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FIX LATERAL PELVIC TILT Permanently: Nervous System Retraining 

Feldenkrais with Taro Iwamoto
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In this video, we're going to show you how to "fix" lateral pelvic tilt permanently! This simple and easy exercise will help you retrain your movement patterns and correct your posture and alleviate your symptoms completely!
If you've been dealing with lateral pelvic tilt for quite some time now, then you know that it's not always easy to correct. In this video, i'm going to show you a simple and easy exercise that you can use to retraing your movement patterns and fix your posture and alleviate your symptoms permanently! So make sure to watch it to see how to "fix" lateral pelvic tilt permanently!
Searching for how to “fix” lateral pelvic tilt (also known as high hip)? It is not uncommon for people to have some degree of asymmetry in pelvic alignment so people have uneven hips, one leg higher than the other, one side of pelvis higher/lower, etc. By the end of this video you will learn how to improve lateral pelvic tilt with a simple movement retraining exercise.
When you start connecting with YOUR BODY and move slowly and pay attention to your body, you will start to understand YOUR BODY and optimal movement and posture for YOUR BODY from the inside out, in a way no one can understand. YOUR BODY only belongs to YOU. Only you can access your internal resources that is AWARENESS!
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@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 8 месяцев назад
Here's is something very important I want you to know. Our culture (modernized culture, mostly Western culture) trains us to be disconnected from our bodies. Our culture trains us to view our bodies as external objects as an outside observer. Our culture trains to look to outside experts to fix us, fix our body issues but doesn't train us to connect with our own body, own sensory experience, "listen" to our body, feel our body, and learn from our inner intelligence. This is cultural influence on our beliefs influences our behaviors. Many people believe that they need more information in order to overcome their limitations and challenges. Many believe that they just haven't found the "right" information yet so keep seeking outside for their answer. Reality is that we have too much information, and we are so disconnected from our own body and experience. It's easy to view my videos as another exercise video, and approach it from that mindset, that is to approach your body like fixing mechanical parts that lie external to you. Then, you are really missing the point. This is not a conventional way of thinking in Western culture, so it's easy to let my message pass through you. But, don't worry! I am persistent and will repeat over and over and over:) I'm not here to teach you exercises to correct your body structures. I am here to help you connect with YOUR BODY, YOUR SENSORY EXPERIENCE, learn from YOUR BODY, and create a new way of movng, using yourself, being in your body! This paradigm shift is necessary for transformation, changes in your nervous system, movement patterns, quality of life because your body and mind are one! I really encourage you to keep this message in your mind as you watch my videos and practice movement!
@acardinalconsideration824
@acardinalconsideration824 7 месяцев назад
Well said 🙏
@daisymay1608
@daisymay1608 2 месяца назад
I am correct in understanding this is also caused by weak hip flexors?
@aidalummy2134
@aidalummy2134 Месяц назад
Det verkar vara en bra övning,🙏🏻men det går inte göra det om man ha fraktur i svanskotan !?
@TheJillianJiggss
@TheJillianJiggss 9 месяцев назад
I tried the movement a few times and showered before bed and could feel the souls of my feet pressing down equally in the shower and I cant remember the last time I felt that much awareness in my feet. Thank you
@americanadreaming
@americanadreaming 7 месяцев назад
I've had back pain since I fractured my leg and back in Iraq in 2003. I've been doing physical therapy for 20 years, never once did the Army or VA mention anything like this. I felt instant relief doing this, and I now am conscious of my posture. Thank you for sharing this!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 7 месяцев назад
my pleasure!
@glenndrake6172
@glenndrake6172 2 года назад
Mr. Iwamoto knows what he's talking about. Using just this one simple exercise daily has helped my pelvic lateral tilt more than any amount of chiropractic treatment and exercise ever have. Having used exercises and chiropractic for close to two years this method he demonstrates here brought my pelvis back to almost normal. Persistence will likely completely correct it.
@edenhazard4ever
@edenhazard4ever 2 года назад
Any updates? Did you completely correct it?
@glenndrake6172
@glenndrake6172 2 года назад
@@edenhazard4ever It has leveled out and is staying that way. I do his exercise-sitting on the pillow and leaning from one side to the other-every other day just to make sure my pelvis stays level. It took some time initially to see and feel the difference but it did happen. Good luck! Hope you get complete relief.
@yukvrei
@yukvrei 2 года назад
@@glenndrake6172 How long did it take?
