Posts tagged Rehab
Lower Back Rehab – Fix Lower Back Pain – Recovery / Rehab with Good Mornings
Jan 6th
Complete Muscle Building System www.acceleratedmusculardevelopment.com Original Post www.dieselcrew.com How to Perform Good Mornings 1. Get into a shoulder width or sumo stance (shown in video) 2. Pull hands inward creating tension in the upper back 3. Arch lower back 4….
upper back and neck ROM rehab exercises with the ball.MOV
Jun 17th
Upper back and neck range of motion exercises with the ball. Exercising with the ball increases the muscle strength in the neck. When you injure the ligaments of the neck the muscle have to work much harder to move the neck though is normal ROM. So exercising with the ball will increase strength, coordination, and stability in the neck and will help your chiropractic adjustments to hold longer.
Low Back Pain Rehab Video – Low Back Strain
May 22nd
THIS HURTS! What hurts…: I have injured my back. How you hurt it…: I have always had a “bad back” so to strengthen it I was working out at a gym and started doing dead lifts with a barbell and weights. When you hurt it…: It has been a couple of months. I have started taking muscle relaxers and some prescription anti inflammatories.Your pain level (1 is low, 10 is high pain): At the worst it felt like someone had taken batting practice on my right side, then used my back for a punching bag. It has gotten better but very slowly and it still feels like something is sore when I get up in the morning. Right now 4 or 5. Your age and overall health…: 51 and overall pretty good. I have completed 2 marathons and really like running. I mostly run on a treadmill except on the weekend and then mostly on concrete. I am a bit overweight though. Any other information you feel is relevant…: I just don’t know how to tell it’s ok to start running again and then how much to increase the intensity and how often. My hamstrings are pretty tight in general so knowing what stretches and how often would be helpful. YOUR INJURY COULD BE… Low Back Strain. REHAB YOUR INJURY BY… Hamstring Stretch: Lie on your back. Grab behind your knee and straighten your leg, pushing your heal up towards the ceiling and bringing your toes down towards you. You should feel a stretch behind your leg. Hold this position for 15 seconds. Do this on both legs repeating 3 times for each leg. Lumbar …
Back Pain, avoidance and rehab
Jul 4th
In this video I’m going to cover how to prevent lower back injuries and what to do if you have the misfortune of having a lower back injury. The best way to handle back injuries is to prevent them from happening in the first place! Here is what YOU can do to prevent lower back injuries: work your core (crunches, planks, supermans) stretch you hamstrings daily (helps lift properly) lift properly (quad strength) I was clearly doing the rehab exercises for real, I’m not a good enough actor to fake pain 
The reason I wanted to do this video while I was having back trouble was that all the videos out there illustrating these rehab exercises seem to have been done by people who have never had back pain. I wanted this to be real so people could relate.
Sciatic Nerve Pain Rehab – Inflamed Sciatic Nerve
Jun 29th
THIS HURTS! What hurts…: left side of my back which i presume is my sciatica nerve, if i sit too much then the pain goes down my left thigh and sometimes down into my left shin or area below my knee. How you hurt it…: don’t really know other than maybe lifting cans at work and it was easing until i did some gardening and then it got worse. When you hurt it…: probably four or five monthsago. Your pain level (1 is low, 10 is high pain): varies between 2 and 8. Your age and overall health…: 62 and overweight. Any other information you feel is relevant…: eases when on my feet and walking around. YOUR INJURY COULD BE… Inflamed Sciatic Nerve. REHAB YOUR INJURY BY… Controlling Inflammation Around Nerve by Icing: Lay side-lined with the painful side up. Place a pillow between your knees for comfort. Place ice pack on painful region for 15 minutes, 2 to 3 times per day with at least one hour in-between. One Knee-To-Chest: Bring one knee to your check and hold for 15 seconds. Switch to other knee until you have completed this 3 times on each leg. These exercises should not bring about pain, stop if they do. Both Knees-To-Chest: Bring both knees to your chest together holding them there for 15 seconds. Repeat this exercise 3 times. Nerve Glide: While on your back, bend your knees. Lift one knee up, while holding the back with your hands or band and pump your knee into and out of the pain. Repeat this exercise 10 times on both knees. Can’t find any recent video’s that …
