Shoulder yoga completed before getting ready for work. This was really nice as I could feel a lot of tightness in my shoulders. #shoulderyoga #runnersyoga #earlymorningyoga #goodmorning #greatstarttotheday #gettingreadyforthrday #shouodertension #selfcare #lookingafterme
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Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” Also, we understand that other issues can contribute to symptoms in this area. As always, consult with a medical doctor to present your concerns. Want to learn more? Click the link in our bio! Follow 👉@tips_backpain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
ACTIVE SHOULDER MOBILITY -Which one of these is your favorite?👇 ‼️Far too often individuals waste their time holding passive stretches which are only providing temporary results. Here are some unique exercises to actively improve your shoulder mobility! When activating at end ranges you will create long lasting mobility improvements. 1️⃣Overhead Liftoff - Foam Roller 2️⃣Shoulder Around The World – Wall Support 3️⃣Prone Snow Angel Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @theprehabguys (thank you)
Day 4. Sunrise. The start of a new day. The feeling of all that is yet to be. This has always beeny favourite time of day and getting to practice yoga at this time is just something special. ⚘️NEW SPRING CHALLENGE🐦 #SpringLovesYoga Spring reminds us of the beauty of change, marking a fresh start for nature and all creatures. What better way to celebrate World Happiness Week than by sharing our spring-scented yoga practices? March 18-22, 2024 🌻Day 1 : any tree/flower pose 🦋Day 2 : any insect pose 🐦Day 3 : any bird pose 🐎Day 4 : any mammal pose 🐝Day 5 : any pose that spring evokes Sponsors : @circe_yoga @coonandoo @jossjaffe @petes_choice @plankpad_official Hosts: @butterflyspirityoga_b @byogiz @cilantroyoga @happyyogadays @mettavibeswithpau @nuranacarbassenko @takeshi.ogino How to participate: 1. Follow all hosts and sponsors 2. Repost the flyer to your page and tag a few friends 3. Look to the hosts pages for daily pose inspiration 4. Post daily using #SpringLovesYoga and don’t forget to tag your hosts and sponsors 5. Have fun and make sure your profile is set to public so we can see your posts in the gallery! yogabodyart #yogaconnect #yogaconnection #springyoga #fullbodyyoga #loversyoga #yogaforlove #yogaforlife #lovingyoga #yogalover #yogalovers #happyyogi #capetown #capetownyoga #tigerpose #tigervariation #vyaghrasana #vyaghrasanavariation #yogashape #shapesofyoga #asana #yogapose #yogastretch #fullbodyworkout #shoulderyoga #shoulderstretch #summeryoga
💥𝐌𝐢𝐝-𝐁𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐏𝐚𝐢𝐧💥 —— 👉Today’ covers rehab exercises for mid-back pain, which can be associated with a number of structures including the trapezius, rhomboids, thoracic joints and ribs. - 🔎Mid-back pain is a common complaint in the physical therapy clinic and can be associated with a number of factors including stress, repetitive work, trauma and/or sustained postures. - 🧠Like many other types of physical pain, a combination of mobilization, stretching and resistance training can be very helpful for combating this problem. Shown in this video are a series of exercises to try if you suffer from pain in this region. - ✅Follow 👉@spinefrequency for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! #shoulderpain #wristpain #correctiveexercise #shouldermobility #functionalfitness #shouderstretch #shouldermobilityexercise #shoulderpainexercises #wristpainexercises #thoracicmobility #wriststretches #mobilitywork #shoulderimpingement #shoulderlabrum #shoulderday #stiffshoulder #spinefrequency #shouldermobilization #mobility #mobilityflow #mobilityexercises #shoulderyoga #mobilitytraining #functionalmovement #rangeofmotion #movewell
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💥𝐌𝐢𝐝-𝐁𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐏𝐚𝐢𝐧💥 —— 👉Today’s video covers rehab exercises for mid-back pain, which can be associated with a number of structures including the trapezius, rhomboids, thoracic joints and ribs. - 🔎Mid-back pain is a common complaint in the physical therapy clinic and can be associated with a number of factors including stress, repetitive work, trauma and/or sustained postures. - 🧠Like many other types of physical pain, a combination of mobilization, stretching and resistance training can be very helpful for combating this problem. Shown in this video are a series of exercises to try if you suffer from pain in this region. - ✅Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @RehabScience (thank you)