@glenndrake6172
@glenndrake6172 2 года назад
@@yukvrei It took about two weeks of daily-once a day-practice to see and feel an improvement.Each person is different though. Now after about five months my pelvis looks almost perfectly level. Not perfect but close to it. The best thing is no more pain. Hope this helps.
@yukvrei
@yukvrei 2 года назад
@@glenndrake6172 Thank you! I often feel pain, and plus it has made my shoulder + my face asymmetrical. I’m hoping to fix it
@jerrvang7339
@jerrvang7339 Год назад
Wow. THIS WAS SOOOOO COOL TO EXPERIENCE. The towel trick worked so well & I can literally FEEL my brain signaling to balance. 🤯 I’m shook.
@quinn3759
@quinn3759 2 года назад
Thank you for another wonderful video. About to go outside and get my beach towel. Excited to do this habitual bias subtle movement. Thanks Taro 🙏
@alexinawempren2658
@alexinawempren2658 2 года назад
Excellent! I noticed a few years ago that I could only sit one way because of my ‘bias’. I can’t wait to practice this movement to fix it! He’s the best!
@thomasokeefe3081
@thomasokeefe3081 2 года назад
IT WORKED...Thank You So Much. God Bless.
@RoxiTube1
@RoxiTube1 3 года назад
This has been a great series of lessons thank you 😁
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
you're welcome!
@pitarahm4181
@pitarahm4181 Год назад
I have been looking for a video on how to retrain my brain. Super helpful!
@Pattio47
@Pattio47 6 месяцев назад
Just found this “fix” and I’m going to try it. I have had a tilted pelvis for 40 years, since carrying my 3 babies/toddlers on my left hip over a period of 7 or 8 years. That can really do a number on a woman’s back and hips.
@Kelly_92
@Kelly_92 3 года назад
I’m left side dominant and realized that I’m currently sitting leaning to the left 🙊 I think bringing mindfulness to this is definitely the first step, I guess I didn’t even think about that while I’m trying to sit up straight. Thanks for your direction as always!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 года назад
My pleasure!
@thomasmulroney2065
@thomasmulroney2065 2 года назад
I can't believe how easy this is yet so effective. Thank you indeed.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
maybe i should have made it harder, ha? just kidding! glad you liked it!
@dmax7029
@dmax7029 3 года назад
Thank you sir This is definitely going to help for my backpain..The soft hand great help for my stiff hands and fingers.. God bless you and your family 🙏🙏❤❤
@patt2415
@patt2415 2 года назад
Thank you Sir for including an important aspect of body imbalances that many other physical therapists and doctors fail to include in rehabilitation. I’ve been searching for 2 years after a car accident on how to heal my body and no other professional has mentioned the cognitive bias retraining.
@Hikmetkarademir
@Hikmetkarademir Год назад
are there anyone who could treat themselvs with these exercises? please let me know.
@shirleychang2071
@shirleychang2071 9 месяцев назад
You’re amazing! You address a lot of problems and you make the solutions so simple when other PT just tech stretches and exercises that doesn’t give me much resolutions!! Thank you!!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 9 месяцев назад
You are so welcome!
@emmanuelking9988
@emmanuelking9988 4 месяца назад
Very interesting...I'll try this. Thank you 👍
@tousdr
@tousdr Год назад
Thanks Taro. The more I listen and see, the more I learn. I had sean that video long ago. Now after practicing, I discover new things. You always surprise me.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
Moving slowly, paying attention to own body, observing patiently without expecting anything. This process will reveal a lot about our body, habits, and new options. This is not always easy for people because we want a quick fix, and answer right away, assuming the answer belongs to "experts", but the truth is the answer lies within their own body and brain!
@J2023A
@J2023A 3 года назад
Another excellent video ! Thank you 😊
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 года назад
Thank you!
@nordwind4
@nordwind4 3 месяца назад
Thank you so much for your absolut great teaching Greetings from Germany
@TheBlondeSunset
@TheBlondeSunset 3 года назад
So interesting. A different take, something I haven’t seen before. Definitely will try. Thanks!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 года назад
The way I view many body imbalances (not all) is through a perspective of habitual movement patterns. I see so many people address muscle imbalances from structural correction including stretching, strengthening muscles. But I dont see many addressing these issues from functional perspective. Unless you change your functions, movement patterns, the same muscular imbalances will persist usually, thus stretching and strengthening muscles usually have very short term effects.
