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Lower Back Sag | The Push Up Series | Ep 6 Part 1
The lower back sag has to be one of the most common dysfunctions that we see on a day to day basis. At some point, the world decided they were going to shut off their glutes and just hang out on their spines all day long. This transfers to your training and to the push-up! The push-up is essenssiall a plank, where your arms happen to propel your body up and down while your body (at least in a standard push-up) remains stable. When your muscles go on vacation and we dont stabilze our glutes and core, what we get is the lumbar sag.
Why is this a bad thing? Well, first off, the strength and force you can develop go way down because the force you are producing from your arms can be lost in all of the moving segments of your hips and spine. Secondly, the fact that your muscles are turned off puts a heck of alot more stress on those precious small joints of your lower back which can lead to back pain!
It’s crucial to maintain a solid plank position throughout your push-up so you can produce optimal force, control and move healthy!
The Fix
The Glute Bridge
Lunge Stretch
Featuring Mitch Starkman, Physiotherapist
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The Push-Up Series
The Push-Up Series is our attempt to tackle not just how to do this in proper form, but also the top 5 most common mistakes that we see and their fixes. We’ve created a template for each of the 5 mistakes and how you can tackle it all on your own. A push-up is an amazing full body exercise - working not the arms and chest, but also challenges your core and stability. The problem is that most people assume it is isolating just our chest muscles, when in fact it is doing anything BUT that! Keep your form strong and follow along to ensure you can truly push-up and Move Like You Mean It!
About The Movement Centre:
The Movement Centre strives to explore, assess, and correct human movement by providing customized self-administered treatments that anyone can use through the guidance of a movement physiotherapist. The aim is to help you overcome your limiting factors, whether that is pain, performance, or both. Ultimately, we want to help you achieve your goals.
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When in doubt, it is always a good idea to get assessed by your healthcare practitioner so you can truly Move Like You Mean It! This is not personalized medical advice.
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Improve Hip Mobility | Deadmans | The Movement Library | The Movement Centre
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We've all heard the saying "It's All In The Hips!", and I'm here to tell you that - it totally is! If you're hips are stiff something else is going to have to do the moving for you. That something is often the lower back, knees and ankles. This exercise will target your hip internal rotation specifically to balance you out. Featuring Mitch Starkman, Physiotherapist PLEASE CONSIDER SUBSCRIBING: ...
Improve Hip Mobility | TFL Grinder | The Movement Library | The Movement Centre
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The TFL, formally known as the Tensor Fascia Lata gets its name by "tensing" the ever so popular IT band. We need this to function, BUT, we can have to much of a good thing. To much of a pull will cause to much tension on the knee and lead to PAIN! Let's nip it in the butt. Featuring Mitch Starkman, Physiotherapist PLEASE CONSIDER SUBSCRIBING: bit.ly/1pAQeVQ About The Movement Library The Movem...
Elbow Flare | The Push Up Series | Ep 5
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The elbow flare is a serious issue. As the elbows “bow” outwards, it forces the shoulders into a weakened position. Not to mention it doesn’t look cool at all! This position is not too different from the Hawkins Kennedy test, a provocative test that health care providers can use to see if you have shoulder impingement. If you are regularly doing a push-up in a provocative test position - it can...
Lower Back Sag | The Push Up Series | Ep 6 part 2
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The lower back sag has to be one of the most common dysfunctions that we see on a day to day basis. At some point, the world decided they were going to shut off their glutes and just hang out on their spines all day long. This transfers to your training and to the push-up! The push-up is essentially a plank, where your arms happen to propel your body up and down while your body (at least in a s...
Arch Activations | The Movement Library | The Movement Centre
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Featuring Mitch Starkman, Physiotherapist PLEASE CONSIDER SUBSCRIBING: bit.ly/1pAQeVQ About The Movement Library The Movement Library is a compilation of mobility, strength and corrective exercises demonstrated just for you by a physiotherapist. We've included some quick reasons as to why you may need to work on each exercise, while emphasizing proper technique so that you can truly, Move Like ...
The Big Toe| The Push Up Series | Ep 7
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The big piggy, aka the big toe is crucial for a proper push-up, but also for a proper lunge and even to walk and run well! If you’re unable to get into full toe off during gait, OR a push-up, another area of your body is going to take on that extra load. During walking, that can translate to knee, hip and foot problems. Bunions or plantar fasciitis anyone? During a push-up, it will force you to...
Nerve Flossing | Windshield Wipers | The Movement Library | The Movement Centre
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Never forget that your nerves run from the head and neck, to the shoulder and all the way down into your arm. Our nerves run in, around and through our muscles as they course through our body. The median nerve run mainly along the inside of the upper arm and front of the forearm. It can also often play a role in a common nemesis, carpal tunnel syndrome. Featuring Mitch Starkman, Physiotherapist...
Calf Grinder | The Movement Library | The Movement Centre
