐧, 𝐚𝐳𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐲𝐜𝐢𝐧, 𝐨𝐫 𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐲𝐜𝐢𝐧 is recommended. ✳️Patients who are unable to tolerate an oral antibiotic may be treated with 𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐧, 𝐜𝐞𝐟𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐱𝐨𝐧𝐞, 𝐨𝐫 𝐜𝐞𝐟𝐚𝐳𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐧 administered intramuscularly or intravenously. ✳️ For Pen-allergic patients who are unable to tolerate an oral agent, therapy is recommended with parenteral c𝐞𝐟𝐚𝐳𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐧, 𝐜𝐞𝐟𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐱𝐨𝐧𝐞, 𝐨𝐫 𝐜𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐦𝐲𝐜𝐢𝐧. 𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐡: Cephalosporins should not be used in an individual with a history of anaphylaxis, angioedema, or urticaria with penicillins. - @stonesurgicalarts on Instagram
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This thang bout to be brand new! Amen??!!! - @dm56892 on Instagram
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💢SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT💢 ➡️ Do you have trouble with overhead movements 💢? Feeling like something is pinching or is getting stuck? 💁🏻♀️ While it’s important to get your shoulder properly assessed if you have shoulder pain💢, shoulder impingement can be a common problem with anyone who does a lot of overhead movements either in their jobs or in their sports ⚾️. ✅ What is typically getting impinged is the supraspinatus tendon, which is also called external anterior impingement 💢. What can also happen is external posterior impingement where the teres minor, infraspinatus, or the posterior capsule get irritated when the arm is abducted to 90 and rotated at the same time like in pitching a baseball ⚾️ or throwing a football 🏈 . ✅ Give these exercises a try to stretch and strengthen the muscles that commonly need work for shoulder impingement 🤗! 1. Prone Bicep Stretch 2. Kneeling W, Y, Lift Off 3. Banded External Rotations 4. Banded Horizontal Abductions ❤️LIKE & 🤗SHARE with your friends who have “pinchy” shoulders! - @jennchew.mpt on Instagram
SPINE MOBILITY TRAINING🚨 Follow 👉@backpaintip for daily pain management tips📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! 🔔Turn on post notifications so you never miss a post! 🟦 Feeling stiff or achy in your mid to lower back, give these exercises a try. No equipment needed. Just you, a floor, and 5-10 min. 🟩 This is where understanding the body as a kinetic-chain⛓️comes into play. If motion is lacking at one joint, an adjacent joint may be stressed leading to injury. Mobility in these areas help with shoulder, neck, and low back health. 1⃣ Kneeling Thoracic Rotation Quadruped Pass Through Rotation 2⃣ Open Book (no foam roller needed) 3⃣ Scorpion 4⃣ Lower Trunk Rotation 5⃣ Quadruped Lateral Rocking Follow 👉@backpaintip for daily pain management tips📚 💜TAG AND SHARE - WE ALL NEED MORE MOVEMENT💜 by @dr.giardina.dpt #spinalhealth #thoracicmobility #posturecorrector #scoliosisexercise #rangeofmotion #backpainrelief #kinstretch #backpain #correctiveexercise #backexercises #backexercise #scoliosisstrong #prehab #injuryprevention #backrehab #scoliosiswarrior #scoliosis #mobilitywod #mobilitywork #scoliosisawareness #healthyspine #neckpain #jointhealth #performbetter #lowbackpainrelief #backpain #posturecorrection #mobilitytraining #backhealth #spinemobility - @backpaintip 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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📚🔬 Taping for Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome ℹ️ℹ️ BACKGROUND: Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) is characterized by anterior knee pain and/or pain in the retro-patellar and/or peri-patellar region. ℹ️ Pain typically increases with activities such as: Squatting. Kneeling. Stair climbing. Prolonged sitting. ℹ️ The underlying causes of PFPS are multifactorial and may be associated with biomechanical and or neurophysiological changes at the pelvis, hip, knee or ankle regions. ℹ️ Taping is frequently used as part of the multi-modal management for PFPS, including: McConnell Patellofemoral Joint Taping (PFJT). Tibial Internal Rotation Limitation Taping (TIRLT). ℹ️ Clifford et al. (2020), investigated the effects of TIRLT, PFJT and no taping on perceived pain and lower limb kinematics during a lunge and single leg squat (SLS) in people with PFPS. 🔬🔬 METHODS: This cross-sectional study compared the effects of TIRLT, PFJT and no taping, on knee pain and lower limb kinematics during two pain-provoking movements in people with PFPS. 🔬 Participants with PFPS (n = 23) performed a lunge and SLS under three randomised conditions: TIRLT, PFJT and no taping. 🔬 The Codamotion system captured and analysed lower limb kinematic data in the sagittal, transverse and coronal planes. 🔬 Peak knee pain intensity during the movement was assessed using the Numerical Rating Scale (NRS). 📊📊 RESULTS: Participants reported significantly less pain with the TIRLT and PFJT techniques compared with no tape during the lunge and SLS. 📊 There was no evidence of altered lower limb kinematics accompanying pain reductions with either taping technique. ✅✅ CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE: Both forms of taping may be useful adjuncts as the short-term benefit of pain relief may enable participation in more active forms of rehabilitation. 🧠🧠 Thoughts? Questions? Comments? 👇🏽 Write them below. 📚📚📚 SOURCE: Clifford et al. 2020. The effects of McConnell patellofemoral joint and tibial internal rotation limitation taping techniques in people with Patellofemoral pain syndrome. Gait & Posture. 82, pp 266-272. - @physicaltherapyresearch on Instagram