@erickfahlstrom4841
@erickfahlstrom4841 Год назад
Wooow this is really good I have been struggling with my pelvic tilt for a week and did this and I was able to bend forward and walk straight wich I wasn’t in the past days
@gilldavies
@gilldavies 5 месяцев назад
Just to say that this exercise with a rolled up towel on the chair, has stopped my sciatica from lateral pelvic shift, immediately. I can't thank you enough - I've tried everything, stetches and strengthening, but nothing else fixed it. Thank you SO MUCH!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 5 месяцев назад
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
@MXJHAIL1
@MXJHAIL1 3 месяца назад
Do you do any other exercises…… i have shoulder drop on right and sciatica pain on left….. so it means I have lateral pelvic tilt
@creativemindloveworks
@creativemindloveworks Год назад
You are amazing thank you!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@thomasmulroney2065
@thomasmulroney2065 2 года назад
I say again, I can't believe how effective this is. Wow and thank you again.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
my pleasure!
@takeshi_shinyama
@takeshi_shinyama 2 года назад
Im so glad I found this channel. Appreciate you so much.
@MasarrabahaaAbdullah
@MasarrabahaaAbdullah 2 года назад
Does it work?
@takeshi_shinyama
@takeshi_shinyama 2 года назад
@@MasarrabahaaAbdullah yeah it worked. And i f wit his concept, you know
@tamirandles6845
@tamirandles6845 3 месяца назад
Excellent video thank you. Immediate relief after and my feet are aligned, I'm going to practice this movement throughout the day.
@gratefulblessed4918
@gratefulblessed4918 3 года назад
Great vids, Taro!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 года назад
Thank you!
@producermind9030
@producermind9030 2 года назад
So clever!!
@MrRalteria
@MrRalteria 3 года назад
Definetly favor my left. Shattered my right heel 20 years ago and built up many bad movement habits after I learned how to walk again.
@oakpark8555
@oakpark8555 11 месяцев назад
This looks useful
@rebeccaplunkett6774
@rebeccaplunkett6774 Год назад
Thanks! This is something that helps a lot, and simple to do. Thank you!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
You're welcome!
@luyzqint3760
@luyzqint3760 2 года назад
Thank you ✌️
@joesoheady
@joesoheady 8 месяцев назад
Wow, this is an easy win! 🎉 Just do it if you have high hip or pain in sacroiliac joint.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
Join me in my [FREE MASTERCLASS] Learn “Path to Comfort, Confidence, Authenticity in YOUR BODY” taro-iwamoto.thinkific.com/courses/masterclass
@MrMediatoday
@MrMediatoday Год назад
Thanks ❤
@omlettecheese2260
@omlettecheese2260 Год назад
This was great! I didn't realise how much of a lateral pelvic tilt bias I have to the left, and this has been causing problems for me, too. I have left shoulder instability so I'm combining these movements with the forward backward pelvis rolling from your video on shoulder stability. I feel like it improves the quality of my breathing, also.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
Nice job of improvising and making movement practice work for YOUR BODY!
@cardebaun12
@cardebaun12 Год назад
Definitely a good insight off slow movement to train the brain. I'll have to work those into the routine. It does feel nice to start with just slowly moving into the other side rather than doing a bunch of stretches / squats.
@Hikmetkarademir
@Hikmetkarademir Год назад
are there anyone who could treat themselvs with these exercises? please let me know.
@lisangedecote3287
@lisangedecote3287 3 месяца назад
Thank you, truly.🙏❤️
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 месяца назад
you're welcome:)
@janicecrose376
@janicecrose376 3 года назад
This is literally amazing. I tend to sit, stand, and walk tilted to the left. Fixing my tilt makes better posture. In turn helps to better my low back pain. THANK YOU!
@ayansharma8113
@ayansharma8113 2 года назад
HOW WHICH MUSCLES YOU STRECH
@janicecrose376
@janicecrose376 2 года назад
@@ayansharma8113 Not sure what you mean. This video is not about 'stretching'. It's all about 'retraining your brain', if I'm not mistaken. Watch the whole thing again.
@ronaldeyles1213
@ronaldeyles1213 2 года назад
Legend!
@collenrose3957
@collenrose3957 Год назад
It's worth a try! I will start tmrw & let you know.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
yes keep me posted!
@Hustrulill
@Hustrulill 3 года назад
This is so my problem. I will definitely try this and find out if anything changes. 🙂
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 года назад
let me kniw how it goes
@RRose33
@RRose33 Год назад
I love you for this. My pelvic too. Have a nice life 😘
@margaretedasilveira7542
@margaretedasilveira7542 2 года назад
Great information! I've been searching for PT help with that and no Physical Therapist seems to know or really understand the concept or how to help me.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
you mean the concept of how habitual standing sitting bias influences and creates spine bias?
