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Trigger Points, Posture and the Alexander Technique 

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Poor posture is a powerful “activator and perpetuator” of myofascial trigger points (Simons et al. 1998) and is always worth considering in chronic trigger point syndromes.
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Комментарии : 42   
@shawnsteinhart5936
@shawnsteinhart5936 2 года назад
This is the only actual and comprehensive explanation on the AT I’ve found on RU-vid thank you lol literally every other one in the top selection even the ted talk are garbage. Only attempts to poorly explain the history and the technique lacklustre. Thanks for explaining thoroughly and properly!!
@DR_1_1
@DR_1_1 7 месяцев назад
Yes, if only he would stop torturing his skeleton!
@AlexanderTechniqueMadeEasy
@AlexanderTechniqueMadeEasy 3 года назад
As an Alexander Teacher myself, I found this an enchanting take on the technique. Very good presentation.
@Nielasher
@Nielasher 3 года назад
Nicholas Chapman thank you for your feedback 🙏
@yoya4766
@yoya4766 Год назад
''Teacher'' you're delusional and ugly.
@leonardodavinci4259
@leonardodavinci4259 10 месяцев назад
When I discovered this, it was revolutionary. I've always struggled with poor posture, but this technique was the first way I've been able to maintain good posthre without my back hurting. It feels natural
@victorrascon9155
@victorrascon9155 4 года назад
Another Alexander technique fan, congrats AND thank you for everything muy trigger pointer were destroying my life i did everything AND saw every video bit yours are gold
@wrenholmes4474
@wrenholmes4474 5 лет назад
Brilliant video, thanks very much for the clear and concise explanation and demonstration too.
@Nielasher
@Nielasher Год назад
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@egemensarkas507
@egemensarkas507 7 лет назад
Wonderful explanation.
@Nielasher
@Nielasher Год назад
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@ahenriquez1474
@ahenriquez1474 Год назад
Seems like magic ✨! Thanks so much!
@Nielasher
@Nielasher Год назад
Thank you for your feedback 🙏
@aviel3361
@aviel3361 4 года назад
This is so interesting. And powerful.
@Nielasher
@Nielasher 3 года назад
Thank you 🙏
@mb7a4fmlg
@mb7a4fmlg 3 года назад
It feels great thank you so much
@Nielasher
@Nielasher 3 года назад
You're welcome 😊
@marekczeladzki7774
@marekczeladzki7774 3 года назад
Thank you
@Nielasher
@Nielasher 3 года назад
Thank you for your feedback 🙏 Please visit our website where you will find access to over 70,000 free manual therapy related blogs and articles. www.nielasher.com
@gheorghefalcaru
@gheorghefalcaru 4 месяца назад
SUPERB!
@_-_-_-_
@_-_-_-_ 3 года назад
I just finished reading The Invisible Rainbow, about the history of electricity, radiofrequency technology and human health, and 1886 was an important year in the book, because that was approximately when the world started to incorporate electricity into houses, businesses and towns. After reading that book and researching the effects that electricity and radiofrequency technology can have on people (some people are especially sensitive apparently), I checked F.M. Alexander's story again, and 1886 was around when his vocal struggles began for him, so what I'm thinking is that F.M. Alexander was sensitive to electromagnetism and didn't know it. If you were to go back through his books and replace "modernity" or "the modern world" and other terms like those with "electromagnetic radiation," then you'd see something interesting. If I'm correct, and I admit my case that I'm making is not rock solid, but if I'm right, then the Alexander Technique was actually inadvertently designed to help with the neuromuscular symptoms of electromagnetism exposure, and all the people out there who report suffering from symptoms of electromagnetic sensitivity should go ahead and try the Alexander Technique (along with Focusing and Somatic Experiencing) to see if it can help them manage their symptoms. Soon there will be tens of thousands of low earth orbiting satellites blanketing the earth in 5G frequencies, and that is added on top of what we currently have which is absurdly intense and dangerous already.
@cinmac3
@cinmac3 5 лет назад
Yes it is. A very good explanation, Right mow it makes my back hurt, I strained that, but, salty at this time, I got stressed ..
@Nielasher
@Nielasher Год назад
Hi Cindy, Thank you very much for your feedback🙌🏻 For more information or to find a therapist please visit our website nielasher.com/
@cinmac3
@cinmac3 Год назад
no thanks
@kathyjensen736
@kathyjensen736 3 года назад
Thank You
@Nielasher
@Nielasher 3 года назад
Thank you for your feedback 🙏
@mohamedshalabi7149
@mohamedshalabi7149 3 года назад
Thank you
@HappyBloke81
@HappyBloke81 2 года назад
Hi,I enjoy your videos educational and enjoyable to watch. I've been looking for some good books. I didn't save my books from Uni from a few years ago , so now remembering all the release techniques for trigger points and posture correction techniques has been difficult. Could you recommend any books which have the techniques for all the skeletal muscles? I'm looking for books which concentrate on the muscle origin insertion, action, referred pain, trigger point release steps. Other posture correction techniques. İncrease range of motion techniques. ECT. More the practical side than the theory.
@Nielasher
@Nielasher 2 года назад
Thank you for your feedback. For more information including books and courses, please visit our website www.nielasher.com
@yoya4766
@yoya4766 Год назад
just turns ''ouuff''. can't beat the sath african accent.
@Freddie1M
@Freddie1M 4 года назад
What I don't understand is how to hold it there without getting tired? Surely tight pec muscles causing rounded shoulders and weak/inactive back muscles are going to make the Alexander Technique nearly impossible to sustain? Or am I missing something?
@TEWMUCH
@TEWMUCH 3 года назад
Ur right. Ur entire body has to respond to this change. Your back may not be able to sustain it yet. TRY CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS!! This will help release your back, and begin to break up that old muscle memory.
@iansharp6843
@iansharp6843 6 лет назад
Your voice is so sweet. You should do what he did and speak for a living
@cinmac3
@cinmac3 6 лет назад
He alloewed his body to move Correctly where he can speak great, which i need to do, but, i am not there i hope to be there, but....... Work, some how my intension to do what i need to do.
@cinmac3
@cinmac3 6 лет назад
I am trying, but, not yet.,,,😟
@cinmac3
@cinmac3 5 лет назад
ChristianBach7 ???
@cinmac3
@cinmac3 5 лет назад
Relief release I am finally feeling some, but, I don't know how to speak, yet, because I thinki Meek doing this before it becomes a back, Is the correct, Neil, thanks, I hkpe to hear from you.
@swisstrader
@swisstrader 3 года назад
This is interesting to me because Ive discovered something similar on my end. If I spend time talking on the phone while sitting up in bed and with pillows supporting my head, my throat becomes hoarse after just a few mins of doing so. The conclusion I came to was less eloquent than what you describe but I believe it creates the same result.
@Nielasher
@Nielasher 3 года назад
Thank you for your feedback 🙏
@abi1021
@abi1021 9 месяцев назад
Just here for the unintentional asmr
@aviel3361
@aviel3361 4 года назад
This is so interesting. And powerful.
@Nielasher
@Nielasher 3 года назад
Thank you for your feedback 🙏
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