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Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome: How to Get Rid of Knee Pain | Ep. 10
Today's episode covers patellofemoral joint pain and strategies that can be implemented to help relieve pain and improve your functional ability.
Patellofemoral joint pain syndrome (PFPS) describes a very common condition in which a person experiences pain just behind the kneecap. Pain associated with this condition is usually reproduced with activities that put more stress on the joint, such as running, climbing stairs, squatting or prolonged sitting.
Successful treatment of this condition revolves around temporary behavior modification, such as reducing running mileage and avoiding periods of prolonged sitting. Incorporating exercises that strengthen the hip (glutes) and knee (quads) muscles is also important.
If you are experiencing pain at the front of the knee with some of the activities mentioned above, I have created a FREE PDF that will teach you some of the best exercises to implement. Visit my podcast page and subscribe to access this free resource. rehabscience.com/podcast/
My book has a more comprehensive patellofemoral pain syndrome rehab program that guides you through three phases of rehab and has picture of me doing all of the exercises. Click the following Amazon link to learn more about my book. amzn.to/4c1CyLe
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Hip Joint Snapping Exercises
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Today's video covers exercises for hip joint snapping and popping. When it comes to hip snapping and popping/cracking, both the joint and the surrounding tendons can create noise while we move. In the majority of cases, these noises are nothing to worry about and very common. If you are experiencing pain or have suffered a recent injury, then the exercises in this video can help reduce pain and...
How Pilates Can Help You Get Rid of Back Pain | Ep. 9
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In this podcast episode, I speak with pilates expert, Robin Long. Robin is the founder and CEO of Lindywell, which is a global wellness platform that reaches millions of women in more than 100 countries around the world. Robin lives and works in sunny Santa Barbara, CA. She obtained her comprehensive Pilates certification through Body Arts and Science International and her barre certification t...
Can ACL Ruptures Heal Without Surgery?
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In this clip from my interview with orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist, Dr. Jervis Yau, MD, we cover ACL ruptures and whether or not the ligament can heal without surgery. Dr. Yau discusses when you should have surgery and whether or not PRP injections can help boost your healing potential. He also talks about the potential consequences of not having your ACL surgically repaired,...
Shoulder Joint Clicking and Popping - Exercises to Improve Joint Mechanics
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Today's video covers exercises to help improve shoulder joint mechanics and reduce clicking and popping noises that come from the joint. The shoulder is a ball-and-socket joint and often produces clicking and popping noises during movement. In most cases, clicking and popping is not associated with pathology, but can also occur if the joint was recently injured (sprains, strains, subluxations a...
Plantar Fasciitis: Diagnosis and Treatment Strategies | Ep. 8
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 14 dny
Plantar fasciitis or fasciopathy (PF) is the most common cause of heel pain and occurs in sedentary and active individuals. The pain most commonly occurs at the front of the heel where the plantar fascia attaches to the heel bone (calcaneus). Symptoms are typically sharp in nature and present after initially standing in the morning, after prolonged standing or when returning to standing after b...
5 Exercises for Lumbar Spondylolisthesis
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Today’s video covers exercises for lumbar spondylolisthesis, which describes a condition where a lumbar (lower back) vertebral body slides out of its normal alignment. This movement can either be posterior in direction (retrolisthesis) or anterior (anterolisthesis). These types of injuries are preceded by a fracture to the pars interarticularis (spondylolysis) and can result in low back pain. I...
Phases of Healing - Injury Healing Timeframes | Ep. 7
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In today’s podcast episode, I discuss the three phases of tissue healing. Understanding the phases of healing can help you better understand how long an injury will take to heal and what you should focus on during each phase of healing. The phases of healing covered in this episode include: Phase 1 - Inflammatory Phase (2-3 days) Phase 2 - Fibroblastic Phase (3 weeks) Phase 3 - Remodeling Phase...