@machwheels8642
@machwheels8642 3 месяца назад
Awesome
@glendawidmer5167
@glendawidmer5167 Год назад
I have suffered for years from this. Ive been to chiropractors, primary physician for shots. I cant wait tto try this! I pray it takes the pain away once and for all. Thank you!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
You're welcome! These movement and nervous system retraining will help you improve your body awareness and movement control. Changing how you feel in your body (pain, tension) means changing how you move (unlearn habitual movement patterns you have been using for many years and learn new ones), and this starts with awareness! Keep me posted!
@chaimcutler7570
@chaimcutler7570 11 месяцев назад
Hey, how have you found this video? has it been helping doing this movement exercise?
@catherinerobson5482
@catherinerobson5482 Год назад
First one to note short leg effect, which I have even a replaced long leg knee after some years of marathon running, in my late 70s, walking 1-2 miles a day and sitting at a computer many hours your exercise is simple and one that I will use each day many thanks.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
my pleasure!
@easytriops5951
@easytriops5951 9 месяцев назад
It‘s quite literally unbelievable for me that we get this for free! I noticed too that it is more the brain and not the muscles since supposedly helpful muscle training and stretching never helped with anything but only worsened it, and when you start to relax your muscles and retrain your brain to control them, they‘ll move into the places you want them to. This exercise is great for that! Infinite thanks!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 9 месяцев назад
i will gladly accept $$ from you :) just kidding! glad you found this video helpful!
@faheemahmedumrani1710
@faheemahmedumrani1710 5 месяцев назад
Nice
@yashkhannapt
@yashkhannapt Год назад
Amazing.... Ultimately I got something easy simple & effective method for my patients..... Thanks 🙏 love from Bharat (🇮🇳India)
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
Thank you!
@sebastianjakobsen548
@sebastianjakobsen548 4 месяца назад
do you have more video like this?
@allenreid9060
@allenreid9060 Год назад
I like your room. Calming
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
thank you!
@sasi4375
@sasi4375 3 года назад
Thanks a lot for this video Sir, I have been waiting for this, such simple answers to complicated problems. It is very much appreciated.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 года назад
Glad I had planned to post it today when you asked me about this video just a few days ago!
@sasi4375
@sasi4375 3 года назад
@@TaroIwamoto Yes Sir, life changing information.
@sasi4375
@sasi4375 3 года назад
Sir, can you please make a video on TMJ pain and occipital neuralgia? Thank you Sir.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 года назад
Get your FREE "Movement Guide to Pain-Free Back" here: mailchi.mp/6434a8b84f49/movement-guide-to-pain-free-back Suggested book(s): - Awareness Through Movement: amzn.to/3jrRZ70 (*my amazon affiliate link)
@gratefulblessed4918
@gratefulblessed4918 3 года назад
Thanks Taro! Interesting technique. I appreciate your simple, clear explanations.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
@@gratefulblessed4918 Thank you!
@windsong2875
@windsong2875 Год назад
I am interested to know if you can help with painful gait when a person has arthritis, with knee deformity( Knock knee) and foot deformity ( flat feet) !
@TS-zi7pk
@TS-zi7pk Год назад
Love it. Do you think pairing this with corrective exercises would enhance the results?
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
yes!
@Jatindersingh-my8tj
@Jatindersingh-my8tj 6 месяцев назад
🌹 Bravo 🌹 🙏
@maryn2519
@maryn2519 2 года назад
Thank you for providing all this valuable and helpful information. Can you please fix the link to the GET OUT OF PPT video. I notice two videos in your Improve Pelvic Alignment playlist say private video. Is the GET OUT OF PPT one of those? If so, can you make it available again?
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
Thank you! PPT video is available, its not private. The private videos are the ones scheduled to become public in the future.
@maryn2519
@maryn2519 2 года назад
Thank you for your reply Mr. Taro :) I am able to access the video now. Thank you again for providing these very helpful videos - I have noticed a difference already !
@emilybacnun2510
@emilybacnun2510 2 года назад
I did feel a small snap. Also, it seems that my right hip area is deformed as if it were broken inward between the hip and leg bones.
@carolcolepaintedpaperartist
When sitting, I weight bare to the right. Standing, I weight bare on the left (and have a significant upper body lean to the left when standing (what feels to me) “normally.” My spine is fused sacrum to shoulder blades with a curve and twist. I’m determined to learn to walk and stand upright. I have no pain.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
I suggest you try my sciatica videos, scoliosis videos, and balance videos. They are all related to skeletal balance, and walking. I think you will find them helpful!
