Nerve Mobilization Techniques for Thigh an Groin Pain | Erik Dalton
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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2023
- Nerve Mobilization Techniques for Thigh an Groin Pain
Nerve mobilization for the femoral and obturator nerves involves specific techniques aimed at gently mobilizing and relieving tension on these nerves.
The femoral nerve is a large nerve located in the thigh region that supplies sensation to the front of the thigh and controls the muscles responsible for knee extension. The obturator nerve, on the other hand, is responsible for providing sensation to the inner thigh and controlling the adductor muscles of the thigh.
As you’ll see in this video featuring Erik Dalton, nerve mobilization techniques for the femoral and obturator nerves typically involve gentle movements that aim to glide and stretch these nerves along their path.
Nerve mobilization for the femoral and obturator nerves is often utilized in the management of conditions such as nerve entrapment, nerve irritation, or nerve-related pain in the lower extremities, such as groin pain or pain in the quadriceps (thighs). It can be a valuable component of a comprehensive treatment approach, along with other interventions
Erik Dalton is the creator of Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques, which is a system of techniques that incorporates osteopathic techniques, fascial stretching, and soft tissue mobilization or massage. It is used by massage therapists and other manual therapists around the world. You can find out more about this unique approach at Erik Dalton’s website: erikdalton.com. In particular, check out his “Treating Trapped Nerves” course.
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A massage therapy lady friend of mine utilized similar that technique while I layed front down and both of my hips. Butt muscles. Sacrum. Pelvic and pubic bone in the front both sides gave me a painless 3 days. In addition she worked both my shoulders in a similar way and both shoulders unlocked so I could then reach over my head. MD's wanted to give me full body part replacement but not as long as techniques like these have the potential to heal,restore and give relief. Every single individual I've ever talked to regrets shoulder ,hip and knee replacement. Once it's done it cant be undone.
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Pain in the anterior groin/thigh crease could be blocked qi in the spleen meridian.
🙏🙏🙏There are many models for healing and they all have value. Eastern approaches have a rich history and have been used successfully for hundreds of years. As you can see from my videos, however, I focus on biomechanical and brain-based approaches to bodywork.
Lovely. Thanks from Healin Hands in Penang, Malaysia
Helloooo Malaysia! Thank you! ❤️
I thank God for you as you are helping me level up my work in a whole amazing way and getting results with clients. I am short and always had a hard time with body mechanics on this for psoas stretching with clients prone.. the armpit hold is fantastic I will try this.
Wonderful! You can stretch the psoas prone sidelying or supine. Given that you're small, doing the stretch at the end of the table, like the Janda technique I also would likely be better for you. It's in some of my courses. I don't have any video of this on CZcams right now, but I'll get one up in the coming months. Stay tuned.