Definitely would not want to tension a very sensitized nerve. Flossing with slack on one end and tension on the other would be better. For a less sensitive and just "sticky" at times a tensioner can be helpful. For sure need to listen to the body!
Hello! I love his floss - do you have one floss to decompress axillary nerve in quadrangle space? And one to settle firing around the anterior deltoid/tricep longhead/ teres minor when it is the anterior shoulder muscles that need to be active?
Try tipping head toward the arm as opposed to away and see if that changes things. Tensioning the nerve when it is too irritable can zing you. Think about it as slacking one side, tensioning the other versus tensioning both sides.
I was taught at a physical therapy continuing ed course , no tension on the nerve. So head follows the arm.
Definitely would not want to tension a very sensitized nerve. Flossing with slack on one end and tension on the other would be better. For a less sensitive and just "sticky" at times a tensioner can be helpful. For sure need to listen to the body!
Hello! I love his floss - do you have one floss to decompress axillary nerve in quadrangle space? And one to settle firing around the anterior deltoid/tricep longhead/ teres minor when it is the anterior shoulder muscles that need to be active?
Have you tried a radial nerve glide?
Wasn’t that backwards? As in compression not glide? Won’t that further entrap the nerve?
They helped
While doing this I felt a stinger ? Do you have any advice on this ?
Try tipping head toward the arm as opposed to away and see if that changes things. Tensioning the nerve when it is too irritable can zing you. Think about it as slacking one side, tensioning the other versus tensioning both sides.
Wow what is that program you are using if i may ask?
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