@xxxafterglow
@xxxafterglow 7 месяцев назад
Awesome Taro. Two questions. First, do you have any exercises to help correct a twisted pelvis? Second, for rehabilitation, is it best to do mindful movement alongside stretching and strengthening? Or one first, then the other?
@michellegriff13
@michellegriff13 2 года назад
I was born with a dislocated right hip so its always been slightly higher. I'm biased to my right-side, to the point where I can't cross my right leg over the left but most movements feel foreign, if not completely impossible, like crossing my right leg over the left. My biggest issue over the last 5-6 years, that has progressively become more annoying and painful, are these weird trigger-point type spots in my mid-back. They feel like internal TENS UNIT leads on their own at times. Other times my front torso or calf muscles will be aching and if I start to massage the area I can feel the trigger-point spots in my back. It's crazy how I can massage my side or mid-torso and feel that electric jolting pain in my back. I've been doing this about 5 mins now and the painful electrical spot in my back on the left side has gone away. The persistent left shoulder blade pain and arm stiffness I've had for 3 days is gone. No topical or OTC medicine taken. I do take Turmeric which helps my inflammation and recently started Butchers Broom for my leg cramps and orthostatic hypotension but I've always felt like most of my chronic physical health concerns are directly related to my right lateral pelvic tilt. Although I've just recently discovered the Feldenkrais Method it has made a huge difference. It really helps you find and work on the source rather than focusing on where the pain/discomfort have landed. And I love that it's really about mindfulness! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@erickfahlstrom4841
@erickfahlstrom4841 Год назад
God bless you I know what you are feeling it’s tuff living in pain keep up the work
@Hikmetkarademir
@Hikmetkarademir Год назад
are there anyone who could treat themselvs with these exercises? please let me know.
@Ianman918
@Ianman918 Год назад
Thanks for the video! Different take on this out of aligned hip problem. Excited to add to daily routine. By chance is a foam roller an option instead of towel...assuming the motion is very similar? Thanks again, Ian
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
my pleasure! A small foam roller would be an option as long as it's not uncomfortable.
@vikasbhasin2291
@vikasbhasin2291 5 месяцев назад
Can this method be used for actual dislocation in the lower back bone or will it have to be supplemented with chiropractic treatment? Thank you
@suesingh4130
@suesingh4130 3 года назад
i love your all videos, do you have something on hand fingers arthritis ?
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 года назад
i think my video on hand, shoulder and neck connection video helpful where i talk about the importance of soft hands
@brigboss
@brigboss 2 года назад
@@TaroIwamoto Can you give the link to that video , please? I can't find it.
@laksr3224
@laksr3224 2 года назад
Thanks for all the lovely videos and wonderful information. How can I help anyone to rotate the femur externally if it appears like there's a limited range of motion externally. But tends to rotate internally always..
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
for what specific functional purpose do you want to facilitate someone's ability to rotate hips more externally?
@laksr3224
@laksr3224 2 года назад
@@TaroIwamoto Hi.. its for my son.. 13 years old. I had an accident last year and came to feldenkrais for healing. It benefited me a lot. So then I realized that my son moves in an uncoordinated way. His hips appear internally rotated when he walks. He used to always sit in a way which rotated his femur internally. I was wondering how I could help him be more coordinated and walk more normally without his feet turning inwards
@gabrielapoehlmann2374
@gabrielapoehlmann2374 2 года назад
Hi, Mr. Taro Iwamoto! All your videos are absolutely great and an eye opener. Thanks for your workand your generosity! Today I have a question: where can I get this little flexible skeleton model that we can see with you on the photo? Thanks a lot for your answer! And a good time for you and your family.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
I ordered my mini skeleton on amazon, though i forgot the specific model.
@gabrielapoehlmann2374
@gabrielapoehlmann2374 2 года назад
@@TaroIwamoto Thanks for your answer. I will try to find it out. God bless you and your family. And again: thanks for your work and being 🙏🌟
@rad84duran88
@rad84duran88 Год назад
Thank you so much. You are awesome.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
You are so welcome
@ethangriffiths7802
@ethangriffiths7802 2 года назад
So I think I developed this through repetitively sleeping on one side for years. I originally thought it was due to a small ankle injury and my body compensated by using my right side more, wasn’t that. Then I thought it was from playing badminton, constantly lunging on one leg instead of both, wasn’t that either. What I think it comes down to it how I slept, on my right side for years
@vanessab8775
@vanessab8775 2 года назад
Hi, what a great video, thank you for sharing this. Just a question, do you recommend this exercise in the morning or night time before sleep? I am wondering when it is the most beneficial. Thanks!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
welcome:) This movement retraining is great done frequently for the purpose of reminding the nervous system of your habitual biases and new movements so your nervous system can start to change your habitual biases over time. You can do this several times/day.
