In this Body Reflex Hacking Series, we will continue working with the second plan of motion with the neck (Parts 1 & 2) to continue expanding on the comfort we created in the neck for Part 2…
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In this Body Reflex Hacking Series, we will continue working with the second plan of motion with thehttps://thecomellafoundation.org/next-steps/ neck (Part 2) to expand on the comfort we created in the neck for Part 1…
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Join us for an insider view to dealing with neck tension through body reflex hacking. In this short training video, we will begin showing you how to relieve tension in your neck by engaging the neurological reflexes which allow your neck to let go of tension easily and effortlessly.
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Is physical therapy possible without knee pain? It’s as elusive as big foot and thought to be as mythical as a unicorn or the Loch Ness monster. Join us on this short training session to discover if physical therapy is possible without knee pain and how to proceed forward in your healing as quickly and
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Learning how to stop knee pain can be a very long and frustrating process with constant messages of “use it or lose it,” “pain is weakness leaving the body,” and “Just do it!” echoing in your head. Yet the more you try to push the knee out of pain the more knee pain you find
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Few people would disagree with the statement that pain management for athletes can be a major concern in the 21st century. Pain is common problem for athletes across the board and is frequently associated with sport injury. Understanding the best approach to pain management for athletes requires a better understanding of the source and scope
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One of the most common questions we hear is, “How long does pain last after knee replacement?” Traditional total knee replacement will typically require one to three months of recovery with the use of a walker or a cane; while partial knee replacement surgery requires significantly less time. But there is more to consider when
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