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From shoulder pain to elbow pain to headaches the biceps brachii can be involved. Use this corrective exercise self myofascial release technique to help. From my DVD at SMR101.com . Available soon once when I launch the site. Eric Beard
Some good standing techniques to release the pectoralis major and levator scapulae using therapy balls. These are helpful corrective exercise techniques for forward head posture and shoulder pain. Let me know what you think! Eric Beard ericbeard.com
I was playing around in the NASM gym after teaching an NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist Workshop and this superset on the Power Plate was an awesome part of my workout. Eric Beard EricBeard.com
Posterior Capsule, 90/90, Sleeper Stretch call it what you want, just do it right. Prevent elbow, shoulder and neck pain. A corrective exercise to improve internal rotation of the gleno-humeral/ shoulder joint-Eric Beard http://athleticshoulder.com
This is a sample program for off season basketball performance training. A thorough corrective exercise, stabilization endurance and strength endurance program should be completed following http://NASM.org guidelines first. Eric Beard
The adductor magnus is often over active in may of the people that I see for manual therapy and corrective exercise. Decreased hip internal rotation, weak core stabilizers and glutes and sacroiliac dysfunction are common as well. Eric Beard
This is an effective technique that I have shared before, great for overhead athletes, tennis players and people who ae seated too much of the day. Can improve respiration and posture. Enjoy!-Eric Beard
There are a handful of good Thoracic Spine Mobilizations out there, but this is one of my favorites. I blog about this stuff at http://EricBeard.com and cover more in my DVD series at http://AthleticShoulder.com
Touching base from the road with a variation of a Psoas stretch. This can be part of a corrective exercise program. I blog more about this stuff at http://EricBeard.com
Remember to be thankful and every now and then take a peek at where you started on your way to where you are goin! Be Well, Eric Beard http://ericbeard.com http://athleticshoulder.com