@vanessab8775
@vanessab8775 2 года назад
@@TaroIwamoto Thanks!
@sebastianjakobsen548
@sebastianjakobsen548 4 месяца назад
what if i have the same problem just in my shoulder/lats/neck. What could i do to fix that?
@robertashagam1599
@robertashagam1599 Год назад
i dont if anything changed but the pain went away, so thank you
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
hey, that's a good thing!
@amandeepchoudharynewdelhi7975
That's amazing
@astridwolf3751
@astridwolf3751 3 года назад
I love your video's! Amazing how they really work without much effort. Thank you so much for sharing your knowluch. I hope you will help a lot of people this way. AL least you help me very much 💓 Astrid Wolf
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 года назад
you are welcome!
@AR-lz2br
@AR-lz2br 2 года назад
@@TaroIwamoto my chiropractor says I have lateral pelvic tilt. My right leg motion range is very limited. So, should I incline my body to my right or both sides? Thank you
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
@@AR-lz2br this is not really about tilting your body to side. it is to retrain your habitual way of distributing weight on your legs while sitting and standing. These retraining exercises should reduce your habitual bias which reduces lateral pelvic tilt. you will work on moving into both directions.
@AR-lz2br
@AR-lz2br 2 года назад
@@TaroIwamoto thank you very much. I hope it helps improve my right leg mobility. I've had 5 chiropractic adjustment but haven't done much yet.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
@@AR-lz2br i recommend you watch my follow along videos, particularly hip mobility routines.
@ogtpaktop4352
@ogtpaktop4352 2 года назад
Hi Mr. Iwamoto! Can you please tell me if the lateral tilt of the pelvis can cause hyperactivity in the neck muscles on one side? In my case my right leg seems shorter than my left leg when walking, my right QL is tense, my right shoulder is lower than my left, and the neck muscles on the right side are tense (SCM and Scalenes muscles)
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
lateral pelvic tilt or any left right biases influence the entire body and consequently influence how muscles are used. Lateral pelvic tilt bias can definitely influence neck muscles
@helenakirkwood5334
@helenakirkwood5334 2 года назад
Thank you! How often should it be done. For example: for 5 minutes once a day or for 5 minutes several times a day?
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
you can find a few tips on how to do this exercise in the description.
@helenakirkwood5334
@helenakirkwood5334 2 года назад
@@TaroIwamoto Great! 👍 thanks again 💝
@TheFlo68
@TheFlo68 3 года назад
Thank you so much for this Movement !!! i will do this now every Day :-) I do have another Question...my sacroiliac Joint on the right Side is blocked sins a view Month I never had this befor so is there also a Movement for it?
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 года назад
Video series on SI joint and sciatica are on the line, coming up in a few weeks I think
@TheFlo68
@TheFlo68 3 года назад
@@TaroIwamoto Thank you for your respont ! i'm looking forward to it :-)
@Manthan6174
@Manthan6174 3 месяца назад
Could you please let me know if the LPT is because of the difference in leg length, then there is no benefit from exercise or that there is no cure.
@wholearmor
@wholearmor 2 года назад
Hi Taro. I'm so glad I ran across your video on pelvic tilt. That is exactly what my wife, Debbie, has. It's obvious her left side is up. So, when she does this exercise, which way should she concentrate on tilting toward, the left or the right? I'm thinking by watching and listening to you, and just to be certain, she would concentrate on moving toward the left to lower the left side and raise the right side, correct? Thank you!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
for the purpose of retraining movement and informing the nervous system, I always recommend practicing movement on both sides.
@Hikmetkarademir
@Hikmetkarademir Год назад
are there anyone who could treat themselvs with these exercises? please let me know.
@munevvertekyurt9519
@munevvertekyurt9519 8 месяцев назад
Hikmet bey iki gündür hareketi uyguluyorum.inanilmaz etkili.sag kalcam 2 cm yukarida.yolda agridan yuruyemez durumdaydim.iki gunde duzelme oldu cok ŞÜKÜR
@nargisbbyounis
@nargisbbyounis 2 года назад
I like the training the nervous system but is there also a place for strengthening and stretching with regard to lateral pelvic tilt. Thanks
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
retraining the nervous system and movement patterns leads to changing movement patterns, which leads to strengthening and stretching muscles that need to be strengthened and streched. Changing movement patterns and functions to change strength and flexibility of muscles instead of the other way makes more sense from my experience.
