Thanks for continuous knowledge sharing👏👌, Just asking a relatable different question, Releasing tissue or structure with foam roller is beneficial or not? Specially in IT band
Does the ‘therapeutic grip’ relieve all weight of the head from the neck? Also is the patient supposed to completely rest the forehead on tye therapist’s inner elbow or chest for example?
Sir, I would like to go to the very first video of Mackenzie technique.. Where to find ans whatever I collected is either 6th or 8th manual is given on jo ur channel... Please reply
sir have one query , one of the patient get sudden spasm after performing any activities whihc includes tight grip example doing dumbelss, long drive , gripping a heavy object, spasm doesnt gt relive for weeks together at times, wt could be possible reason as history of trauma or work related , pls share ur valuable comment on this case, thanku
Case of sympathetic upregulation. To be treated by autonomic balancing and total body reflex release techniques. Join PRRT level 1 course to develop skills to treat pain, stress and stiffness more successfully and in less time.
Sir I liked this video too and your way of explaining but just one thing kindly complete the stroke rehab series as that was very knowledgeable and long gaps between videos might result in loss of flow, just a suggestion.. Waiting for upper extremity neuro rehab series
Hello Vikash, Thanks for being a Physioclassroom member 😊 I believe more than the technique, it is the concept of TREATMENT that should be emphasized upon. By knowing the concept, one cas easily design his/ her own Treatment techniques. Cradeling the head enables the therapist to provide adequate support and ensures relaxation of the tensed soft tissues. Making the patient lying prone on a 5 part Treatment table can also be an excellent way of releasing soft tissue tension. ( Cervical section can move up and down during the release technique). Rest you have to be innovative to design your own method of treatment. 😊 Do share our channel videos with your contacts and help us in reaching out to maximum people 😊 Feel free to discuss further. Your comments and queries will always be our priority
The technique is the combination of trigger point therapy and myofascial release with the intention to release the taut bands in the muscles and thereby reducing pain and restoring ROM / flexibility. The only difference is that the joint over which the muscle acts is moved as the tissue is being released by the therapist. Read the above two approaches and the concept of FRT will become clear to you Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 💕
@@PhysioClassroom yes sir.. I personally found it to be very much helpful with just 2 to 3 minutes of treatment. That's why asked the max time duration.. thank you for your support.