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Featuring Mitch Starkman, Physiotherapist PLEASE CONSIDER SUBSCRIBING: bit.ly/1pAQeVQ About The Movement Library The Movement Library is a compilation of mobility, strength and corrective exercises demonstrated just for you by a physiotherapist. We've included some quick reasons as to why you may need to work on each exercise, while emphasizing proper technique so that you can truly, Move Like ...
How Do You Know if You're Having A Bleed And Need To Treat? | The Hemophiliac Physiotherapist
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Knowing if you're having a bleed, or if the person you're caring for has a bleed is always a challenge. The differences between a strained muscle and a bleed can be hard to distinguish. We try to break down both subjective and physical qualities unique to muscle and joint bleeds, and of course hemophilia. As a Physiotherapist (or as some say Physical Therapist) with Hemophilia, Mitch brings a u...
What Causes Hemophilia Bleeds And Why Don't They Stop? | The Hemophiliac Physiotherapist
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Have you ever wondered what causes Hemophilia bleeds and why they keep on bleeding? Mitch tries to demystify the cause of these bleeds from a more practical standpoint. As a Physiotherapist (or as some say Physical Therapist) with Hemophilia, Mitch brings a unique perspective to the care and understanding of those living with and caring for those with Hemophilia. Cheers to trying to pay it forw...
How Do I Know When To Treat | The Hemophiliac Physiotherapist
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Knowing when to treat a bleed can be challenging. Especially for those with mild and moderate hemophilia. We try to shed some light on when is the right time to treat. As a Physiotherapist (or as some say Physical Therapist) with Hemophilia, Mitch brings a unique perspective to the care and understanding of those living with and caring for those with Hemophilia. Cheers to trying to pay it forwa...
Practical Difference Between Mild, Moderate And Severe Hemophilia | The Hemophiliac Physiotherapist
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Not all hemophiliacs are created equal, but the term is thrown around very loosely. We try to shed some light on what distinguishes these categories, and of course what that means for their lives and lifestyle....on a practical level of course! As a Physiotherapist (or as some say Physical Therapist) with Hemophilia, Mitch brings a unique perspective to the care and understanding of those livin...
The Single Best Thing You Can Do For a Bleed | The Hemophiliac Physiotherapist
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When you get a bleed, have you ever wondered what the best thing is to do? Should you rest, ice, keep it moving, or all of the above? We break down the single best thing you can do to help manage a bleed and get back on the road to recovery. As a Physiotherapist (or as some say Physical Therapist) with Hemophilia, Mitch brings a unique perspective to the care and understanding of those living w...
What NOT To Tell Your Patient or Child with a Bleed | The Hemophiliac Physiotherapist
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When Mitch was a kid growing up, he would always hide his injuries from his mom, and you're about to find out why. It's so easy to do the wrong thing when trying to help manage your child's or patient's bleed. Hopefully, we can help you avoid this mistake! As a Physiotherapist (or as some say Physical Therapist) with Hemophilia, Mitch brings a unique perspective to the care and understanding of...
Full 30min Online Workout For the Upper Body | Lead by a Physiotherapist
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Full 30min Online Workout For the Upper Body | Lead by a Physiotherapist
Fix Snapping Hip | Part 3
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Fix Snapping Hip | Part 3
Shoulder Instability and Clicking | Part 3
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Shoulder Instability and Clicking | Part 3
Recover Grinding and Cracking Knees | Part 3
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Recover Grinding and Cracking Knees | Part 3
Fix your Snapping Knee and Butt Wink | Part 3
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Fix your Snapping Knee and Butt Wink | Part 3
How To Fix Your Snapping Elbow | Part 3
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How To Fix Your Snapping Elbow | Part 3
How To Lift Without Hurting Your Back with a Physical Therapist
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How To Lift Without Hurting Your Back with a Physical Therapist
Full 30min Online Workout For the Lower Body | Lead by a Physiotherapist
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Full 30min Online Workout For the Lower Body | Lead by a Physiotherapist
Full 30min Online Workout to Prevent Lower Back Pain | Lead by a Physiotherapist
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Full 30min Online Workout to Prevent Lower Back Pain | Lead by a Physiotherapist
Physio For Migraines and Headaches | Led By A Physiotherapist
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Physio For Migraines and Headaches | Led By A Physiotherapist
30-Minute Lower-Body Strength Workout with Warm Up - No Equipment at Home | COVID-19 Edition
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30-Minute Lower-Body Strength Workout with Warm Up - No Equipment at Home | COVID-19 Edition
Fix Snapping Hip | Part 2
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Fix Snapping Hip | Part 2
Shoulder Instability and Clicking | Part 2
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Shoulder Instability and Clicking | Part 2
Fix your Snapping Knee and Butt Wink | Part 2
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Fix your Snapping Knee and Butt Wink | Part 2
A Physiotherapist Explains How He Sets Up His Desk | Home Office Ergonomics
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A Physiotherapist Explains How He Sets Up His Desk | Home Office Ergonomics