Shown are exercises to help restore your shoulder external rotation range of motion following an injury (i.e. SLAP tear, AC joint sprain, frozen shoulder) or surgery. These aren’t perfectly linear progressions, but they’re meant to provide you with options for increasing or decreasing the difficulty of the exercise as needed. Start with the option that matches your current tolerance and function, and then gradually progress over time. If you’ve had surgery, you’ll undoubtedly start with the easiest possible options, if not even easier than what is shown, and progress based on healing timeframes, symptoms, and functional measures. If you’ve had surgery or you’re going to get surgery, you’ll eventually perform most of these movements, but your timeline, precautions, and goals will differ. For example, the number one priority after surgery is to protect the surgical repair. Therefore, you’ll be immobilized in a sling and might have range of motion restrictions for a period of time. The number of repetitions may vary based on the speed at which you perform a particular movement. Therefore, it might be helpful to think about accumulating 30-60 seconds total per set. Also, depending on where you’re at with your rehab, these can be done for 2-3 sets, 1-3 times per day. This scenario is likely reserved for individuals after surgery who need to decrease postoperative stiffness when they’ve been given the green light to do so. Otherwise, 2-3 times per week for most people needing to work on shoulder external rotation range of motion is plenty. Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
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Want to improve your shoulder range of motion? Here are 5 recommendations: 1. You should place an emphasis on exercises targeting flexion, extension, external rotation and internal rotation. Thoracic mobility is also a consideration. 2. Your goal should be to aim for full range of motion, or very close to it. “Normal” values are often referenced as 160°-180° for flexion, 40°-60° for extension, 70°-90° for external rotation, and 50°-70° for internal rotation. While you can these values, understand these are rather arbitrary. Due to individual variance, other preferred options include using your other shoulder as a reference or working toward numbers based on what you need for your desired activities. 3. If appropriate, self assess your range of motion by filming yourself. This will allow you to determine your baseline and objectively measure progress over time. 4. Understand that each person will progress at different rates and exercise selection will vary based on the surgery, precautions, history, goals, etc. 5. Improving range of motion takes time. Focus on the quality of your movement, keep exercises tolerable, minimize symptoms the next day, and stay consistent. To learn how to assess your shoulder range of motion and additional exercises, click the link in out bio! Follow 👉@tips_backpain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
Foam Roller Routine 🔋 This post focuses on exercises one can perform with a foam roller. 1️⃣ The most popular use with a foam roller is self-Myofascial release (Foam Rolling) ➡️ Foam rolling is a form of self-Myofascial release (SMR) 🤌🏼 However, there are other exercises that can also be performed with a foam roller that can target the core, hinge mechanics, serratus anterior, stretching, mobility, etc. Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @schaefit_ (thank you)
Want to improve your shoulder range of motion? Here are 5 recommendations: 1. You should place an emphasis on exercises targeting flexion, extension, external rotation and internal rotation. Thoracic mobility is also a consideration. 2. Your goal should be to aim for full range of motion, or very close to it. “Normal” values are often referenced as 160°-180° for flexion, 40°-60° for extension, 70°-90° for external rotation, and 50°-70° for internal rotation. While you can these values, understand these are rather arbitrary. Due to individual variance, other preferred options include using your other shoulder as a reference or working toward numbers based on what you need for your desired activities. 3. If appropriate, self assess your range of motion by filming yourself. This will allow you to determine your baseline and objectively measure progress over time. 4. Understand that each person will progress at different rates and exercise selection will vary based on the surgery, precautions, history, goals, etc. 5. Improving range of motion takes time. Focus on the quality of your movement, keep exercises tolerable, minimize symptoms the next day, and stay consistent. To learn how to assess your shoulder range of motion and additional exercises, click the link in out bio! Follow 👉@fixback_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
What’s your favorite shoulder Y variation? Let us know👇 ‼️Shoulder Y’s have become very popular for lower trap activation and strengthening. It is also a great bang for your buck scapula stability exercise. The problem is that it is often performed incorrectly. This post will show you many Shoulder Y variations. Find a variation that feels best for you! ➡️Exercises here include: 1️⃣Diagonal Pull Apart - Band 2️⃣Overhead Lift Off - Foam Roller 3️⃣Prone Ys 4️⃣Shoulder Ys - Swissball 5️⃣Tall Plank Ys 6️⃣Bant Over Y - Dumbbell 🙋Looking for more comprehensive shoulder programming to get you out of shoulder pain and/or prevent future shoulder injuries? Check out the link in bio! Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @theprehabguys (thank you)
Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” Also, we understand that other issues can contribute to symptoms in this area. As always, consult with a medical doctor to present your concerns. If you want to learn more, click the link in our bio! Follow 👉@tips_backpain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” Also, we understand that other issues can contribute to symptoms in this area. As always, consult with a medical doctor to present your concerns. If you want to learn more, click the link in our bio! Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” Also, we understand that other issues can contribute to symptoms in this area. As always, consult with a medical doctor to present your concerns. If you want to learn more, click the link in our bio! Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @tips_backpain Follow 👉@tips_backpain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
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Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @back_painfix Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
🙋Can’t feel your serratus anterior with exercises? Do you believe this is the reason for your shoulder and/or neck issues? We got you covered in this post!! 💪The serratus anterior may just be the most important muscle in the shoulder girdle complex as it truly provides the foundation for a healthy shoulder and shoulder blade! You definitely want to target this muscle with your shoulder prehab, but it's common for people to say they don’t think they’re ‘activating it’ or ‘they can feel it working’. Try this exercises to get that serratus anterior firing! Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @theprehabguys (thank you)
Opening your shoulders = creating space in your body = space to breathe = better quality of breath = more energy + improves concentration❤️ #shoulderyoga #yogaforshoulders #strongshoulders #shouldermobility #yogateacher #yogabliss #yogapractice
Shoulder love! Posted this a few years ago now and thought it deserved dusting off and sharing again 🥰 #tightshoulders If you’re strong and hold tension like I do in the shoulders then it’s a challenge to find poses that can help prize them open! These 2 are great as Kapotasana prep work, both delving deeply into the thoracic spine, latissimus dorsi (armpits) and supra/infra spinartus (shoulder blades). • For the first one, if you have a tendency to overuse your lumbar arch, really try to bring your attention to the sternum and focus on lifting your heart. • For the second one curiously o find using the lumbar arch helps me access more deeper into the shoulders! • Yoga is a magnifying glass, it highlights the good stuff and it certainly highlights the nitty gritty too. It teaches us to be equanimous throughout, to let go of our ego and be humble. I never said it was easy, but it’s certainly worth it 😉😊🙏 • • • • • #kapotasana #kapotasanaprep #intermediateseries #lovebackbend #shoulderworkout #shoulderyoga #yoga #loveyoga
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𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐫 𝐦𝐨𝐛𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 • 𝘳𝘰𝘶𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘦 As always sharing my favorite movements - snippets & parts of my own, personal practice that’s focused a lot on shoulder work again lately. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ——— 𝘮𝘶𝘴𝘪𝘤: @𝘴𝘰𝘭𝘳𝘪𝘴𝘪𝘯𝘨
Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” Also, we understand that other issues can contribute to symptoms in this area. As always, consult with a medical doctor to present your concerns. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @tips_backpain Follow 👉@tips_backpain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
Here are two progressions for targeting the rotator cuff through shoulder elevation: Progression 1: Angel Progression Level 1 – Band or Cable A. Level 2 – Band or Cable T. Level 3 – Band or Cable Y. Level 4 – Banded Angel. Progression 2: Prone Progression If you don’t have access to a cable or band, you can perform similar movements while lying on your stomach. For levels 1-3, perform on an incline bench or elevated surface either with or without weights. For level 4, perform a prone angel on the floor. Levels 1- 3: 3 sets of 12-15 repetitions and level 4: 3-4 sets of 8–12 repetitions. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @dr.back_pain Follow 👉@dr.back_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” Also, we understand that other issues can contribute to symptoms in this area. As always, consult with a medical doctor to present your concerns. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @back_painfix Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” Also, we understand that other issues can contribute to symptoms in this area. As always, consult with a medical doctor to present your concerns. If you want to learn more, click the link in our bio! Follow 👉@tips_backpain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
