Correcting Anterior Cervical Fixation v3.wmv

[BigRedNZ1]

luckily these sort of manoeuvres only very rarely cause any harm (e.g. vertebral artery dissection, delay in diagnosis of rare conditions (tumours etc))

[BigRedNZ1]

her neck is better because her purse gets lighter every time she sees him.

[Flagdue]

wrong. The neck is supposed to have a natural curve. the movement backwards has nothing to do with anything. Hes a quack.

[wrxbungle]

@Flagdue He is discussing lack of mobility in one specific cervical segment.

[Flagdue]

@wrxbungle lol please

[wrxbungle]

@Flagdue You are correct that the cervical spine is supposed to have a natural lordotic curve, but posture in either extreme of flexion or extension can cause problems contributing to or caused by lack of segmental mobility. Are you familiar with manual therapy?

[BodyEpiphanies]

Excellent video here as well. Thank you very much. Very functional videos and short. Great explanations and instruction! Cheers, Brandon.