Hyperlordosis
What is the Hyperlordosis It is an increase in the normal lumbar lordotic curve with increased anterior pelvic tilt and hip flexion It is descrived as pelvic-crossed syndrome Cause poor…
Massage techniques 2
You have 15 mins to perform the following treatment unilaterally. no hydrotherapy required. the consent is already obtained. Hyperkyphosis treatment : Supine positionFascial restriction on subclavius Fascial techniqueWarm up the…
Pes Planus
What is the Pes PlanusIt is a decreased medial logitudinal arch and a pronated hindfoot and flat foot= Hindfoot valgusPronation foot : eversion of the calcaneus, Abduction of the foot,…
Fascial and muscle imbalances – General information
Postural and Phasic Theory POSTURAL MusclesPHASIC MusclesThey act predominantly to sustain your posture in the gravity fieldAre available on demand but do not oppose gravityTend toward shortness and tightnessTend toward…
Scoliosis
What is the Scoliosis? It is a lateral rotatory deviation of the spine. In scoliosism not just the spine but also the ribs and pelvis are laterally bent, rotated and…