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @alive264
    @alive264 2 дні тому

    For some reason I can only feel my chest muscles exercised when I do elbow flare..any thoughts?

  • @Eneergy
    @Eneergy 6 днів тому

    when I did a skullcrushee exercise with dumbbells and i have popping in medial tricep near elbow, then I can't even do push ups, it came out in my medial triceps, now I have a little problem with the ulnar nerve, it hurts me a lot, how can I cure this with what exercises do you suggest? do I have to stretch or is there no other solution except surgery PLEASE REPLY BROTHER❤

  • @wanwan2180
    @wanwan2180 10 днів тому

    The hamstring snapping happens to me while running, does the program work for it as well?

  • @glamembellishbyprinci
    @glamembellishbyprinci Місяць тому

    How to reduce prolonged knee swelling

  • @shaniyt5004
    @shaniyt5004 Місяць тому

    Giving heat is effective or not to swelling on knee joint in hemophilia

  • @Mathieucros31
    @Mathieucros31 2 місяці тому

    Started the dedicated program 4 days ago so will provide an update on my progress

    • @Mathieucros31
      @Mathieucros31 2 місяці тому

      What’s your expected timeframe for a visible improvement ? 8 weeks ?

    • @Mathieucros31
      @Mathieucros31 Місяць тому

      One week in . Some good improvements. Pain has decreased on the biceps femoris . The snap also look less frequent .

    • @Mathieucros31
      @Mathieucros31 Місяць тому

      Still snapping after 4 weeks of the program 🫤

  • @Mathieucros31
    @Mathieucros31 2 місяці тому

    Starting the dedicated basic program now . Will update on progress 🤞🤞🤞🤞

  • @indiestudio23
    @indiestudio23 2 місяці тому

    My left knee is bleeding spontaneously from past 2 years , so i started using knee caps/ knee supports. Instead of supports does compression bandage helps more ? And can you please tell me how can i reduce the bleeds for my leg , can you suggest me any exercises for my leg. Its Swollen from past 20 days , today its good i took factors but its reducing very slowly compared to last bleeds. My hemophilia severity level is <1% and I have factor 8 deficiency.

