Resolving Neck Pain

June 18th, 2008

Neck pain can easily be resolved in most cases with the right treatment and exercises.

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10 Responses to “Resolving Neck Pain”

  1. Comment by khaledgz

    thanx :)
    i study …

    thanx :)
    i study medicine and now i’m frustrated because there were things that i didn’t understand in that video :(

  2. Comment by christene88

    shut up bitch
    shut up bitch

  3. Comment by VAboi123

    God, my neck hurts …
    God, my neck hurts right now so bad. It just popped out of nowhere. I need a icy-hot

  4. Comment by h5y

    thanks for the tips!
    thanks for the tips!

  5. Comment by muaazab

    I agree exercise is …
    I agree exercise is good opportunity to get rid of neck pains, but medicine and diets should not be neglected, too.

  6. Comment by xxxruxy

    Thank you for …
    Thank you for scapular activation!

  7. Comment by mushroomcentral

    after exercise, …
    after exercise, relax on a nice pillow

  8. Comment by miky0273

    YEAH the string …
    YEAH the string from the head…actually if you do that visualization for some time…you can actually feel how the tension is released from your back…I have a lot of pain in my back and neck doing 2 computer jobs…good video!

  9. Comment by abelsonb

    I agree getting …
    I agree getting them to work “Pain Free” is a major key to resolving any condition. Obviously working through pain will just reinforce aberrant neurological patterns and keep the injury there. We try to separate rehabilitation exercise objectives from performance objectives. Rehab work is done in a pain free state to build endurance without fatigue. This is so that we can promote slow twitch fiber activity.

  10. Comment by marlayoutourist

    Hi guys, thats so …
    Hi guys, thats so much for all the information. I’m a PT and I get tons of complaints about neck pain and tension seems to worsen on some exercises like lateral raise and compound row. What I’m wondering is, for someone with a fair amount of pain, but cleared for Fitness Training, is it better to sub out the lat raise and compound row for posture exercises? Or should we just work through it? We have a habit of trying to have the client do what they can “pain free”