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Pec Stretch | Platysma Stretch | Occipital Neuralgia Home TreatmentMovement & Function2023-06-19 | Roll Towel Placement for the pec and platysma stretches in my Occipital Neuralgia Video: youtu.be/aMSaLyQXyz4.
I created this video in response to viewer requests to show where I positioned the towel roll for the pec stretch and the platysma stretch. I hope this video shows the placement better to perform these stretches accurately and to ultimately achieve the best possible relief from Occipital Neuralgia!
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Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:28 Postural Correction 05:14 Standing March 07:04 Hip Abduction/Side Leg Lift 10:12 Hip Extension/Back Leg Lift 12:53 Heel Toe Raise 14:20 Weight Shift to Single Leg Balance 20:14 Squat Progression 25:38 Seated Figure Four Stretch
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Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:38 Soft tissue mobilization - Infrapatellar tendon and suprapatellar tendon 05:50 Quadriceps Set 08:47 Quad Set with Hip Abduction 10:46 Heel Slide to 70 degrees 14:36 Standing Hip Abduction/Side Leg Lift 16:53 Standing Hip Extension/Back Leg Lift 19:21 Heel Toe Raises
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If you have your eye on an eye massager, look no farther than this device! Created by Bob & Brad, two talented physical therapists, this massager brings relief to eye strain and headaches and provides full body relaxation.
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Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 03:31 Posture Assessment and Adjustment 07:00 Scapular and Cervical Retraction with Bilateral Shoulder External Rotation 11:50 Cat Cow 16:12 Bird Dog 21:41 Dead Bug
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Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 03:24 Pendulum 05:21 Scapular Retraction with Bilateral Shoulder External Rotation 07:37 Range of Motion: Shoulder Flexion 10:18: Range of Motion with a Dowel: Flexion 13:10 Range of Motion with a Dowel: Scaption 14:55 Range of Motion with a Dowel: Horizontal Abduction 16:23 Wall Crawl/Wall Slide 18:23 Reach behind your Back
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Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 06:15 Sumo Squat 11:41 Squat to Chair 16:14 3-Way Lunge 22:33 Single Leg Balance with Bicep Curl 28:01 Push-Up with Variations - Wall to Countertop and Plank March 32:07 Step Up 40:28 Lateral Step Up 47:42 Mini Jog in Place 49:09 Mini Jump/Hop
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Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 03:34 Seated Row 08:20 Biceps Curl 12:30 Horizontal Abduction 17:01 Punch 21:22 Triceps Extension 24:48 Single Leg Squat 31:44. Side Step Squats 35:23 Walking Lunges
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For more information on vestibular disorders, support and rehabilitation, visit Vestibular Disorder Association's website at: vestibular.org
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For more information on vestibular disorders, support and rehabilitation, visit Vestibular Disorder Association's website at: vestibular.org
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For more information on vestibular disorders, support and rehabilitation, visit Vestibular Disorder Association's website at: vestibular.org
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Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 02:00 Foot and Ankle ROM 02:06 Ankle Circle 03:36 Toe Lift and Towel Scrunch 06:42 Calf Stretch 10:09 Foot and Ankle Strengthening 10:40 Heel and Toe Lift 12:03 Ankle Inversion and Eversion 13:05 Ankle Inversion and Eversion with resistance loop 17:05 Gait Training (Walking) and Balance 17:49 Heel Strike 19:14 Toe Off 20:28 Balance Exercise Progression 21:16 Static Stance with Equal Weight Bearing 22:26 Tripod 24:21 Single Leg Balance 26:40 Tripod in Single Leg Balance 29:04 Other beneficial exercises
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Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 02:40 Posture Adjustment 02:55 Chin Tuck Cervical Retraction 03:39 Breathwork with Chin Tuck 04:20 Cervical Sidebend 06:35 Progression of Cervical Sidebend with Neural Glide 07:45 Cervical Rotation 09:20 Additional helpful exercises