Hip Adductor Injury Rehab Exercises | Groin Muscles
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Today's video covers rehab exercises for a hip adductor or groin muscle injury, which could include tendonitis or a strain of the muscles. The hip adductor (groin) muscles run along the inside of the thigh and are responsible for returning the hip joint from an abducted position to closer in line with the body (adduction) and stabilizing the lower extremity during closed-chain activities such a...
Human Performance Expert Dr. Jeremy Bettle | Ep. 6
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In today's episode, I talk with human performance expert Dr. Jeremy Bettle, PhD about strategies you can implement to help boost your own performance. Jeremy Bettle is internationally recognized as a leading expert in the field of Human Performance. His role as an innovator and disruptor, over almost 20 years, at the cutting edge of high performance sport led to the development of world-leading...
4 Rehab Exercises for a Degenerative Meniscus Tear
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Today's video covers rehab exercises for a degenerative meniscus tear, which is the most common type of meniscus tear we see in physical therapy. The meniscus is a C-shaped tissue between your femur (thigh bone) and your tibia (shin bone). Each knee has a medial (inner side) meniscus and a lateral (outer side) meniscus. The meniscus is composed of water, collagen, proteins and other cellular el...
Shoulder Impingement (Subacromial Pain Syndrome) | Ep. 5
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Shoulder Impingement (Subacromial Pain Syndrome) | Ep. 5
4 Exercises for Cervical Degenerative Disc Disease
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4 Exercises for Cervical Degenerative Disc Disease
Types of Pain (Mechanical, Neuropathic, Persistent) | Ep. 4
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Types of Pain (Mechanical, Neuropathic, Persistent) | Ep. 4
PRP and Stem Cell Injections, ACL Surgery, Rotator Cuff Tears and More | Ep. 3
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PRP and Stem Cell Injections, ACL Surgery, Rotator Cuff Tears and More | Ep. 3
Degenerative Disc Disease Exercises (Lumbar Spine)
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Degenerative Disc Disease Exercises (Lumbar Spine)
How to Overcome Pain and Heal From Injury | Ep. 2
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How to Overcome Pain and Heal From Injury | Ep. 2
How to Increase Bone Density and Prevent Osteoporosis (5 Exercises)
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How to Increase Bone Density and Prevent Osteoporosis (5 Exercises)
What Physical Therapists Do to Stay Healthy | Ep. 1
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What Physical Therapists Do to Stay Healthy | Ep. 1
Big Toe Mobility Exercises (Hallux Limitus)
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Big Toe Mobility Exercises (Hallux Limitus)
6 Exercises to Improve Wrist Joint Mobility and Range of Motion
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6 Exercises to Improve Wrist Joint Mobility and Range of Motion
Neck (Cervical) Disc Bulge Treatment - 4 Rehab Exercises
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Neck (Cervical) Disc Bulge Treatment - 4 Rehab Exercises
How to Improve Ankle Joint Mobility (4 Directions of Movement)
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How to Improve Ankle Joint Mobility (4 Directions of Movement)
How to QUICKLY Ease Sciatica Pain (Leg Nerve Pain)
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How to QUICKLY Ease Sciatica Pain (Leg Nerve Pain)
4 Low Back (Lumbar Spine) Strengthening Exercises
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4 Low Back (Lumbar Spine) Strengthening Exercises
5 Exercises to Fix a Stiff Neck
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5 Exercises to Fix a Stiff Neck
Shoulder Out of Socket Fix (Shoulder Dislocation Rehab)
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Shoulder Out of Socket Fix (Shoulder Dislocation Rehab)
Finger Numbness and Tingling (Median Nerve Mobilization)
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Finger Numbness and Tingling (Median Nerve Mobilization)
How to Improve Your Mid-Back Posture (Thoracic Kyphosis Exercises)
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How to Improve Your Mid-Back Posture (Thoracic Kyphosis Exercises)
How to INSTANTLY Get Rid of Pain That Goes Down the Leg
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How to INSTANTLY Get Rid of Pain That Goes Down the Leg