ARE WINGING SHOULDER BLADES ACTUALLY THAT BAD? Comment your thoughts below👇 🙋Have you heard that your shoulder blade moves weird? Has your physical therapist told you that your scapular movement is not smooth? 💯In good harmony, the scapula is able to move through its range of upward rotation without issue. However, when this muscular balance is disturbed, and scapular motion or position becomes altered, we call this scapular dyskinesia. ‼️It’s important to be clear: scapular dyskinesia is not an injury or a musculoskeletal diagnosis by itself. Rather, it is hypothesized to relate to injury/pain or occur secondarily to changes in shoulder muscle activation, humeral position/motion, and various other mechanisms. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @dr.back_pain Follow 👉@dr.back_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @theprehabguys (thank you)
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Cervical radiculopathy refers to neurological changes, such as numbness and weakness in the arms and hands, due to an issue originating in the neck - most commonly a herniated disc or degenerative changes that encroach on a nerve. Other characteristics include pain, reduced range of motion, and symptoms in the scapular region. — Since it has a favorable natural history and outcomes between surgical and nonsurgical treatment are similar, nonoperative management is usually the first recommendation. — Exercises should focus on improving function, such as strength and range of motion of the neck, upper back, and shoulders, rather than trying to change the structure of your spine. — Additionally, it is important to consider how other lifestyle factors may contribute to your symptoms, such as diminished sleep quality or quantity, heightened stress, general physical inactivity, and sustained aggravating postures or positions. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @dr.back_pain Follow 👉@dr.back_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
ARE WINGING SHOULDER BLADES ACTUALLY THAT BAD? Comment your thoughts below👇 🙋Have you heard that your shoulder blade moves weird? Has your physical therapist told you that your scapular movement is not smooth? 💯In good harmony, the scapula is able to move through its range of upward rotation without issue. However, when this muscular balance is disturbed, and scapular motion or position becomes altered, we call this scapular dyskinesia. ‼️It’s important to be clear: scapular dyskinesia is not an injury or a musculoskeletal diagnosis by itself. Rather, it is hypothesized to relate to injury/pain or occur secondarily to changes in shoulder muscle activation, humeral position/motion, and various other mechanisms. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @fixback_pain Follow 👉@fixback_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @theprehabguys (thank you)
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome . 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. . 🔹Quadruped thoracic rotation. Incorporating arm movement can help with nerve sensitivities. . 🔹Active neck stretch. Hold a bench or chair to depress shoulder blade, side bend your neck away, and look up toward ceiling. Active stretching will likely be more advantageous than static stretching so slowly move in and out of this stretch. . 🔹Active pec stretch. Perform a push up and rotate away from the target muscle. It is recommended you perform with hands elevated so can place an emphasis on stretching and technique. . 🔹Prone Angel. Goal is to strengthen the shoulder and back muscles. If going overhead is symptomatic, just move your arms within a comfortable range of motion. . If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @fixback_pain Follow 👉@fixback_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
ARE WINGING SHOULDER BLADES ACTUALLY THAT BAD? Comment your thoughts below👇 🙋Have you heard that your shoulder blade moves weird? Has your physical therapist told you that your scapular movement is not smooth? 💯In good harmony, the scapula is able to move through its range of upward rotation without issue. However, when this muscular balance is disturbed, and scapular motion or position becomes altered, we call this scapular dyskinesia. ‼️It’s important to be clear: scapular dyskinesia is not an injury or a musculoskeletal diagnosis by itself. Rather, it is hypothesized to relate to injury/pain or occur secondarily to changes in shoulder muscle activation, humeral position/motion, and various other mechanisms. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @back_painfix Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @theprehabguys (thank you)
