In this episode, we address the common trouble spots – Hips and Shoulders.
Because we spend so much of our lives sitting, our hips and shoulders are prone to tightening up. We need to address the loss of mobility that occurs as a result.
Grab a ball, broom stick and let’s work through the most common ‘trouble spots’.
I was talking with a new practice member yesterday about her on going struggles with back pain. After we chatted and I learned more about her and the challenges she has had, I told her in my experience, the majority of issues that people have stem from poor MOVEMENT PATTERNS.
Everyday, we do things without thinking much about how we do it.
One of the best ways to move and feel better is to realize the imbalances and poor patterns that you’ve created over time and then work to change those and bring balance to your body.
WHY?
Because you’ll:
Who doesn’t want that?
Movement is LIFE!
We all need to move. Our lives depend on it.
Most often, people tell me:
“I don’t have time to exercise”
“My ______ hurts too much to allow me to exercise”
“I hate going to the gym”
There are many reasons why people struggle with staying active. Last week, Dr. MacPhee and I dove into the reasons why and the ways to get moving by changing how we look at movement. (**Click HERE to watch last week’s episode….we missed the first half of the recording BUT…we go over Joint to Joint mobility from start to finish)
OK…This week, we’re going to help you to release all those niggly aches and pains that come from everyday life or your weekend warrior activities!
For this webinar, we plan to get active. If you have a foam roller and a ball (lacrosse ball preferred, or tennis ball or yoga tune up ball), then have it ready to use.
Movement is LIFE!
We all need to move. Our lives depend on it.
Most often, people tell me:
“I don’t have time to exercise”
“My ______ hurts too much to allow me to exercise”
“I hate going to the gym”
There are many reasons why people struggle with staying active.
Last week, Dr. MacPhee and I dove into the reasons why and the ways to get moving by changing how we look at movement.