Komentáře

  • @pauladesida
    @pauladesida Před 14 hodinami

    Please, can using a messager gun help ease the tension on the quadricep muscles, so as to ease pain on the petallofemoral ligaments?

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 13 hodinami

      Yes, a massage gun can help ease muscle tension.

  • @mojtabamoradi-zn7ox
    @mojtabamoradi-zn7ox Před 15 hodinami

    Hi, I have a 50% ACL tear, do I need surgery? Can I regain ACL health and repair my ACL with exercise and rehabilitation?

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 13 hodinami

      You would only need surgery if you are experiencing joint instability. This would feel like the joint is going to give out or buckle when you are putting weight on your leg. If you cannot stabilize the joint with your muscles, then you may need to have surgery. However, I would try rehab for 4-6 months since you only have a 50% tear.

  • @joshuahankins2613
    @joshuahankins2613 Před 20 hodinami

    For cross training with this heard the usual three are cycling (proper sear height lower resistance), elliptical, and swimming

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 19 hodinami

      Dialing in one’s seat height is very important with this issue. Using the elliptical and swimming are great cardio options as well as they tend not to aggravate the patellofemoral joint.

    • @SweetySingh-wo7uu
      @SweetySingh-wo7uu Před 19 hodinami

      sir my brother is too young all this happen suddenly He is undergoing treatment in AIIMS Delhi from India. Dr. told me there is a bunch of veins on the shoulder, One which is blocked.. it's hard we can't do the operation. Dr. said it could be cured only by excercise 🥺. sir please help me.. and show me the right path

    • @joshuahankins2613
      @joshuahankins2613 Před 19 hodinami

      @@SweetySingh-wo7uu shoulder veins has nothing to do with knee pain

    • @SweetySingh-wo7uu
      @SweetySingh-wo7uu Před 19 hodinami

      @@joshuahankins2613 but sir if he does even a little activity, his arms and legs become stiff. and then mind is relaxed arms and legs is relaxed and this problem is Only right hand and leg.

  • @RobertLewisNeville
    @RobertLewisNeville Před 20 hodinami

    Will this work for boxing?

  • @RichRich1955
    @RichRich1955 Před 20 hodinami

    I have this to a small extent. I was stretching the quads daily and it seemed to help. My quads seem to do undesirable things to my patella. I realized I need to strengthen them so I use the extension machine at the gym and it helps. Now realizing it's better than stretching. The vmo's I'll roll them with a pvc pipe and it helps to get the patella in place. I descended a steep trail and the next day I felt some pain but 2 days after I'm fine.

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 20 hodinami

      Stretching and the leg extension machine often help with this issue. I’m glad you are finding exercises that are helping you!

  • @akshayaramachandran5090
    @akshayaramachandran5090 Před 20 hodinami

    Thank you sir for uploading the most awaited topic. Sir how can we differentiate patellofemoral pain from chondromalacia patella although both have same symptoms too

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 20 hodinami

      This is mostly done with imaging. Chondromalacia would be visible on imaging, whereas, patellofemoral pain often won’t show anything on imaging. At the end of day, it doesn’t matter much as the treatment strategy is basically the same for both issues.

    • @akshayaramachandran5090
      @akshayaramachandran5090 Před 20 hodinami

      @@RehabScience Thank you sir

  • @SweetySingh-wo7uu
    @SweetySingh-wo7uu Před 21 hodinou

    Hello sir I am from India Sir, my brother's nerves in his arms and legs become weak, less movement which excercise would be right for him?

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 20 hodinami

      It’s very hard for me to give accurate advice for that situation without evaluating him. It would be important to figure out what is leading to the nerve compromise.

    • @SweetySingh-wo7uu
      @SweetySingh-wo7uu Před 19 hodinami

      sir please seen my message. what should I do 🥺

  • @RehabScience
    @RehabScience Před 21 hodinou

    Today's episode covers patellofemoral joint pain and strategies that can be implemented to help relieve pain and improve your functional ability. Patellofemoral joint pain syndrome (PFPS) describes a very common condition in which a person experiences pain just behind the kneecap. Pain associated with this condition is usually reproduced with activities that put more stress on the joint, such as running, climbing stairs, squatting or prolonged sitting. Successful treatment of this condition revolves around temporary behavior modification, such as reducing running mileage and avoiding periods of prolonged sitting. Incorporating exercises that strengthen the hip (glutes) and knee (quads) muscles is also important. If you are experiencing pain at the front of the knee with some of the activities mentioned above, I have created a FREE PDF that will teach you some of the best exercises to implement. Visit my podcast page and subscribe to access this free resource. rehabscience.com/podcast/ My book has a more comprehensive patellofemoral pain syndrome rehab program that guides you through three phases of rehab and has picture of me doing all of the exercises. Click the following Amazon link to learn more about my book. amzn.to/4c1CyLe