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💥𝐑𝐡𝐨𝐦𝐛𝐨𝐢𝐝 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠💥 —— 📚The rhomboid muscles (rhomboid major and minor) are located between the shoulder blades and the spine and work to retract, inferiorly rotate and elevate the scapulae. - 🔎Rhomboid minor is located just above rhomboid major and runs from the spinous processes of C7-T1 to the medial end of the scapular spine. Rhomboid major runs from the spinous processes of T2-5 to the medial scapular border. Both muscles are innervated by the dorsal scapular nerve (C5). - 🧠The rhomboids are thought to be a common myofascial source of mid-back pain and/or tightness. Besides potentially using a bit of manual therapy to assess/treat the muscles themselves and the surrounding joints, it is usually helpful to also load them via resistance training. . 1️⃣Prone T 2️⃣Banded Reverse Fly 3️⃣Prone Y 4️⃣Cable Row 5️⃣Landmine Row •••••••••• If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @fixback_pain Follow 👉@fixback_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @rehabscience (thank you)
⁉️ Can't get rid of that knot at your shoulder blade? 👍🏼 This post should help you out! 😖 I can't tell you the amount of people that I've worked with who feel that they can never get rid of this nagging pain, no matter how much they try to "release" it through self massage, foam rolling, "trigger point" release techniques, etc ❌ However, the majority of the time, these strategies come up short because the problem wasn't really in the muscle to begin with! 🤔 Many times the problem is actually due to an irritated or sensitive spine (usually near the base of the neck/cervical spine and upper back/thoracic spine) that is sensitive to repetitive movements or sustained postures in every day life ⚡ These areas can actually REFER pain down into the shoulder blade region, even though the area of actual irritation is higher up ✅ To combat this, it can be helpful to shift your focus of exercise to getting these areas of the spine to move as well as strengthening/moving the shoulder blades 🎥 This post shows just a few examples that can help you on your way to better managing and improving your pain/tightness: 1️⃣ Kneeling Cat-Camel 2️⃣ Quadruped Thoracic Cat-Camel 3️⃣ Sidelying Thoracic Sweeps 4️⃣ Half Kneeling Thoracic Rotation 5️⃣ Prone Chin Tuck Retraction 6️⃣ Quadruped Rockback 7️⃣ Serratus Wall Roll 💥 In addition to the exercises listed above, simply changing/modifying your posture/positioning more frequently throughout the day can go a LONG way as well! 💯 Your body, especially your spine, craves movement, so you're not doing it any favors by slaving over your computer screen for hours at a time in the same position day in and day out 🚨 As I always remind you guys, the exercises/suggestions in this post may not be the PERFECT fit for YOU individually...what YOU may need to work on may vary to some degree If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @tips_backpain Follow 👉@tips_backpain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @dr.caleb.burgess (thank you) #shoulderpain #wristpain
Who is Ready for Some Yoga? I Am!! I Am!!! Aging is the enemy of our muscles and joints with the shoulders being particularly vulnerable. My heart goes out to all the grandparents and parents in our community who want to crawl around on the floor and play with the kiddos or just lift them high on their shoulders so they can see the parade passing by, but can't because of shoulder injuries or pain. Being mindful of the things we used to do that we can't do anymore is the first step in getting our bodies into better shape for all the fun things ahead and signing up for a good yoga class with a qualified teacher might be a safe and effective way to get on the path to a more active lifestyle and overall better health. Register at the link in our bio. #heartofblissyoga #glenmoorepa #chesterspringspa #ludwigscorner #shoulderyoga
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💥Strong Shoulders💥 ⁉️ Want some solid shoulder and upper back bodyweight strengthening options? 🎥 Check these out: 1️⃣ Prone A 2️⃣ Prone T - Elbows Bent to 90 Degrees 3️⃣ Prone T 4️⃣ Prone Y 5️⃣ Prone Overhead Press 6️⃣ Prone Angels 7️⃣ Prone Angel Opposites 8️⃣ Prone Swimmers 9️⃣ Prone Swimmer Opposites 🎯 You can perform them off of a bench as shown, perform off of the corner of your bed, or perform face down on the ground 💥 These are not necessarily ordered in order of difficulty, so just choose a few that challenge you and aim for a goal of 2-4 sets of 10-15 reps 🚨 Keep in mind that you can make any of these exercises harder by either: 🔹 Performing them slower 🔹 Performing them while holding small weights or something similar (water bottles, cans, etc) in your hands If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @fixback_pain Follow 👉@fixback_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @dr.caleb.burgess (thank you) ⁉️ Questions? Comments? Send me a message or leave a comment below ⬇️⬇️⬇️
Shown are two exercise progressions for targeting the rotator cuff through shoulder elevation: #1: Angel Progression Level 1 – Band or Cable A Level 2 – Band or Cable T Level 3 – Band or Cable Y Level 4 – Banded Angel #2: Prone Progression If you don’t have access to a cable or band, you can perform similar movements while lying on your stomach. For levels 1-3, perform on an incline bench or elevated surface either with or without weights. For level 4, perform a prone angel on the floor. Levels 1- 3: 3 sets of 12-15 repetitions and level 4: 3-4 sets of 8–12 repetitions. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @fixforbackpain Follow 👉@fixforbackpain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
