•Crash course in human movement
•Links to the functional shoulder (osseous, myofascial, neuromuscular)
•When things go wrong rotator cuff tendonitis, adhesive capsulitis, shoulder instability
•Hands on! (Effective and efficient manual therapy techniques for shoulder dysfunction)
•Fit for function (Integrated exercises to combat shoulder dysfunction)
Lengthen the spine, free the neck, balance the head atop the neck and ears over shoulders. It is great to keep the latissimus dorsi at a lengthened state. I have discovered that this muscle pair has adopted a shrunken state because of my once poor posture. They actually pull down on my shoulders as I otherwise lift up. Now that I am in the midst of a program to lengthen this muscle pair I have realized that it is the reason for my inconsistent and poor posture. Good luck with your posture.
BackInsight 1 year ago