  • @philipfontaine8964
    @philipfontaine8964 Před 22 hodinami

    Good video I just added these exercises to my routine

  • @philipfontaine8964
    @philipfontaine8964 Před 22 hodinami

    Good info and video Thanks

  • @stevenwendellnelson8861

    Please worship the CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE, THE LORD GOD and try not to worry too much about the differences between the different religions and denominations, try to think about the similarities and the things they may have in common more than the differences. Daily prayer is a fundamental part that many people do not practice although it is encouraged🙏🙏 "CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE, LORD GOD, I beg you to never force me to worship any false god or object and I ask you for forgiveness for my sins and immorality. Thank you for everything. Amen." 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Please pray this now, pray the words as you read them if you cannot look and remember them

  • @psykickgaming1875
    @psykickgaming1875 Před dnem

    Hi, I have a supraspinatus tendon partial tear (R).I have been taking rest for over 6 weeks as per the advice from my doctor.Still i have pain when am trying to lift my arm up..Will i be able to heal it by physical therapy or should i go for a surgery?

  • @SmoothCode
    @SmoothCode Před dnem

    Sciatica sucks

  • @BrandyEvansVIsBackAgain

    Alright time to find someone with back pain

  • @meriNDFFDG-uo8uu
    @meriNDFFDG-uo8uu Před dnem

    Expressing gratitude for your latest video,️‍your consistent commitment to excellence is remarkableExpressing gratitude for your latest video,️‍your consistent commitment to excellence is remarkable😍🔥💪💯👍

  • @garrettgearhart6123

    How long after an ankle sprain am I OK to do this? Some of these movements look like they would really hurt and it’s been almost a month for me.

  • @MrJditmore
    @MrJditmore Před dnem

    Normally I do a goblet style squat today I tried to do a squat with the barbell behind my head (think typical squat form). What I noticed is I can’t with out serious discomfort get my left hand back on the bar where you’d typically grip it. Right hand reaches fine but not left. Anything that can help with that?

  • @GentlemanJamesWin
    @GentlemanJamesWin Před dnem

    my pain is further down the forearm flexor, closer to the wrist. What would that be?

  • @b-sideplank
    @b-sideplank Před dnem

    the dead bug is just bird dog inverted 😃

  • @sickvix1047
    @sickvix1047 Před dnem

    I’ve done mma for 2 years straight and all those punches I believe are the cause of pain in both my shoulders Along with weight training and calisthenics. Nowadays my shoulders will fatigue within the first 2 minutes on a bag but it’s more than fatigue, slight pain even. Thank you for this video! Very helpful

  • @cihandemir7234
    @cihandemir7234 Před dnem

    Diz kapağı kayması var dizim tam olarak fleksiyona girmiyor. Sürekli kütlüyor kıtlıyor tıklıyor. Tam çömelmeme izin vermiyor. Bu egzersizler bana uygun mudur . Daha önce lateral gevşetme ameliyatı oldum ama faydası olmadı @RehabScience

  • @TheNathan145
    @TheNathan145 Před dnem

    How many times a week would u recommend doing these. Been suffering with sore hips from running. Thank u

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před dnem

      I would recommend performing these 3 to 4 times per week.

  • @adamacevelasquez
    @adamacevelasquez Před dnem

    These exercises helped relieved pain after the first time doing them. (Literally) Thank you! Very helpful.

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před dnem

      That’s awesome! I’m glad to hear the exercises helped you!

  • @user-ym5ll8ns6q
    @user-ym5ll8ns6q Před dnem

    Where are you located?

  • @user-zh3hp8is3i
    @user-zh3hp8is3i Před dnem

    hi i just wonder what is problem on my knees when i sit down when squating and specially sit tight there is very terrible pain on my side knee and also like a little back of knee

  • @RanaeMaas
    @RanaeMaas Před dnem

    I have a non displaced radial neck fracture that happened about 2.5 weeks ago. I wore asking g for about a week. Shortly after I stopped wearing the sling and started to do some gentle straightening of my arm to avoid more loss of mobility and started to get a shooting pain down my median nerve. Really hoping this helps.