💥Shoulder Instability💥 • • 🚨Shoulder Instability is typically caused by one of three things (or a combination): • 1️⃣ROTATOR CUFF PATHOLOGY: The rotator cuff’s primary job is to stabilize the shoulder joint with overhead movements. • 2️⃣SHOULDER LABRUM PATHOLOGY: The labrum functions to deepen the socket of the shoulder joint, as well as be an attachment for other structures and tissues around the joint. • 3️⃣REPETITIVE STRAIN: If you mix in one of the above impairments with a repetitive motion, it may irritate the area and cause further wear and tear to the shoulder. • ‼️There is one commonality I often find with all three causes above. There are MUSCLE IMBALANCES that are causing inefficient movement patterns. • 🔊Check out these exercises to improve shoulder stability with emphasis placed on MAINTAINING SCAPULAR STABILITY throughout each movement: . 1️⃣Serratus Slides w/Resistance Band 2️⃣Resisted Push Up + 3️⃣TB External Rotation 4️⃣Sidelying External Rotation 5️⃣90/90 TB External Rotation 6️⃣Terrible 5s 7️⃣Standing Row/W/Y 8️⃣Theraband Angels 9️⃣Kettlebell Arm Bar • 🔑Keep in mind that these exercises all very in difficulty. It’s your physical therapist or trainer’s job to implement them when you are READY. • ⚠️Disclaimer: this is for knowledge basis only; not medical advice; if you have pain or functional limitations, see your local physical therapist. • 📍TAG A FRIEND ✔️/ SHARE ✔️/ SAVE ✔️/COMMENT ✔️ • 📲DM or comment below if you have any questions regarding shoulder rehab! - @tridentphysicaltherapy on Instagram
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När ryggskottet smygit sig på, testa dessa övningar! #jamtkliniken #dontstopmoving - @jamtkliniken on Instagram
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Massage therapist looking for qualification to work with sports athletes? Happy to study in Brighton, Sussex? ▫️ Still spaces avaialable on the Fast Track L3 Sports Massage course I teach for @sussexschoolofnaturaltherapiesstarts starting next week (Sep12th). ▫️ Details in their post below. 👇🏼 Repost @sussexschoolofnaturaltherapies by @media.repost: Level 3 Diploma in Sports Massage - Fast Track Starting Monday 12th September 2020 10am-4pm 🌱 This fast track course is for those who wish to attend the Level 4 Sports Massage course and already have a Level 3 qualification in Massage 🌱 The content of this qualification consists of all the required elements needed to work effectively and efficiently as a sports massage therapist and to cover areas not in general massage qualifications. 🌱 Course content will include: ▪️Anatomy & Physiology for Sports Massage ▪️Principles of Exercise, Fitness & Health ▪️Soft Tissue Dysfunction ▪️Professional Practice ▪️Sports Massage Techniques 🌱 For full course details visit www.sussexschoolofnaturaltherapies.co.uk or message @sussexschoolofnaturaltherapies 🌱 #sussexschoolofnaturaltherapies #sportsmassagetherapy #sportsmassagetraining #level3sportsmassage #level4sportsmassage - @runchatlive on Instagram
🚶🏼♀️The Piriformis muscle is a tiny muscle that attaches to the hip and the femur. Not only stretching does it helps ease back pain, it helps ease ankle and knee pain as well! 🚶🏼♀️Walking with a tight piriformis puts extra strain on the inside and outside of your knee due to the slight external rotation. Making the outside too tight, and the inside too weak, causing an unstable joint. 🚶🏼♀️A tight piriformis can be caused by over lifting, prolonged sitting or lying down, sleeping in an uncomfortable position, and a poorly fitting backpack 🚶🏼♀️ If you’ve learned anything from this post it’s don’t forget to stretch and book your appointment to stretch those muscles you never knew you had! • • • •#hipflexorstretch #hipflexors #exercise #spine #fitness #rehab #injuries #rehabilitation #movement #pain #massage #maualtherapy #injuryprevention #injury #mobility #stamfordct #chiropracticcare #chiropractor #theraputic #backpain #kneepain #therapy #wellness #back #stamford #ct - @stamford.spine on Instagram
#Repost @tridentphysicaltherapy • • • • • • Farmingdale, New York 💥ACL Rehab:Early Phase💥 • • 📚ACL sprains and tears are one of the most common knee injuries in sports. It typically happens in one of the following ways: 🔹A quick change of direction 🔹A sudden stop 🔹Landing incorrectly from a jump 🔹Direct collision, such as getting tackled • 🚨Early Phase Goals: ✔️Good quad control ✔️Full passive knee extension ✔️Passive knee flexion ROM 0-90 degrees ✔️Good patellar mobility ✔️Minimal inflammation/swelling ✔️Independent ambulation • 🔑I cannot stress enough how important it is to get full knee extension back. It makes the walking pattern more efficient and makes rehab down the road SO much easier! • 🔊Check out a few exercises for the early phase of ACL rehab: 1️⃣Quad Sets 2️⃣AAROM Knee Flexion 3️⃣Heel Slides w/Strap 4️⃣SLRx4 5️⃣Physioball Bridge 6️⃣Standing TKE 7️⃣Prone TKE 8️⃣Mini Squats • ⚠️Disclaimer: this is for knowledge basis only; not medical advice; It is your physical therapist’s job to implement specific exercises accordingly when the time is right based off your progress. • 📍TAG A FRIEND ✔️/ SHARE ✔️/ SAVE ✔️/COMMENT ✔️ • 📲DM or comment below if you have any questions regarding early ACL (P)rehab! - @acl_indonesia on Instagram