  • @pstar6481
    @pstar6481 2 місяці тому

    Amazing helpful advice

  • @anthonymckenna5404
    @anthonymckenna5404 3 місяці тому

    Very helpful thx

  • @jaked9414
    @jaked9414 3 місяці тому

    Exactly my issue. Hopefully these exercises will solve it… how long do you think I need to do these to fix it and not have the clicking anymore?

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 2 місяці тому

      It take at least 6-8 weeks of regular work on this to see some changes start to happen. But depending how long it's been going on and how progressed it'll take more time.

  • @amorarcilla2927
    @amorarcilla2927 4 місяці тому

    pls make more contents on exercises to cure deforemed elbow or other joints

  • @26xkira
    @26xkira 4 місяці тому

    Can someone answer me what is the scientific name of this case

  • @26xkira
    @26xkira 4 місяці тому

    Can someone answer me what is the scientific name of this case

  • @luckyknees
    @luckyknees 4 місяці тому

    What’s the way to reach to you?

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 2 місяці тому

      You can contact us through our website if needed: DeskJockeyPhysio.com

  • @SLEJAJA
    @SLEJAJA 5 місяців тому

    Ĥer left side was clicking.. so the ŕightside gets the stretch?

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 2 місяці тому

      You'd want to do the stretch on the same side!

  • @big-stinky-cactus
    @big-stinky-cactus 6 місяців тому

    I've had this exact same issue for as long as I can remember. I've sought help from doctors and physios, and they just shrugged at me. I've probably spent the last 5 years searching for what it is and how to fix it off and on, because it's become irritated and sore often enough that I avoid squatting because of it and lo and behold only after asking an RMT exactly What That Thing Is by finding a video of a leg moving from the side, pausing and screenshotting and circling it while it's sticking out and then getting an actual clear answer, I finally find a 7 year old video on the exact issue I've had LOL No matter how I described it for searches I got several different answers and the knee anatomy diagrams weren't clear enough to know which things are the visible thing from the outside. I'll be trying all of these and hopefully be able to do squats again without worrying 😁

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 4 місяці тому

      So happy to hear it filled a void for you. Hope it helps. Be sure to check-out parts 2 and 3 as well :)! Cheers.

  • @afeesakanni
    @afeesakanni 8 місяців тому

    Great content.

  • @vnybjerg
    @vnybjerg 8 місяців тому

    If i tug my chin back while i look down at people i just get a doublechin. The everyday opsticals such as mirrors, sinks and so on all make my posture bad. Idk what to do

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 8 місяців тому

      It is always a challenge. Hip hinging can also be helpful!

  • @newts1964
    @newts1964 9 місяців тому

    how often can you do this

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 8 місяців тому

      Daily if you found it helpful and comfortable:)!

  • @Anotherclevername20
    @Anotherclevername20 9 місяців тому

    So I paused the video and hit my delts and chest with he spiked ball. Then I rolled everything around that's area before hitting start lol then I saw the under triceps massage and then the floss and I gotta say. Thank you sir. This is the first exercise that helps me. I was doing the smoker stretch and my elbow kept popping halfway through so I knew I needed to do soemthing to progress and this is now a fundamental in my training. Ty

    • @sybaritemonkey309
      @sybaritemonkey309 9 місяців тому

      hello, i also get the popping in my elbow when doing the smoker stretch, could you please post updates in the future of how you're getting on doing these massages etc?

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 9 місяців тому

      Great work - and thanks for sharing that. So happy to hear it's been helpful!

  • @mariaelenacastroleo6756
    @mariaelenacastroleo6756 9 місяців тому

    LEO Y YAZMin.❤❤

  • @user-qv2se7qg9h
    @user-qv2se7qg9h 10 місяців тому

    Oh my god thank you so much for this I can’t tell you how much I needed it I have hemophilia type b I’m a runner and I just got a really bad knee bleed and this helped so much

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 9 місяців тому

      Thanks for sharing that. I'm so happy this helped - it's helped me for years :). I hope the knee is doing better.

