Sentences with phrase «of joint stress»

I mean with some of that joint stress too.

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Pure Barre concentrates on a smaller range of motion and light weights to decrease the stress on your joints and help you recover.

In a joint interview with Marketplace on March 13, former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, former president of the New York Federal Reserve and former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, and former Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke stressed that while the financial system is stronger now than it was before the 2008 financial crisis, that could change if certain regulations are rolled back.

(3) The family's collective identity evolves and its joint «ego strength» fluctuates with the stresses and resources of each stage of the family life cycle.

Capsugel is now a part of Lonza, an industry leader in the science and manufacture of nutritional ingredients for human and animal health, spanning joint health, exercise recovery, weight management, immune health, stress maintenance, and more.

Each sport has its own movement skills that are repeated over and over again weekly, monthly and yearly throughout an athlete's sporting life — adding even more stress to the joints of your athletes» bodies.

Indeed, X-rays revealed spurs of cartilage growing along the ridges of Arazi's knee joints, raising the fear that, under the stress of training and racing, the spurs could eventually break off as painful chips.

With the rotational motion of the whip kick, up to 86 percent of breast strokers may experience knee pain due to increased medial stress to the joint.

Loss of flexibility or strength imbalances can cause an increase in the tension or stress to one side of the joint.

Prenatal massages are know reduce back and joint pain, improve circulation reduce edema, reduce muscle tension and headaches, reduce stress and anxiety and improve oxygenation of soft tissues and muscles.

The long stroking motions of this massage technique ease joint stress and improve mobility and mood.

Joint custody serves to relieve one parent of some of the stresses of full - time parenting, which might otherwise engender resentment towards the children.

But for moms who are little people, even 30 pounds of added weight can put stress on their joints and bones.

Swimming is, without question, one of the best ways to get or stay fit without a lot of stress on bones, joints and muscles.

Because of the way babies are seated, largely leaning forward and on their tippy toes, there is added stress to the ankle joint and the gastrocnemius muscle group (muscles along the back of the leg, running from the ankle to knee).

In addition to stressing the baby's spine it can also negatively influence the development of your baby's hip joints (Kirkilionis, 2002).

True joint custody arrangements are rare because of their potential to cause both personal difficulties (stress, disruption of child's routine) and practical problems (scheduling, costs of maintaining two permanent living spaces for the child).

There is no need to stress the body and joints, when pregnant and carrying the weight of an unborn baby.

Stress can manifest itself in physical pains that affect the joints, muscles, and tendons of the body.

Almost all of them stressed the advantages of joint working with other agencies, given that so much police time is taken up by the needs of vulnerable people, and the police are the only social service available 24 hours a day and seven days a week.

Obama used a joint press conference with David Cameron last week to say it was in the US» interests for Britain to remain «strong, robust and united», although he did stress that the decision was for the people of Scotland.

The learned silk further argued that separation of the trial as canvassed by the applicants would further delay the speedy trial of the joint charge stressing that the prosecution was fully prepared to prove the case against the defendants within a reasonable time.

I have begun to understand the effect on the human body of such performances — the stress on joints and the effect on soft and hard tissues.

Said Dr Tom Evans, WCS Director of Forest Conservation and Climate and joint lead author of the study: «Even if all global targets to halt deforestation were met, humanity might be left with only degraded, damaged forests, in need of costly and sometimes unfeasible restoration, open to a cascade of further threats and perhaps lacking the resilience needed to weather the stresses of climate change.

The Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research (CGA) in Germany is a joint venture of the University of Cologne Excellence Cluster on Stress Responses in Aging - Associated Diseases (CECAD), the University Hospital Cologne, the Max Planck Institute for Biology of Ageing, the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research and the Center of Advanced European Studies and Research (caesar).

University of Wisconsin computational engineer Vadim Shapiro says the technology used to analyze David could help in the design of human joint replacements that distribute stress to bones in a natural way.

Due to the unusual stress on their joints as they dance, many ballerinas need hip replacement surgery in their early teens, says Thalmann, who described the ongoing modeling project here today at the annual meeting of AAAS, which publishes Science.

These injuries — pitcher's elbow, swimmer's shoulder, runner's knee, tennis elbow, tendinitis — are the result of repetitive stress on tendons, bones and joints.

Sufferers of hemophilia live in a perpetual state of stress and anxiety: their joints wear down prematurely and they have bleeding episodes that feel like they will never end.

She thinks understanding how the body does this might lead to ways to reduce shock in the lower part of the leg, and prevent common injuries such as stress fractures and joint problems.

Repetitive stress to a pitcher's ulnar collateral ligament (UCL)-- an important stabilizing ligament of the elbow joint — can lead to pain and eventually to the inability to pitch and throw.

They can provide a range of beneficial effects, such as lowering inflammatory cytokines (chemicals released by the immune system that can cause problems in rheumatoid arthritis patients), reducing joint stiffness and pain, as well as lowering oxidative stress — the ability of the body to counteract or detoxify harmful chemicals.

But over the last decade, researchers have realized that cartilage cells from the nose are adept at forming new tissue that can hold up to the mechanical stress of the knee joint.

While the cause of UCL injury is not fully known, orthopedic specialists have long theorized it's due to overuse and stress on the elbow, pitching velocity and joint motion.

Sometimes called «wear and tear» arthritis, osteoarthritis in people who are obese was long assumed to simply be a consequence of undue stress on joints.

By choosing your exercises wisely and training with good form you can reduce the risk of placing undue stress on your joints.

However, keep in mind if your grip is too close, or less than 6 inches apart, you'll end up placing too much stress on your wrists and elbow joints instead of the triceps.

While it can be challenging to simply get out of bed (much less hit the gym) on days you're experiencing joint pain, experts stress that gentle exercise can make a big difference in alleviating symptoms.

It's not clear which comes first — the weight or the disease — but extra weight stresses your joints, and ups your risk for heart disease, diabetes, and metabolic disorder (all of which are already a risk in people with psoriatic arthritis).

The Sanskrit word asana refers to the practice of the yoga postures and there is plenty of research now to show that a regular asana (as well as pranayama practice — which refers to the movement of prana, or «lifeforce» through breath control) practice can help to lower blood pressure, increase circulation, ease stress, alleviate the symptoms of arthritis and osteoporosis, reduce back and joint pain, etc, etc..

Running also puts a lot of stress on your muscles and joints, with the potential to cause inflammation, premature ageing and shin splints if overdone.

For all of us, the sliding seat displaces our weight, reducing stress on the joints.

Flexible shoulders will increase your strength and decrease the amount of stress on your bones, ligaments and joints, so you really need to work on this issue.

The wide - grip pull - up offers a higher degree of difficulty with a greater mechanical advantage, but on the other hand it puts more stress on the shoulder joints.

Besides better replicating the natural function of the human hands and preventing muscular imbalances, thick bars shift the stress off the joints and onto the muscles by spreading the weight over a larger area of the hand, which is why they're safer to use and effectively reduce your chance of injury.

Bodybuilders are constantly placing a great deal of stress on their muscles and joints through repetitive movements and this practice tends to take its toll even in the case of experienced lifters with flawless form.

As we mentioned above, you need to learn some «soft running» techniques and use a forefoot or mid-foot strike instead of landing on your heels to eliminate excessive stress on your joints and tendons.

As a short, high - intensity activity, it will help you avoid undue joint stress and boost the anabolic effect of your strength training session.

When we're in alignment, we exert the least amount of energy to initiate and maintain movement, we have more balance, and there's less stress on the shoulder, hip, knee and spine joints.

Benefits of running include weight - loss, stress relief, heart health, and strengthened joints.