Sentences with phrase «with neck tightness»

With the neck tightness, we would then address everything around it, looking at serratus activity, middle and lower traps, pec minor over recruitment, breathing, etc, etc..

Stephen Strasburg's 2015 started rough, but after missing most of July with neck tightness, then coming back in August, he was fantastic.

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After a front - nine 42 he was withdrawing from the Players for the second straight year (in 2010 he quit in the fourth round with a bulging disk in his neck), citing a chain reaction of pain in his left leg that started in his knee, migrated to his Achilles and ended with tightness in his calf.

Beth had two daughters four years apart, both diagnosed with Torticollis (one - sided neck tightness resulting in a head tilt or turn) around 2 months of age.

Many babies are born with very slight muscle imbalances and some are born with a more noticeable head tilt and neck tightness.

This tilt and rotate position is VERY common with Torticollis (one - sided neck tightness).

Be sure to discuss with your doctor if you notice your baby only looking one direction in Tummy Time, which may be an indication of tightness or weakness on one side of the neck (called Torticollis).

The updated guideline covers four neurologic disorders: spasticity in adults, which is muscle tightness that interferes with movement typically following a stroke, spinal cord or other neurologic injury; cervical dystonia, a disorder of the brain affecting neck muscle control that causes involuntary head tilt or neck movement; blepharospasm, a movement disorder that causes the eyes to close uncontrollably; and chronic and episodic migraine.

Characterised by a band of pressure around the head together with neck or jaw tightness, a tension headache is generally associated with physical and / or emotional stress.

A few weeks after that I realised my problems were linked to muscle tightness in my neck and had nothing to do with my diet.

When treating neck and shoulder tightness, we almost never address the tight muscle directly, except through teaching it relaxation with manual therapy.

If I get a patient with neck and shoulder tightness and I'm having trouble getting that person to realize they are holding their shoulders up by there ears, I might have them do shrugs to build awareness on the amount of tension they are holding in this muscle.

I can feel the tightness in my shoulders and neck and have been having issues with my lower back.

A client may be getting headaches but the real problem with that person may be tightness in their hands which travels up the arms into the neck and into the head causing headaches.

Generally, patients I see with dysfunctional diaphragms are also shallow breathers, which is often accompanied by tightness in their neck, shoulders and low back.

Unfortunately, we're more likely to overcompensate with the neck or with the low back because of tightness around the chest and shoulders.

I think she wears a scoop neck, but I would be happy with either a scoop or a v — more about that ideal tightness.