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The Professional Violinist, His Painful Neck, and His Vision

Zvo is a professional violinist from Croatia and contacted me because of his Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. This TOS resulted in lots of neck pain when he played the violin. The problem was that he was using his neck muscles: the right SCM, scalenes, and upper trap to stabilize and move his right arm as he played. This is a fairly typical situation. In turns out that Zvo didn't have thoracic outlet syndrome. He simply had a very strong Right BC and TMCC pattern (as defined by the Postural Restoration Institute) and needed glasses to help resolve the tension, and then re-learn how to use his right scapular muscles appropriately without interference from the neck.