@nargisbbyounis
@nargisbbyounis 2 года назад
@@TaroIwamoto Thanks will try both your sitting and standing positions from today, just need to find a firm chair… hope it works, thanks
@maryannmanalang9249
@maryannmanalang9249 Год назад
Can this apply to congenital leg length discrepancy? Thanks!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
you sure can! although doing this movement retraining will not change leg length discrepancy, this can help reduce biased habitual movement patterns that stress the same areas.
@jerrvang7339
@jerrvang7339 Год назад
Wow. I’m still shook. (Yes second comment) & I graduated school with a exercise science degree & all 4 years of undergrad didn’t even teach me something as useful and amazing as this video… AMAZING.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
Thank you!
@edenelaustria9509
@edenelaustria9509 Год назад
this is very insightful!! 😮 i tried doing it though and im naturally leaning to my left. i feel like there’s a gap between me moving to left and right. i feel my right leg more close to the chair with the towel on. does that mean that its structural? one doctor said that my left is shorter thats why im leaning there. but im hesitant because what if theres just tightness on my left? im confused. hope you reply. 😣
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
It's difficult for me to answer that question as I cannot see how you're moving, but I do know we all have movement biases and tendencies, and retraining movement patterns including this one (both directions) can only benefit us, not harm us. Who wouldn't benefit from improving movement quality and patterns, right?
@dr.samierasadoonalhassani2669
@dr.samierasadoonalhassani2669 9 месяцев назад
Start listening at 5.30 minutes.
@Rokia2003
@Rokia2003 22 дня назад
Mine is super bad. My upper half is rotated to the right and bottom rotated to the left because a muscle spasm in my left piriformis
@hildaesmeraldaparramanzo934
@hildaesmeraldaparramanzo934 2 года назад
Se podría traducir al español la clase, o con subtítulos.
@luyzqint3760
@luyzqint3760 2 года назад
Si, usando CC para traducir
@winterinbloom
@winterinbloom 3 года назад
Wow! I wish my chiropractor had known to give me simple exercises like this so I could do more to help fix things at home. I want to try this. Is it ok to do this exercise if you have other spine and pelvis issues? When my chiro x-rayed me it showed I not only had the lateral pelvic tilt, but also anterior pelvic tilt (the right side being much worse than the left), and a couple of the vertebrae in my lower back are twisted so the spines that should stick straight out are rotated to the side. My SI joints are also jerks, they like to move too much and often need to be popped back into place. So before making anything worse I just wanted to see if this exercise compatible with all that?
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 3 года назад
yes ok to do this exercise, but important to remind you that you move slowly through small range so you can pay attention to your body and feel your body more clearly. I also want to tell you that it is rather normal to have all kinds of twists of spine, pelvic rotation, etc. No person is symmetrical in functions and anatomical structures. It is much more beneficial to focus on improving quality of movement than trying to correct every single asymmetries you find because it is rather abnormal to be symmetrical.
@winterinbloom
@winterinbloom 3 года назад
Thank you for the reply! I'm not too worried about restoring my body back to a perfect state, but I do need to improve my spine and pelvis some. The more twisted up I become the more my right leg doesn't work when and how I need it to, and sometimes it gives out suddenly in dangerous situations like going down stairs. Years ago I wasn't able to move my leg for about a day after receiving the MMR vaccine, and when it improved my right leg was never again quite as good as the left. I'm sure that caused some compensation patterns.
@saurabhvardhan
@saurabhvardhan 3 месяца назад
Can this exercise chronic lateral pelvic tilt. I'm having lateral pelvic tilt for four years now. Let me know if this is helpful in chronic cases also. I'm suffering a lot. Please reply sir
@mauralewiecki157
@mauralewiecki157 Год назад
This is a good method for correcting a bias. How can one correct LPT when it is caused by scoliosis complicated by extreme hypermobility?
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
LPT simply describes a position or movement bias of pelvis (one side relative to the other). This always accompanies left-right spine bias (scoliosis). EVERYONE has scoliosis and LPT to some degree because we are naturally asymmetrical in structures and functions. The important question is how is your bias affecting your day to day activities and specific functions. If it's impacting your functions negatively, then, you'll need to pay closer attention to your movement and postural biases, and start to retrain your movement patterns and reduce your bias in order to improve your functions. It can only be done with your attention and awareness. That's what movement retraining is really about.