Healing Shoulders: amazing new slow paced practice. Was getting tired through this and a great way to check shoulder back hamstring progress. Really breathed into getting hips skittle farther up over shoulders for easier step up into Pincha or forearm balance. Feathered peacock is its more accurate translation and I did definitely get closer in. It’s quite tricky but with the work I’ve done to release my very sore left shoulder / side what a difference. I can fe my torso really aligning now as trapped and twisted muscles / tissues are at last wrinkling out. So much more strength and flex in my body, what a great feeling especially at the moment. The British black ops are targeting me wanting to destroy higher consciousness and anything they don’t control or parasite from. It’s a really foul and violent atmosphere in the town where the stores and high street are rigged luciferian agendas. I’m going to stay in my healing timeline of organic practices and this very enjoyable slow flow meditation with intentioned focus on breath is working. Whilst this is the practice of course, we can easily lose breath when it’s getting challenging, 😅 giving it extra intention. My splits is progressing also and feel a lot releasing in my quads / flexors , groins and so on. I want to keep my ability to feel energy, sensations, my central nervous system and it’s desire to speak to us. It’s wanted me of many things, I listen to it and need to honour its name as we speak. Keeping it all healthy with daily yoga has made me feel really light, it’s not been easy though, needs nurture. Lots of adjustments which have been traumatic at times but what transformation in discovering a yoga body. Yoga joins us to the creative source light, clearing trauma from our subtle energetic bodies. A lot of ego has been removed in favour of higher ways and better applications despite threats from thugs. Great yoga days of higher energy portal 🍇🧬🩸🤸🏼♂️🔥🙂🙏 #pinchamayurasana #splits #forearmstand #shoulderyoga #armbalance #oujia #yogabreath #oujyi #vegan
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⁉️ Can't get rid of that knot at your shoulder blade? 👍🏼 This post should help you out! 😖 I can't tell you the amount of people that I've worked with who feel that they can never get rid of this nagging pain, no matter how much they try to "release" it through self massage, foam rolling, "trigger point" release techniques, etc ❌ However, the majority of the time, these strategies come up short because the problem wasn't really in the muscle to begin with! 🤔 Many times the problem is actually due to an irritated or sensitive spine (usually near the base of the neck/cervical spine and upper back/thoracic spine) that is sensitive to repetitive movements or sustained postures in every day life ⚡ These areas can actually REFER pain down into the shoulder blade region, even though the area of actual irritation is higher up ✅ To combat this, it can be helpful to shift your focus of exercise to getting these areas of the spine to move as well as strengthening/moving the shoulder blades 🎥 This post shows just a few examples that can help you on your way to better managing and improving your pain/tightness: 1️⃣ Kneeling Cat-Camel 2️⃣ Quadruped Thoracic Cat-Camel 3️⃣ Sidelying Thoracic Sweeps 4️⃣ Half Kneeling Thoracic Rotation 5️⃣ Prone Chin Tuck Retraction 6️⃣ Quadruped Rockback 7️⃣ Serratus Wall Roll 💥 In addition to the exercises listed above, simply changing/modifying your posture/positioning more frequently throughout the day can go a LONG way as well! 💯 Your body, especially your spine, craves movement, so you're not doing it any favors by slaving over your computer screen for hours at a time in the same position day in and day out 🚨 As I always remind you guys, the exercises/suggestions in this post may not be the PERFECT fit for YOU individually...what YOU may need to work on may vary to some degree If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @back_painfix Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @dr.caleb.burgess (thank you) #shoulderpain #wristpain
