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cervical stenosis

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Standing Chin Tuck - Ball, Rotation

HOW: Place the back of your head against the ball on the wall. Add a slight chin tuck then slowly rotate from side to side. Move with control, and maintain the chin tuck as you rotate. FEEL: You will feel the muscles on the front...

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Self Neck Stretch

HOW: Place your fist underneath your chin on top of your chest bone. In this position use your opposite hand to fulcrum your head over the fist underneath your chin. Change the angle you pull to feel, you can pull up towards the ceiling or...

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Quadruped Chin Tuck - Band

HOW: Begin in a quadruped position on your hands and knees with a band wrapped around the back of your head. Spread your shoulder blades by pushing your chest away from the floor. In this position perform a chin tuck, try creating a double chin....

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Upper Trap Soft Tissue Mobilization

HOW : Lean onto a lacrosse ball with your upper trap region, this is the muscle mass just above your shoulder blade. You have the option of rolling up and down or from side to side. Work around this area and see what feels good...

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Thoracic Spine Foam Rolling

HOW: Get set-up with your butt supported on the ground with a foam roller supporting your mid back. The goal is to make a ‘fulcrum’ that we can use to mobilize your mid back. Position the foam roller in your mid back and drive the...

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Prone Press Up - Arms High

HOW: Get set-up laying on your stomach with your elbows just above shoulder height, let your forehead rest on top of your hands. Perform a chin tuck to lengthen your neck in attempt to get your neck parallel to the ground. While maintaining this head...

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Push Up Plus - On Knees

HOW : Start in the modified tall plank position on your knees with your hands on the ground. Drive your hands into the ground and also imaging driving your elbows into the ground. This is your stable base position. Keeping the core and shoulders engaged...