  • @Mr_Ghostf4ce_
    @Mr_Ghostf4ce_ 10 місяців тому

    im curious what happens if even after doing all this for a while and it still hurts? whats the next step?

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 9 місяців тому

      Be sure to check-outs parts 2 and 3 of this series for next steps and other options. If you're looking for even more help, we do have an online program that can help :)!

  • @yami5656
    @yami5656 10 місяців тому

    hello, first : Thank you for giving such a explaintion (It helps a lot), but it did not help me, because of my condition is a bit special, I have (Hemophila A + my 3 joint(knee and elbows) cant move them(set in motion) + Right foot amputation) I need an exercise program for my condition

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 10 місяців тому

      You're very welcome. I'm sorry to hear this doesn't quite hit the mark for you. An alternative would be difficult to discuss without assessing things personally. That being said, there is a great app called HaemActive that has some great stretches and strengthening drills for folks living with hemophilia.

    • @yami5656
      @yami5656 10 місяців тому

      @@DeskJockeyPhysio Thanks for the reply. Ok I will try it.

  • @jodiej4884
    @jodiej4884 10 місяців тому

    Good morning. I have popping over my elbow when pressure applied to upper arm. If its pulled back or pressure put on upper arm, thats when the sliding over elbow bone happens.

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 10 місяців тому

      From the sounds of it that may be a similar issues for sure! Although hard to say without a specific assessment. Be sure to check-out parts 2 and 3 of this series for more help. We also have an online program if needed.

  • @1717Antonis
    @1717Antonis 10 місяців тому

    My snapping tricep goes off during pronation and supination and i also have tennis elbow for 2 years. Are these 2 related and if yes, is surgery the only option in that case ?

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 10 місяців тому

      From the sounds of it that may be a similar issues for sure! Although hard to say without a specific assessment. Be sure to check-out parts 2 and 3 of this series for more help. We also have an online program if needed. Some cases are surgical, but many can improve or at least be managed with conservative treatment.

  • @Dragon-Slay3r
    @Dragon-Slay3r 10 місяців тому

    👊

  • @mandakinisahoo5891
    @mandakinisahoo5891 11 місяців тому

    I have a question

  • @wokkawicklo
    @wokkawicklo 11 місяців тому

    Wow putting pressure under my bicep stops the nerve from rubbing back and forth over my funny bone. If I could keep it like that it would be a miracle. Since I lift weights & have a physically demanding job both my elbows get extremely sore&tender from the constant flicking of the nerve over the funny bone.

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 10 місяців тому

      From the sounds of it that may be a similar issues for sure! Although hard to say without a specific assessment. Be sure to check-out parts 2 and 3 of this series for more help. We also have an online program if needed.

  • @user-dr4te4qe9b
    @user-dr4te4qe9b 11 місяців тому

    Terima kasih...top banget

  • @orang375
    @orang375 Рік тому

    I get the painduring skull crushers and tricep dips but not pushups. The test you showed in the video did create some snapping in my elbow. I just want to know if this is the same issue or something different.

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 10 місяців тому

      From the sounds of it that may be a similar issues for sure! Although hard to say without a specific assessment. Be sure to check-out parts 2 and 3 of this series for more help. We also have an online program if needed.

  • @billblount7854
    @billblount7854 Рік тому

    Just to be clear, are we talking about ulnar nerve subluxation here? Because every source ive checked (including a surgeon)has pointed at surgery being the only option for fixing this issue. If youre telling me there is a chance, i could actually improve thos issue without surgery i am very interested!

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 10 місяців тому

      You can definitely help improve it, if not manage it without surgery. Depending on how progressed things are that is. Some folks are unfortunate enough to have a shallow groove for the nerve which is less treatable - but many others can have great improvement.

  • @billblount7854
    @billblount7854 Рік тому

    Wait... so this could actually help ulnar nerve subluxation???? Cause the general consensus seems to be that only surgery can fix it.