Save this post so you can use it the next time your shoulders are tense! 🧘🏼♀️ When you’re dealing with chronic fatigue, your muscles tend to get a little stiff and tense. Especially our shoulder area holds a lot of tension. Try these 7 moves to bring back ease in the body. 1️⃣Shoulder blade pencil presses: press your shoulder blades towards each other like you’re pressing a pencil in between them. Don’t collapse in your back. Then move your shoulder blades away from each other. Repeat 8 times. 2️⃣ Puppy pose: this one is great to relax in. Keep your shoulder blades broad across your back. You can place your forehead on the mat or on a block. 3️⃣Shoulder side bending: move your shoulders all the way to the left and then all the way to the right. Make sure you move from your shoulders and not your waist. Repeat every side 8 times. 4️⃣Side puppy stretch: thuis is great for focusing on each individual shoulder. Think of moving your armpit towards the mat. Hold for 3-5 breaths on each side. 5️⃣Thread the needle: this is great for the shoulders and the upper back. You can vary by pressing one hand into the mat for a deep stretch, or walking the hand up to the top of the mat. Hold for 3-5 breaths on each side. 6️⃣ Shoulder strengthening: in order for our muscles to be flexible and relaxed we do need some strength in them. This move can be quite intense so don’t worry if today you don’t feel like doing it. Always listen to your body and its needs. Repeat 8 times on each side. 7️⃣Chest opener: the shoulders are connected to our chest. A tight chest means that our shoulders are more rounded and tensed as well. There are two variations. One with your arm out at a 90 degree angle, and one using cactus arms. The latter is the more intense stretch for me. Try them out and see which you like best! Let me know how these movements were for you! 🧡
The lower trap is a crucial periscapular muscle and is often lacking control & strength. Here are some exercises you can use to help build your Lower Traps! Which one is your favorite?! 👇👇 ➡️Exercises include: 1️⃣Shoulder Flexion - Banded Pull Apart 2️⃣Prone Ws 3️⃣D2 Shoulder Flexion – Band 4️⃣Prone Y - Head Lift 5️⃣Resisted Overhead Press - Band If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @fixback_pain Follow 👉@fixback_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @theprehabguys (thank you)
RHOMBOID PAIN — Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. — Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. — It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10 minute walks to break that up? — Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. — The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect for this to be a “quick fix.” — Also, we understand that other issues can contribute to symptoms in this area. As always, consult with a medical doctor to present your concerns. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @fixback_pain Follow 👉@fixback_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
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Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @dr.back_pain Follow 👉@dr.back_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
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Here are two progressions for targeting the rotator cuff through shoulder elevation: Progression 1: Angel Progression Level 1 – Band or Cable A. Level 2 – Band or Cable T. Level 3 – Band or Cable Y. Level 4 – Banded Angel. Progression 2: Prone Progression If you don’t have access to a cable or band, you can perform similar movements while lying on your stomach. For levels 1-3, perform on an incline bench or elevated surface either with or without weights. For level 4, perform a prone angel on the floor. Levels 1- 3: 3 sets of 12-15 repetitions and level 4: 3-4 sets of 8–12 repetitions. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @rehab.fix Follow 👉@rehab.fix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
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Today we are exploring yoga for the shoulders. Here are some of the exercises that really help me with my shoulders. Let’s give our shoulders a little love and focus this week. Save this to refer back to it each day, Then come back and let me know how this helped you! AW Be great to yourself today! Take those arms out to the side and wrap them around yourself! Acknowledge you and tell yourself, I LOVE YOU! #yogawithamanda #yogajourneywithamanda #yogafortheshoulders #shoulderyoga #yogapractice #shoulderexercises #yogainspiration #shoulderyoga #yogalove #yogagram #yogaeverywhere #yogaeveryday #yogaeverydamnday #yogapose #yogajourney #yogagirl #yogafun #yogaposesforbeginners #yogaforeveryone #yogaforhealth #yogaforever #namaste #healthylifestyle #selflove #mindfulness #selfcare #wellness
Releasing so Much: an amazing stretch through my whole being with Wildthing. Opens the heart and almost every Chakra. It’s pretty normal to have differences between our left + right side of body. I’ve had all sort of tight / misaligned issues mainly on my left. This posture really highlighted those differences when I was more naturally able to align the right side but had difficulties on the left. Through all last year I had many significant releasing / anatomical adjusting in my body. The left side of neck for example. Then after other releases the left shoulder which I’ve had to additional work with elastics, very small light weights to get fluids and strengthen all the tissues there. It’s worked and I’m more equal on both sides. Amazing stretching and feel my front body more open as well as shoulders which this opens / strengthens. Assignment is so crucial as is everything. Sadly the violent and fascist British lucifer who once banned India from it’s ancient texts and yoga