  • @cj-sp8ed
    @cj-sp8ed Před dnem

    After months of therapy, finally someone that makes sense. Just did my first sets and allready feeling some relief, also added in some no load squats, thanks and God bless.

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před dnem

      I am so glad to hear that the video was helpful!

  • @monicaalauddin4422

    I broke my left humerus fracture im on week 8 by 10th june will 8 weeks hospital said fractured healed 😊I found you on YT MAY I ASK will the table slide help the very mild tingling in forearm and inner thumb of (left) thank you Plus overcompensating on right arm ..shall I apply same to right arm ? Thank you kind person (from UK)🇬🇧

  • @user-tc9mh2uz3h
    @user-tc9mh2uz3h Před dnem

    Sir I need to contact you regarding this, can u please give your WhatsApp number. Ps- ordered your boook😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

  • @AyyyDragonAdventuresplayer

    Is this normal?? Because I cant do the first exercisw i couldnt lift it sideways since it hurts, just asking if its the same for you guys thanks❤

  • @kingmikez0559
    @kingmikez0559 Před dnem

    I just had a tough leg workout, could this be a cause of this, is it normal?

  • @user-xu8ni7pn7x
    @user-xu8ni7pn7x Před dnem

    Nice

  • @livenhfree
    @livenhfree Před dnem

    Good stuff, thank you. But a question: you mention strengthening the tendon a few times. Correct me if I'm wrong, but tendons aren't muscles, and they don't grow. Isn't the objective to strengthen the muscles around the tendon so as to provide them more support?

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před dnem

      We have numerous research studies at this point showing that exercises that load a tendon will help it desensitize and increase its capacity. I use the term strengthening because most people don’t understand the term loading. Yes, the muscles will get stronger, but the focus with these exercises is really on oading the tendon and creating adaptation within the tendon matrix.

  • @marcfisher8595
    @marcfisher8595 Před 2 dny

    Hi..... Just so understand how do these exercise help heal your tendon? How do these exercises make the pain go away?

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před dnem

      We have numerous studies now, in various tendons throughout the body, showing that gradually loading a tendon increases its capacity and leads to desensitization of the tendon. The exact mechanism is still up for debate, but strengthening/loading exercises help improve the strength of the tendon matrix.

    • @marcfisher8595
      @marcfisher8595 Před dnem

      @@RehabScience Thank you for the reply.. so this will result in the pain eventually going away?

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před dnem

      @@marcfisher8595 yes, if you can modify or eliminate activities in life that are triggering the tendon pain and add these types of exercises, the pain should resolve with time.

  • @AshPlouff
    @AshPlouff Před 2 dny

    I have multiple sclerosis and am looking for something to make myself feel stronger inside and out. I have a hurt shoulder and my legs are weak from ms. I was super active pre ms. I’m so nervous just to walk into a studio again after doing pure barre for 10 years and being out of it for over 2. What is you advice? There is a solidcore studio right down the street and I’m intrigued.

  • @elizabethsaavedra2908

    I just tried these exercises once and my pain is gone! 😳I’m shocked and not sure if I should still see a chiropractor or not

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před dnem

      I am glad to hear the exercise helped you. Resistance training exercises like these have some of the best evidence for treating tendon problems. Chiropractic interventions can help with acute pain, but they don’t have the same level of evidence as exercise. If your pain is doing much better, you probably don’t need to visit the chiropractor.

  • @TechWithAlo
    @TechWithAlo Před 2 dny

    Rolled both my ankles in a volleyball game a week and a half ago. Im finally feeling a bit more confident to start rehabbing my ankles and stumbled upon this video/reading the comments. Definitely going to be trying these out for the next couple of weeks. Will report back my results later on 🫡

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před dnem

      Oof, spraining both ankles is a major bummer. I hope the exercises help you!

  • @sarah-janemelnychuk541

    I broke my left arm with shoulder involvement. This kinda filled in the blank so to speak. I mean, my physio therapist has been explaining these things as we progress. It’s just nice to have a larger picture of where we should be in our range of motion. That being said, these aren’t exercises to increase our range of motion.