@mauralewiecki157
@mauralewiecki157 Год назад
@@TaroIwamoto Thank you for the response.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
@@mauralewiecki157 you're welcome:) hope it was helpful. when it comes to hypermobility, it's even more crucial for you to develop accurate sensory motor awareness and motor control skill as your challenge is that you have too many movement options and choices, so lack of accurate sensory motor awareness can make you move too much without being aware of doing that.
@gymguy25
@gymguy25 2 года назад
recently, when I squat and deadlift, I've been feeling like my ribs on my left side are being compressed, it's quite painful with a heavy bar, right side is fine. I put my fingers on my hips and it looks like the left side is higher, does that sound like a symptom of lateral pelvic tilt?
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
as it happens specifically during squatting and deadlifting with weights, my guess is that is related to your compensatory movement patterns. I would practice deadlif anf squat patterns without weights but do very slowly and pay attention to how you initiate lifting and sequencing of movements from hips and spine and observe how you distribute movement. Have you watched my recent videos on how to squat and deadlift without hurting back?
@utakollmann2126
@utakollmann2126 Год назад
uta, 👋super ❤️💙🇬🇷❗
@YelenaIzKislovodska
@YelenaIzKislovodska 2 года назад
Hi, it's interesting, about to go and try it out. Question is, this comes from Feldenkreis technique I didn't understand? I have the tilt, but as I understood usually the tilt is not just lateral but with some torsion (?) when one part of the pelvis is shifted more anteriorly (and up or down) . I don't know how could I test that, any help? thank you!
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
my teaching is definitely influenced by Feldenkrais Method, but comes from all my background including martial arts, athletic training, PT, as well as Feldenkrais Method. Yes our movement bias rarely is unidirectional. It often involves multi-planes. It is my belief that we're better off training our movement in all directions including our bias so we're more balanced. This video focuses on one plane of motion (lateral movement, left and right), but you can also practice diagonal movements (left and forward - right and back; right and forward - left and back) to test your bias in multi planes.
@johngoh767
@johngoh767 Год назад
Hi Mr. Taro, I'm 85 years old with a left Tilted Pelvis, am I too old to have it corrected with your exercises? Your expert advice please.
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
never too old to improve!
@Awakenedkarolina
@Awakenedkarolina 2 года назад
It seems like I have different preferences for sitting and standing. So now I don’t know my bias. Any tips?
@nargisbbyounis
@nargisbbyounis 2 года назад
I would just do both like he says in video to stay balanced
@tanayghosh6957
@tanayghosh6957 Год назад
When i done this great exercise my left sit bone pains a lot due to some injuries. I am doing it for some days and my tension in sit bones relising from past.do you have other sit bone Exercise like this please tell.🙏
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
This one might be helpful for you: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IemCyhUmJeM.html
@boost-9689
@boost-9689 2 года назад
Hi Taro, Is there any way to adapt this for a tilt where one side of the pelvis is stuck forward or back? What about for uneven shoulders and a rotated torso? Very curious about how this could help in scoliosis.
@nargisbbyounis
@nargisbbyounis 2 года назад
Good question, I’ve been told my pelvis is lateral and forward too. This might help a little I guess
@nikkisavo7293
@nikkisavo7293 Год назад
This is my issue as well. I've been to PT for my tilt, but it didn't work. I have mild scoliosis and a right lateral pelvic tilt with a slight rotation to the front. I deal with extreme pain in my hip flexor on the right and have done so many exercises but literally nothing seems to help. I'm going to give the tips in the video a shot either way.
@boost-9689
@boost-9689 Год назад
@@nikkisavo7293 I'm working to strengthen weak areas. The body compensates to try and support areas which are weak to allow the body to still function. I think that's the root of my stuck areas and rotation issues.
@nargisbbyounis
@nargisbbyounis 2 года назад
Hello Which movement will help a lateral pelvic tilt with left side stuck forward? Please help so I can follow you. Thanks
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto 2 года назад
try this one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ncijDFoivXs.html you dont need to worry about which direction to do. i would practice both directions regardless of your habitual bias.
@nargisbbyounis
@nargisbbyounis 2 года назад
@@TaroIwamoto thanks I’ll take a look.
@quinn3759
@quinn3759 2 года назад
from Habitual Movement Patterns to Aware Movement by retraining the brain!
@chaimcutler7570
@chaimcutler7570 Год назад
H Should I make sure my pelvis Is neutral before doing this exercise? Thank you
@TaroIwamoto
@TaroIwamoto Год назад
Not necessary. I would just focus on attending to your body and movement quality and retrain your movement patterns and nervous system.
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