are targeting me each day as we tumble to the schemes they have in place. The particularly foul and addicted females who are very mind controlled are very evident last night trying to stop me in town and at the store. The stores are all rigged and trying To force people to work for them. I’m now keeping with my organic timeline which they try to attach to being parasitic. Time to be mindful with practice as deep trapped toxins are being challenged which they don’t like, they want to be left to cause problems in their cycle of ill health. The heart chakra and being able to feel and hear higher self despite illuminati targeting is a miracle in itself. The foul low vibrational boils that target me cannot feel any higher frequencies, only corrupt controller dark mother instructions. The bad toxins in my shoulders and back are slowly being removed it’s incredible to feel the space / freedom there. The British want me destroyed because I’m a good person, a human. The universe of organic truths wants me to heal / release 🙂❤️🩹❤️🤸🏼♂️🧬🌊 #wildthingpose #camatkarasana #yogainspiration #heartchakra💚 #openheart #shoulderyoga #myyogapractice #backbends #vegan #targetedindividual
Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @fixforbackpain Follow 👉@fixforbackpain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
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Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @fixback_pain Follow 👉@fixback_pain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
Here are two progressions for targeting the rotator cuff through shoulder elevation: Progression 1: Angel Progression Level 1 – Band or Cable A. Level 2 – Band or Cable T. Level 3 – Band or Cable Y. Level 4 – Banded Angel. Progression 2: Prone Progression If you don’t have access to a cable or band, you can perform similar movements while lying on your stomach. For levels 1-3, perform on an incline bench or elevated surface either with or without weights. For level 4, perform a prone angel on the floor. Levels 1- 3: 3 sets of 12-15 repetitions and level 4: 3-4 sets of 8–12 repetitions. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @fixforbackpain Follow 👉@fixforbackpain for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
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Symptoms experienced between the shoulder blades, often referred to as “rhomboid pain,” is more likely associated with irritation of the neck. Therefore, it can be helpful to modify positions, postures, or movements that are aggravating. However, there is no perfect posture or position that’s going to be the answer to all of your problems. Explore what works well for you rather than trying to be rigid with your approach. And…move often. It’s also important to consider other aspects of your life, such as stress, diminished sleep quality or quantity, or periods of prolonged inactivity. If you notice that certain lifestyle factors contribute to your symptoms, see if you can modify them. For example, if you’re in front of your phone, computer, and TV for most of the day, can you incorporate a few 10-minute walks to break that up? Lastly, exercises that get your neck, upper back, and shoulders moving in a variety of ways can be helpful. For example, you could choose one thoracic rotation exercise to be performed for 6-8 reps per side every 2-3 hours during the workday to break up periods of sustained positions or inactivity. You can then do the banded angels and banded scaption or prone angels and dolphin pose for 2-4 sets of 6-8 reps every other day. The exercises presented aren’t inherently special, but they’re easy to do at home or at work and require little to no equipment. However, you’re welcome to explore other movements as well. Be sure to start slowly, keep exercises tolerable, and build up gradually. More isn’t always better. This is an issue that many people have dealt with for months or years, so don’t necessarily expect this to be a “quick fix.” If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @back_painfix Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
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Here are two progressions for targeting the rotator cuff through shoulder elevation: Progression 1: Angel Progression Level 1 – Band or Cable A. Level 2 – Band or Cable T. Level 3 – Band or Cable Y. Level 4 – Banded Angel. Progression 2: Prone Progression If you don’t have access to a cable or band, you can perform similar movements while lying on your stomach. For levels 1-3, perform on an incline bench or elevated surface either with or without weights. For level 4, perform a prone angel on the floor. Levels 1- 3: 3 sets of 12-15 repetitions and level 4: 3-4 sets of 8–12 repetitions. If you need an individualized plan to help you out with your back or any other injury/painful area, click on the 🔗 link in my bio @back_painfix Follow 👉@back_painfix for daily pain relief and mobility tips!📚 📢Find this helpful? Share it with your friends! Credit by @e3rehab (thank you)
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