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Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:43 Tennis ball and sock preparation 02:22 Hand towel preparation 02:42 Tennis ball placement view from the back 03:50 Towel roll placement view from the back 04:10 Tennis ball and towel roll placement lying down 04:46 Breath relaxation 05:37 Trigger point release
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Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:10 Prone Nerve Glide (Lying on stomach) 03:15 Edge of Bed Nerve Glide 05:42 Side Lying Nerve Glide 09:19 Lunge Nerve Glide
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Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 03:33 Edge of Bed Hip Flexor Stretch 06:22 Piriformis Stretch/Figure 4 Stretch 11:30 Groin Stretch Bent Knee Fall Out 14:35 Bridge 17:50 Hip Abduction 20:22 Hip Extension
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Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 02:35 Postural Correction 03:17 Neck Side Bend 06:24 Flossing at Shoulder Blade 08:14 Flossing at Shoulder Blade and Neck
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Timestamps 00:00 Intro 02:43 Postural Correction 03:33 First Rib mobilization 06:32 Matching breath with movement 07:40 Thoracic Extension Mobilization 10:14 Response to exercise 10:44 Scalene Stretch (Middle Scalene) 12:32 Scalene Stretch (Anterior Scalene) 15:55 Pectoral Stretch 20:05 Matching breath with movement 20:46 Bilateral Shoulder External Rotation 22:43 Chest Press with Plus
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Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 02:30 Posture adjustment 03:07 Flossing of left suprascapular nerve 04:13 Breathing pattern 04:37 Flossing of left suprascapular nerve with right arm assist 05:21 Flossing of right suprascapular nerve
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Timestamps 00:00 Intro 02:12 Glide/Floss at the Ankle 02:56 Glide/Floss at the Knee 03:51 Glide/Floss at the Hip 04:51 Breathing Pattern Recommendations
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Timestamps 00:00 Intro 02:35 Glide/Floss at the ankle on left leg 03:54 Glide/Floss at the ankle with strap on left leg 06:06 Glide/Floss at the knee with strap on left leg 07:26 Glide/Floss at the ankle with strap on right leg 08:36 Glide/Floss at the knee with strap on right leg
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Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:49 Brace and March with small leg lift 05:03 Bridge 07:22 Isometric hip abduction and external rotation 09:45 Isometric scapular retraction and shoulder external rotation 12:51 Whole body alignment and balance 16:38 Single leg balance 17:25 Tripod of support
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Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:51 What is rhythmic stabilization 01:50 Preparation with tennis ball and surface considerations 02:47 Rhythmic stabilization in quadruped (hands and knees - all fours) 04:57 Rhythmic stabilization on wall 09:59 Rhythmic stabilization at 45 degree angle on wall 11:02 Rhythmic stabilization at 80-90 degree angle on wall 11:34 Expectations for response to the exercise
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Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:49 Expectations 02:59 Postural adjustment 03:33 Star on Wall - right side 05:36 Star on Wall - left side 06:42 Star on Wall using band instead of a loop
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Timestamps 00:00 Intro 02:04 Position Preparation 02:36 Breath Relaxation 03:28 Body Scan 03:52 Shoulders 05:07 Neck 06:24 Face - Jaw and Mouth 08:27 Nose 09:08 Ears 09:54 Eyes 11:28 Forehead 12:34 Entire Face 13:23 Body Scan 14:18 Return to Present Moment
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For best results, perform the isometrics daily. Start with a 3-second hold and perform 3 repetitions of each movement.
Timestamps 00:00 Intro 02:33 Posture Scan and Correction 03:40 Isometric Retraction 05:45 Isometric Left Lateral Flexion/Sidebending 06:45 Isometric Left Rotation 07:53 Isometric Flexion 09:09 Isometric Right Lateral Flexion/Sidebending 10:14 Isometric Right Rotation 11:23 Tips 12:14 Matching breathwork with movement 12:40 Duration, repetition and frequency
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See my first vertigo video for detailed information and demonstration of the Dix-Hallpike Test and the Epley canalith repositioning maneuver at youtu.be/auOI6_lPI94. Written instructions with images for the DIX-HALLPIKE TEST, EPLEY MANEUVER, ROLL TEST and BBQ ROLL MANEUVER available on my website at movementfunctionmaui.com/vestibular-rehab-booklets.
