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4 years of psoas syndrom, tried everything, no one told me it us related to the diaphragm. This video is priceless, you should change the headline so that more people can find it.
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Thank you Simon! I am always so grateful for your teachings on abdominal breathing, learning to properly breathe from my diaphragm was a game changer for my health and life and I can never thank you enough!!
Please connect with me via my website, and I will be happy to gift you some practice sequences and my ebook at simonborgolivier.com/free-gift-how-to-increase-strength-flexibility-fitness/
Awesome guy awesome information. Thank you for sharing it's life changing the information that you provide. I have double hernia surgery when I was in my twenties. And it affects my psaos and my stomach muscles. I have just learned about that muscle and I and I'm hoping that it gives me much relief to relief from decades of suffering with trapped gas low intestine no nutrition flowing. Lack of blood flow it's all tight down there. And what's crazy as I own my own business during flooring for the past 5 years. So bent over does not help on my knees. I subscribed and I'm looking forward for more information thanks again take care
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Great explanation of the anatomy of psoas and diaphragm! I would perhaps exclude the hypoxia-ATP part as we on't use anaerobic respiration at rest as far as I know unless we're having a panic attack. But I think your explanation serves its purpose for this audience!!
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Sorry if the question sound silly but maybe I've misunderstood your explanation...during the exercise you suggest to breath-in while straightnening and breah-out while bending the knees but at the same time is not important to necessary syncronize the breathing with the position (it should happen naturally), is that correct?
A horrible thing that happened to me was that my partner kept sleeping on her side next to me with her knees pointing towards me into my space. This caused me to sleep for about a month (without realizing) that I was tilting my pelvis and thorax in order to be "straight". Since she did this on both sides I have a hard time grounding myself and sensing my ribs and thorax. This all coincided with the pandemic and wearing masks so it definitely affected my diaphragm/hips/psoas/neck, jaw and feet. I have days where I regain a lot of that awareness but over a few days or weeks my body reverts to those positions. I have learned that grounding my eyes and not subconsciously flexing my toes on my feet helps a lot. Any advice?
that sounds not good - you need to focus on gentle realignment and also relaxation - try this relaxation hack th-cam.com/video/fO3km2rdaNs/w-d-xo.html and these simple spinal movements th-cam.com/video/9fCEw7yl2xQ/w-d-xo.html - i believe that they can help you
Hello Mr. Simon. I have a technical question. When you refer to the 'front of the pelvic floor' is this the same thing as the urogenital diaphragm or is it the front portion of the pelvic diaphragm? Also, with the 'back of the pelvic floor', is this referring to the anal sphincter or is it literally the back portion of the pelvic diaphragm?
GET OFF YOUR CHAIR - best advice. I feel so good when I hike for 5-6-7 hours per day. Great explanation of the psoas/diaphragm connection
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4 years of psoas syndrom, tried everything, no one told me it us related to the diaphragm. This video is priceless, you should change the headline so that more people can find it.
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also may i ask you what you think i should change the title to please
Excellent video. Thank you Simon
Thank you Simon! I am always so grateful for your teachings on abdominal breathing, learning to properly breathe from my diaphragm was a game changer for my health and life and I can never thank you enough!!
Best teacher ever!....
hi @odetteminassian2881. Awwh that is so kind of you to say so. Much love and best wishes to you
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Thanks Simon. 🤗
Awesome guy awesome information. Thank you for sharing it's life changing the information that you provide. I have double hernia surgery when I was in my twenties. And it affects my psaos and my stomach muscles. I have just learned about that muscle and I and I'm hoping that it gives me much relief to relief from decades of suffering with trapped gas low intestine no nutrition flowing. Lack of blood flow it's all tight down there. And what's crazy as I own my own business during flooring for the past 5 years. So bent over does not help on my knees. I subscribed and I'm looking forward for more information thanks again take care
Thank you very much for sharing your wisdom!
Hi @lauraifversen1199. Wow. Thank you so much. That means the world to me. If you have not got it already you might be interested in my free ebook with practice video links at simonborgolivier.com/free-gift-how-to-increase-strength-flexibility-fitness/ Best wishes to you
Mr. Olivier…what are your thoughts on the Buteyko method? I would love to hear them…
@Simon Borg-Olivier thank you for you answer and all your content. It’s great!🙏
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Just stumbled here after learning about the diaphragm and psoas in my yoga class. New subscriber, thank you so much!!!
Super valuable information as always. Thank you Simon and much love
Dafna
Great explanation of the anatomy of psoas and diaphragm! I would perhaps exclude the hypoxia-ATP part as we on't use anaerobic respiration at rest as far as I know unless we're having a panic attack. But I think your explanation serves its purpose for this audience!!
Love this ❤
I wonder if swimming is a good candidate for this concept 🌹😀👌
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yes indeed - i think it would also work in swimming
Thank you
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Sorry if the question sound silly but maybe I've misunderstood your explanation...during the exercise you suggest to breath-in while straightnening and breah-out while bending the knees but at the same time is not important to necessary syncronize the breathing with the position (it should happen naturally), is that correct?
Simon, can you PLEASE make a video for COPD!.....I WOULD LOVE TO BREATH CALM WITHOUT HEART RACING, BUT IT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE!...THANK YOU
@@SimonBorgOlivier thankl you for your quick respond Simon.
A horrible thing that happened to me was that my partner kept sleeping on her side next to me with her knees pointing towards me into my space. This caused me to sleep for about a month (without realizing) that I was tilting my pelvis and thorax in order to be "straight". Since she did this on both sides I have a hard time grounding myself and sensing my ribs and thorax. This all coincided with the pandemic and wearing masks so it definitely affected my diaphragm/hips/psoas/neck, jaw and feet. I have days where I regain a lot of that awareness but over a few days or weeks my body reverts to those positions. I have learned that grounding my eyes and not subconsciously flexing my toes on my feet helps a lot. Any advice?
that sounds not good - you need to focus on gentle realignment and also relaxation - try this relaxation hack th-cam.com/video/fO3km2rdaNs/w-d-xo.html and these simple spinal movements th-cam.com/video/9fCEw7yl2xQ/w-d-xo.html - i believe that they can help you
@@SimonBorgOlivier Thank you so much for your response Simon! These are great, will keep trying them
Hello Mr. Simon. I have a technical question. When you refer to the 'front of the pelvic floor' is this the same thing as the urogenital diaphragm or is it the front portion of the pelvic diaphragm? Also, with the 'back of the pelvic floor', is this referring to the anal sphincter or is it literally the back portion of the pelvic diaphragm?