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 2 dny

      I’m glad the video was helpful. These can serve as active mobility exercises if the person has a deficiency with one of the movements and then practices that movement each day. Many times in physical therapy, an assessment strategy also serves as a treatment strategy. In this case, a range of motion movement assessment can also serve an a mobility treatment strategy if performed repetitively.

  • @ezequiasquezada5238

    How long before you go back to normal though to no re injure

  • @robertcox81
    @robertcox81 Před 2 dny

    What about pain on the inside of elbow, exactly opposite of where he pointed?

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 2 dny

      That is golfer’s elbow and you would want to utilize the exercises in the following video. czcams.com/video/yTPQEW1aTTI/video.htmlsi=QcJECZQRhqcHroyR

    • @robertcox81
      @robertcox81 Před 2 dny

      Thx

  • @OndrejMichalicka
    @OndrejMichalicka Před 2 dny

    I wasn't sure it was the supraspinatus until I almost cried doing the test you demonstrated in the video at 4:10 minutes. Thanks for the vid 🙏

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 2 dny

      I’m glad the video was helpful and hope the exercises help you!

  • @OndrejMichalicka
    @OndrejMichalicka Před 2 dny

    I wasn't certain it was the supraspinatus until I almost cried doing the test you demonstrated in the video at 4:16. Thanks for the vid 🙏

  • @ronaldgalimore1013
    @ronaldgalimore1013 Před 2 dny

    It also comes from bone on bone.

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 2 dny

      Yes, but that issue will typically create severe pain. As I stated in the video, if pain is present or an injury has recently been endured, then further investigation of the joint noise is warranted.

  • @Darkregen9545
    @Darkregen9545 Před 2 dny

    Exercise rehab for trigger finger. It is good if you dont have trigger finger because I tried it just for my fingers to lock up unable to do the exercise.

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 2 dny

      For some people with more severe trigger finger, these exercises may not be possible and exploring other interventions (injections, splints and surgery) is probably more appropriate.

  • @BUHEBA
    @BUHEBA Před 2 dny

    Thank you

  • @adicide9070
    @adicide9070 Před 2 dny

    I'm pretty sure this is something to discuss with an orthopedic specialist, not a youtuber.

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 2 dny

      I am an orthopedic rehabilitation specialist and doctor of physical therapy who just so happens to post on CZcams. You need to get your facts straight.

    • @adicide9070
      @adicide9070 Před 2 dny

      @@RehabScience so not a doctor of medicine, right? this advice floating about given into a vacuum without seeing a particular person is ridiculous. but it does pay the bills, I guess.

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 2 dny

      @@adicide9070 A medical doctor would not be the best first line of defense for musculoskeletal symptoms. We have research in the private sector and the military demonstrating this.

    • @adicide9070
      @adicide9070 Před 2 dny

      @@RehabScience I think this is enough. If you have pain or cracking knees, do not go to youtube to watch this. Go see a doctor.

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 2 dny

      @@adicide9070 Disagree, but apparently you know more than a kinesiology professor and orthopedic physical therapist with 17 years of experience teaching about human movement and treating orthopedic conditions. 🙄

  • @kimalonzo3363
    @kimalonzo3363 Před 3 dny

    I can see how this would be helpful...if you had a partner! Thanks ❤

    • @RehabScience
      @RehabScience Před 2 dny

      You can also release this area by sitting on a foam roller. You would lean toward the painful side, so that pressure is applied over the muscles.

  • @ashrafkhan9363
    @ashrafkhan9363 Před 3 dny

    Very nice

  • @s.s.z.z6580
    @s.s.z.z6580 Před 3 dny

    Thank you..very helpfull for me,i had tennis elbow(reason unknown cz i dont exercise or lift weights) unresponding to treatments so finally after 3 yrs of severe pain i got surgery for tendon release..during tennis elbow period i was having pain lower triceps (tricep tendinitis) which again isnt healing for 2 yrs..now a days m on physiotherapy sessions which r pretty unaffordable for me,remember i just do house work cleaning light mopping nothing else..now i want to workout to strengthen my muscles specially jiggly triceps..but extreme pain of tendinitis doesnt let me to do so..suggestions advise and workout tips would be appreciated ..any tips to get out of this extreme pain to heal tricep tendons ??

  • @justink2874
    @justink2874 Před 3 dny

    5:30 stretch is money 🙌