Timestamps 00:00 Intro 02:53 Dias Repositioning Maneuver and half somersault background info 03:22 Quick Dix-Hallpike review and demo 04:39 Which side to treat? 05:02 Canalith repositioning maneuver preparation 06:25 Dias Repositioning Maneuver intro 06:56 Dias Repositioning Maneuver RIGHT side demo 08:04 Dias Repositioning Maneuver LEFT side demo 09:29 Half somersault intro 11:02 Half somersault exercise RIGHT side demo 12:07 Half somersault exercise LEFT side demo 12:56 Hold duration recommendations 13:45 Frequency 14:03 Vertigo hangover 14:30 Tips for recovery
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Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:45 Posterior Canal vs Horizontal Canal 02:51 BPPV Review 04:20 Horizontal Canal BPPV 06:15 Testing Sequence 07:33 ROLL TEST introduction and preparation 08:49 ROLL TEST demonstration 09:52 Which side to treat? 10:41 BBQ ROLL Canalith Repositioning Maneuver introduction 11:39 BBQ ROLL RIGHT side demonstration 14:00 BBQ ROLL LEFT side demonstration 15:37 Repetitions and Tips
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:23 Key features of a rollator 1:03 Weight Rating and Height Adjustment 3:20 Brakes 4:30 Seat 5:40 Folding the device 6:42 Wheel dimensions 7:20 Posture while standing/walking with a ROLLATOR 7:57 Walking with a ROLLATOR including turns 9:37 Safety Tips
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**This content is provided for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult a healthcare provider for guidance about any specific medical condition and before doing anything contained in these videos. The viewer is solely responsible for all outcomes of the use of this material.Which WALKER is BEST for you? | FRONT-WHEELED WALKERS and ROLLATORS | Fit, Use and MoreMovement & Function2023-07-03 | Key considerations: How much support is needed, temporary or long-term use, distance/time, available space, and baseline strength, balance, coordination and endurance. This video will help you decide which walker will be the best choice for your needs, comparing front-wheeled walkers and rollators. For comparison videos covering crutches, canes and walkers, check out the other videos in my mobility device playlist. The links are listed below.
Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:05 Space consideration and measurements 1:48 Weight ratings 2:39 Key features of FRONT-WHEELED WALKERS 6:03 Key features of ROLLATOR 8:43 Ease of use and transport
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:31 Height adjustment 2:07 Offset Single Point Cane 2:35 Single Point Cane with Quad Tip/Quad Pod 3:18 Narrow-Based Quad Cane 4:50 Handy Cane 6:09 Standing Posture with a Cane 6:31 Walking with a Cane - Use on opposite side of weakest leg 7:47 Walking Progressions: Sequencing cane movement and steps with SINGLE POINT CANE 10:11 Walking Progressions with SINGLE POINT CANE WITH QUAD TIP 11:55 Walking Progressions with NARROW-BASED QUAD CANE 11:49: Making a turn using a cane 15:25 Safety Tips
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:43 Single Point Cane - Straight cane or offset cane 2:05 Narrow Based Quad Cane 2:19 Single Point Cane with a Quad Tip/Quad Pod 3:02 Cane use on opposite side of weakest leg 4:12 Choosing the best type of grip 6:22 Weight ratings and height adjustability 8:53 Ease of use and transport considerations
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:12 Checking for wear and tear on borrowed devices 2:11 Height adjustment for proper fit 3:54 Posture - important to avoid further injury 5:00 Sit onto a chair and stand up using two crutches - non-weight bearing 7:56 Walking with two crutches - non-weight bearing 9:49 Walking with two crutches - partial to full weight bearing 11:20 Walking with one crutch - partial to full weight bearing 13:10 Walking with two crutches for bilateral leg weakness - partial to full weight bearing 14:25 Safety Tips 15:45 Turning while walking with crutches
