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Relaxing Head & Neck Stretches, How To for Pain Relief | Austin Yoga Instructor Jen Hilman

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Relaxing Head & Neck Stretches, How To for Pain Relief | Austin Yoga Instructor Jen Hilman

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Jen Hilman shows how to yoga stretches for at home workout to tight neck and shoulder pain relief. If you're sore you can feel relaxed and fall asleep fast.

Office Exercises For Stiff Neck Relief (Fast!)

http://www.posturevideos.com Dr Paula Moore posture doctor shows you a really effective exercise for a stiff neck that you can do at the office.

How to treat Shoulder pain – rotator cuff and bursitis with Kinesiology taping techniques

http://www.johngibbonsbodymaster.co.uk/courses/kinesiology-taping-for-the-athlete-masterclass/
John Gibbons is a sports Osteopath, Author and lecturer for the Bodymaster method ®. In this video he is demonstrating how to apply specific kinesiology taping techniques for athletes and patients that present with shoulder pain, this will include the rotator cuff and subacromial bursitis. If you are interested in learning these taping techniques then look on http://www.johngibbonsbodymaster.co.uk

John is also the Author of the highly successful book and Amazon No 1 best seller, called 'Muscle Energy Techniques, a practical guide for physical therapists'. John has also written 2 more books, one is called 'A Practical Guide to Kinesiology Taping' and this comes with a complimentary DVD and the other book is called; 'Vital Glutes, connecting the gait cycle to pain and dysfunction'.

These 2 books are available to buy now through my website http://www.johngibbonsbodymaster.co.uk/books/ or from Amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk

The venue for the CPD courses is located at the Idyllic University of Oxford, this is where Sir Roger Bannister ran the first four-minute mile.

Upper Trap Release Exercise for Instant Neck Pain Relief – Dr Mandell

The upper trapezius muscle is the most common muscle involved in neck pain. This particular exercise contraction will help the muscle fatigue and prevent excessive contracture and spasm.

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How to Fix a Stiff Neck in Seconds (THIS WORKS!)

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If you ever tried to lift with a stiff neck you quickly find out how difficult it really is. Not only will your lifts suffer but you may wind up hurting yourself even more by attempting to do this. That said, imagine if you had a quick weapon in your arsenal that allowed you to quickly make the pain go away and restore the range of motion that you were lacking because of the stiffness. I’m going to show you exactly that in this video.

If you have a tough time rotating or turning your head to the left or right, you likely have one of two scenarios that are contributing to this problem. The first is a tissue restriction (most often muscle) that is preventing your vertebrae from moving as they would like. The second is a stuck joint that is preventing the vertebrae from moving as they would like. As you can see, in either case, the cervical vertebrae are not moving as they should and this is causing you pain and discomfort while limiting your ability to lift.

Time to fix that. We start by realizing that rotation of the head in one direction or the other has an opposite reaction when looking at the spine from the standpoint of the spinous processes that sit behind each vertebrae body. In other words, when you turn your head to the left, your spinous process on your vertebra are turning to the right. This is important to know since this forms the basis of your treatment.

With a towel, you place it around your neck and grasp each end with a hand. The towel should be at the level of the discomfort that you feel in your neck when you currently turn your head. This can be felt with either the towel on the back of your neck with by palpating the neck for soreness as you move down one vertebrae at a time. With the towel in the right location you begin by pulling harder on the hand that is opposite the direction you want to turn your head.

For example, if you wanted to turn your head to the left you would pull forward and with more force on the right hand. The left hand would be there to simply stabilize the towel. As you pull forward you then want to rotate your head to the left. You should find that both your range of motion will have been greatly improved and your pain should have subsided.

Do this for about 10 reps and then rest. You can do it again a few more times if needed later in the day to reestablish the proper mechanics and allow your spasmed muscles to subside. Once your neck is back and moving free of discomfort you can resume your hard training and start making those gains again.

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