Shin Splints That Started in the Shoulder!? | Anatomy in Motion Case Study скачать в хорошем качестве

Shin Splints That Started in the Shoulder!? | Anatomy in Motion Case Study

0:00 Introduction 0:36 Understand the area of pain 1:32 Foot and ankle overview 1:54 Visual assessment 3:27 Movement assessment 4:20 Whole body approach 6:19 Testing shoulder to foot connection 6:58 Results 7:43 Step-by-step Recap 9:17 Closing Learn how I overcame my own burning lower leg pain in a maybe unusual way! The pain started suddenly and I couldn’t think of any real trigger that would explain that pain on the inside of my leg. Like most people I probably would have considered shin splints, achilles tendonitis, problems with my posterior tibialis, or even a stress fracture. But that didn’t make sense in my case so I followed an Anatomy in Motion process in which I followed the problem further up the chain and ended up working on my shoulder where I have a long injury history of dislocations and even a labral tear. Pain gone. Even though I skip a few steps of the process to make it more digestable, I hope that this video gives you a better idea of how we approach a problem through an Anatomy in Motion lens. Thanks to Gary Ward’s Flow Motion Model we can work on understanding, not just “fixing” the body, in order to offer better solutions. Do you want to learn more about how you can work with - not on - our body to finally overcome the pain? Then check out my links below and subscribe to this channel for more videos about the beauty of human anatomy and movement. https://www.decrypt-bodywork.com   / decryptbodywork