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Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Aug 14, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.939 (751/48,526 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-22T12:49:27.989684Z
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I’m 15 and extremely self conscious of my rib flare. Pretty sure it’s from exercising incorrectly and sucking in my stomach too much. It makes my ribs look like the biggest part of my torso and it makes me feel uncomfortable. I just found this video and it’s already helped me in realizing I can fix it so thank you :)
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There are a lot of videos out there addressing rib flare and getting to the why of it. You, by far, have provided THE BEST and most detailed outline of how to fix this issue in a way that is concise and easy to execute! As a body worker who has some rib flare and belly pooch that I have been battling forever (root cause is from childhood trauma that altered my breathing...been stuck in shallow "fight or flight" breathing patterns my entire life) and clients who struggle with this as well, I THANK YOU for this! Obviously, I also have other postural patterns that affect how my body is stacked (i.e. anteriorly shifted pelvis, posteriorly tilted ribcage) which also affects how well I breathe. I would love to see a video and "your take" on the whole body structure and how each segment counterbalances each other to keep us upright and aligned (hence why I am a big fan of Tom Meyers and Anatomy Trains). Fascia plays a huge role in keeping us "stuck" in these patterns. I guess I worry that people will isolate their "problem" areas and think that this one thing will fix all of their problems.
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When I was with the dance company in college, we had a kinesiologist on staff. She gave me a similar exercise to correct the forward thrust of my lower back. Needless to say, having my center of gravity along a more concentrated axis made it easier to execute dance movements. Because my developmental years were spent at high altitude I developed a lung capacity of 120% of normal. I developed a habit of breathing shallowly after moving to at or about sea level. This also required conscious correction. It is great to see all these techniques pulled together. The Nickolai system of dance exercises utilize inhaling on expanding movements and exhaling on contracting movements.
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I’m seeing a PRI practitioner…I’m appreciating your videos as I think they are helping me perform the moves he gives me! Thank you! Iv been seeing him about 4 months, twice a month . No pain gone as of yet. I told him I would be a difficult case as Iv been dealing with this pain for 6 years and too many other practitioners to list!
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I had a hard time doing the breathing on hands and knees. For some reason the inhale felt short and exhale also. But then I remembered the foot pressure that you mentioned. It made all the difference for some reason. Inhale was a little easier and exhale more complete. This is the reason why i keep coming back to the same videos to watch them again because these are the small things that might be forgotten at some point when doing the same thing over and over again. Thank you from Finland!
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@ZacCupplesPT
1 year ago
If you have a rib flare only on one side, this video outlines what you would do differently. Check it out - https://youtu.be/ByaZ-M9REPc
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