Grab your @neurocoffee for today’s Q&A. From Rachel: I’m having a hard time conceptualizing anterior/posterior compression. If an individual shows a posterior to anterior compressive strategy, they will lose ER of appendages. In my mind, if someone is compressing posteriorly, wouldn’t muscles (say, glute max, piriformis, traps) be concentrically oriented, wouldn’t this lead to gains of […]
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Q & A for The 16% – Best Apps for Mind Mapping Models – Quarantine Wide ISA Training
Grab your @neurocoffee and dig into today’s Q&A. From Charlie: I wanted to say thanks for putting out so much awesome content lately. You really are a gift to this field. I was thinking about you the other day in regards to your videos on drawing out your model and organizing things as you have […]
Q & A for The 16% – Will Wide Infrasternal Angles Benefit from Side Plank or Inversion?
Grab your @neurocoffee for this morning’s Q & A for The 16%… From Michael: I’ve heard you say that you would side plank a wide ISA. Can you go into detail about why and what effect it has on the ribcage? Also, can you give some side plank examples you would use? Progressions, regressions? From […]
Too Simple Solution: Breathing to expand the rib cage and maintain shoulder range of motion
Compression for bench press strength. Expansion for shoulder range of motion. Too simple? #shouldermobility #shoulderpain #billhartmanpt Find Bill: Instagram Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
Q & A for The 16% – Wide ISA Training Strategies to Recapture Internal Rotation
Question from Monica and Justin: What are some other training strategies for a wide individual who is compressed A to P in both the pelvis and the thorax who has lost hip bilaterally IR to try to regain the ability to reorient the ilium and move it relative to the sacrum? In this video: I […]