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 10 місяців тому

      You can definitely help improve it, if not manage it without surgery. Depending on how progressed things are that is. Some folks are unfortunate enough to have a shallow groove for the nerve which is less treatable - but many others can have great improvement.

  • @gugsy25
    @gugsy25 Рік тому

    I have had this problem for six years. I have been through 4-5 rounds of physio. It gets better through management exercises but will never go away. I’m thinking of going for surgery. What would you recommend?

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio 10 місяців тому

      If you've tried some good rounds of physio and are still struggling it is definitely worth having a follow-up with surgeon to get their opinion.

  • @fithymmexico9525
    @fithymmexico9525 Рік тому

    MORE VIDEOS WITH THAT MODEL

  • @user-mz3yw6cb7d
    @user-mz3yw6cb7d Рік тому

    yea i'll definitely be getting arrested doing this out in the streets in some foreign country 🤣🤣

  • @DisciplineNation1
    @DisciplineNation1 Рік тому

    Is it possible to have this problem only on my right arm or do I have something else?

  • @samsoninthepit
    @samsoninthepit Рік тому

    Putting pressure on or rolling an aggravated nerve is not a good idea and will lead to further aggravation and inflammation

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio Рік тому

      That's true - and why you do not want to roll over the nerve, but the muscle that encapsulates it. This will take pressure off of the aggravated nerve.

  • @JairMijaresMusic
    @JairMijaresMusic Рік тому

    Thank you for your content, I’m from Mexico and I have hemophilia, looking for content like this, I would like to see more from your physiotherapy perspective… could you do a video with some stretching exercises to get strength?

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio Рік тому

      Thanks for this. You're welcome. I will add that o a future cue :)!

  • @anthonymacias99
    @anthonymacias99 Рік тому

    Love the green screen

  • @dawgzilla245
    @dawgzilla245 Рік тому

    Will this stretch also work for a medial snapping hamstring? And focus on leaning towards the inside to target the medial side?

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio Рік тому

      Yup :)! It should if it's just the medial hamstring that is the issue.

  • @muhammadbah3868
    @muhammadbah3868 Рік тому

    Where are you located?

  • @EnCroissant
    @EnCroissant Рік тому

    Thanks for the video, it’s incredibly hard to find any info on this problem. How much time should I expect until I see improvements in my squat ROM?

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio Рік тому

      You're welcome! Be sure to check-out the full 3 part series for more info if needed. You'd have to be consistent for at least 8-12 weeks to see sustainable change here.

  • @benben77777
    @benben77777 Рік тому

    There are 3 kind of snapping hips. Doesn't it matter which one for this exercise??

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio Рік тому

      Depending what the cause is, treatment can definitely change. But for our online program we keep it generally as we don't have the ability to assess everyone individually.

  • @cheetahgamingyt4951
    @cheetahgamingyt4951 Рік тому

    She is pretty tho

  • @akshatkumar84
    @akshatkumar84 Рік тому

    My inner hamstring is tight what to do for it's elasticity..?

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio Рік тому

      We have a whole playlist call the Movement Library - take a look through and see what may help for you. But we do have some specific hamstring ones there too :)!

    • @akshatkumar84
      @akshatkumar84 Рік тому

      @@DeskJockeyPhysio k

  • @alexanderandrews500
    @alexanderandrews500 Рік тому

    Am I the only one who randomly has grinding knees and pain withought having an accident or a medical problem

    • @DeskJockeyPhysio
      @DeskJockeyPhysio Рік тому

      I don't think you're alone there Alex. That is the story for many folks - and the best one to have. The highest likelihood of seeing change too :). Be sure to check-out the full series for more info.

  • @bboyandi82
    @bboyandi82 Рік тому

    I got it, too. When I'm walking I noticed that the foot of the affected leg is more externally rotated than the unffacted side. Thus, I guess the internal rotators of hips and legs are inhibited.

  • @7bkdanbabu707
    @7bkdanbabu707 Рік тому

    Hemophilia is something no one gives a shit in india and we struggle everyday