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18/02/2024

10/09/2023

Poor posture may start from tension, trauma, or overuse injuries. Eventually, however, it manifests as a functional issue with the brain's hardware. Learn about the brain's role in posture in this fascinating article by Erik Dalton.

01/05/2023

https://youtu.be/XJnV8PDUN2Q

Bonding With Your Brilliant & Beautiful Baby Through Infant Massage - 3 min Preview.Proud to be a Lamaze Inter. 2008 Recommended Resource.

01/11/2022

06/07/2022

Muchas veces tienes dolor en la pierna y npño sabes de donde viene el.dolor?, puede ser el nervio femoral.
Super interesantw

02/07/2022

08/04/2022

Con el.quiero tomar este curso

🛎️ Subclavius stretch:

1. The client’s arm should rest on therapist's shoulder - make sure they are not guarding or holding their arm up.
2. Therapist's fingers of the right hand curl and snake behind the clavicle and brace the area while the left fingers wade in front of the upper trapezius and contact the scalenes where they attach to the first rib.
3. To create space and stretch in the subclavius, stand with your knees slightly bent, extend the knees, and abduct the client's arm, allowing your fingers to spread open the thoracic outlet.

Learn this and many more MYOSKELETAL ALIGNMENT TECHNIQUES for relieving impinged or trapped nerves in key joints throughout the body with my Treating Trapped Nerves MAT Course. 25% OFF until April 11.

https://erikdalton.com/courses/treating-trapped-nerves/

12/03/2022

26/02/2022

Technique Tuesday: When the Funny Bone Ain’t Funny
Mobilizing the Ulnar Nerve

The ulnar is the most exposed of all nerves and ranks second only to the median nerve (carpal tunnel syndrome) as an arm and hand pain generator. Irritation of the ulnar nerve can present as tingling, pain and numbness in the pinky and ring fingers sometimes in a shocking way as the flexed elbow strikes an object compressing it against bone.

Like a telephone cable, the ulnar nerve passes through a protective tunnel behind the elbow’s medial epicondyle or funny bone forming what is called the ‘cubital tunnel’. When the ulnar nerve is compressed or entrapped, the nerve can tear and become inflamed leading to a variety of symptoms, called Cubital Tunnel Syndrome.

I’ve discovered about eight ulnar nerve entrapment sites beginning in the neck, extending through the thoracic outlet, armpit, and down into the hand. All those entrapment sites are addressed in my “Treating Trapped Nerves” home-study course, and some examples are presented below. You’ll love how easily these routines integrate into your existing massage and bodywork practice, and your clients will be amazed at how quickly they are free of nagging pinched nerve pain emanating from the neck, thoracic outlet, and cubital tunnel.

To release ulnar entrapment under the subscapularis muscle, therapist’s left hand grasps client’s wrist and abducts arm, while soft flat fingers of therapist’s right hand contact… Click here to read more and view an ulnar nerve mobilization technique video: https://mailchi.mp/freedomfrompain/when-the-funny-bone-aint-funny-159666