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:20 Canes - Offset, Single Point Cane with Quad Tip, Narrow Based Quad Cane, Handy Cane 4:25 Walkers - Front-Wheeled Walker and Rollator 7:10 Recommendations for a few common conditions 8:25 Borrowing a used device vs. purchasing a new device 8:41 Checking for wear and tear 9:04 Weight ratings and height range/adjustability
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:45 Weight Ratings and Height Adjustment 3:40 Key features of front-wheeled walkers - back tips/ski glides and releases 7:43 Posture while standing/walking with a walker 9:10 Walking progressions with a FRONT-WHEELED WALKER
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:47 Crutches - Axillary 2:34 Canes - Offset, Single Point Cane with Quad Tip, Narrow Based Quad Cane, Handy Cane 5:41 Walkers - Front-Wheeled Walker and Rollator 8:26 Recommendations for a few common conditions 10:15 Borrowing a used device vs. purchasing a new device 10:36 Checking for wear and tear 11:00 Weight ratings and height range/adjustability
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:50 Edge of Bed 3:15 Edge of Bed with Knee to Chest Variation 6:50 Edge of Bed with Knee to Chest and Arm Overhead Variation 7:55 Anterior and Posterior Pelvic Tilts 10:30 Neutral Pelvis 10:45 Bridge 12:35 Bridge Press 13:47 Bridge Squeeze
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:03 Palpating the Psoas Major Muscle 3:00 Diagram of the Psoas Major and Palpation Points 4:28 Breathwork to help the psoas relax 5:35 Passive Release Technique 7:43 Active Release Technique
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:08 Single Leg Balance Progression - Eyes open and eyes closed, firm and soft surfaces 6:22 Single Leg Squat - Firm and soft surfaces 8:54 Single Leg Rebound - Firm and soft surfaces 11:26 Side Shuffle Progression to Grapevine 13:08 Jump Lunge 14:11 Clock Hop 16:10 Sports-Specific Drills - Angle Lunge, Cross-Over Lunge, Box Run
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** This content is provided for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult a healthcare provider for guidance about any specific medical condition and before doing anything contained in these videos. The viewer is solely responsible for all outcomes of the use of this material.* Not Chin Tucks | Do These 4 POWERFUL Exercises Daily to Fix Forward Head Posture |Movement & Function2023-05-04 | Here's the trick! Realigning your entire spine from the sacrum to the upper cervical spine is key to correct forward head posture. These four easy yet powerful exercises will help you change your posture and get rid of neck pain, headaches and all the symptoms associated with forward head posture.
Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 3:11 Posture Correction 5:01 Anterior and Posterior Pelvic Tilts 7:55 Neutral Pelvis 8:28 Birddog 10:50 Pectoral Stretch 12:29 Deep Neck Flexor Training 13:55 Tips: Ergonomic Assessment, Vision Exam,
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:32 Sumo Squat 5:00 Squat to Chair 6:19 3-Way Lunge 8:40 Single Leg Balance with Bicep Curl 11:09 Push-Up with Variations - Wall to Countertop and Plank March 12:53 Step Up 14:24 Lateral Step Up 15:53 Mini Jog in Place 18:00 Mini Jump/Hop
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:36 Issue 1. Seat back angle 0:54 Issue 2. Posture from hips to neck 1:29 Creating a lumbar support 2:00 Issue 3. Reaching too far for pedals and steering wheel 3:13 Issue 4. Head rest position 4:04 Issue 5. Reaching into back seat 4:35 Final adjustment - mirrors 5:00 Summary of corrections in profile/side view
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 3:42 Glide/Floss at the Ankle 4:58 Glide/Floss at the Knee 6:20 Glide/Floss at the Hip
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 3:46 Glide/Floss at the Ankle 4:49 Glide/Floss at the Knee 5:47 Glide/Floss at the Hip
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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 3:42 Posture Correction 4:45 Glide/Floss at the Wrist 5:25 Glide/Floss at the Cervical Spine 7:40 Glide/Floss at the Cervical Spine Variation
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