10/23/2025
                                            Standing Thoracic Rotation
Goal: Improve mid- to upper-back, neck, and shoulder mobility. Perform within a pain-free or pain-less range. Pain-"less" as in minimal discomfort/soreness - nothing aggravating. 
Steps:
1. Set Up:
Stand near a clear wall or door frame.
Step one foot forward into a gentle lunge stance. 
2. Position Your Body:
Press your back hip lightly against the wall.
Glue the same side arm against the wall for support.
3. Begin the Rotation:
Reach forward with outside hand eitger toward or past your wall side hand.
Lead the movement by rotating your torso (mid to upper back) and ribcage toward the opposite side.
Keep your hips and lower back as still as possible to isolate the thoracic spine (T-spine). A little movement here is ok and might even feel good, but as you rep this out lessen movement of hips/pelvis
4. Follow Through:
Allow the arm that’s against the wall to move naturally with
Aim for 4-8 reps on each side