For another option to treating an elevated pelvis, check out our video "How to Self-Correct A High Hip in 60 Seconds"- th-cam.com/video/RK3267U-8nc/w-d-xo.html
I have had this problem for a very long time. And just recently became aware of it. You guys have no idea how much God uses you to bless other people. Thank you so much for sharing this information to help us people who dont have the means to get help. God bless you.
As a dental hygienist working for 20+ years sitting on a stool working on patients I developed this rotated hip situation that you show in the video. My right hip is the issue as it was the side facing the dental chair. I was bending over sideways to do my job. I have since retired and it is better but every now and then it flares up and the pain is really intense. Thanks for posting this video.
Thanks, Guys! I noticed a few years ago that when I am wearing pants, the back seam is not down the center of my back but an inch or so off to the left side. Love you both, and Bob, too.
This exercises seem good to me. I don't know if they are adequate because I have two calcified lumbar vertebrae, and scoliosis. But I tried the first one and it gave me relief. Thankyou. You are always helpful.🥰
Wow. Instant relief. I've suffered from pain over the iliac for decade on and off - wish I had known about this earlier. Usually just massaged with my thumbs, walked, and it goes away after a few days.
I had a blunt force trauma to my right hip and back when I was thrown from a off road forklift. I did 18 PT sessions for lower back pain. Everytime I get on a Treadmill or I walk I start to feel lower back, outer hip, upper leg in front and glutes, and some groin pain. Pain increases when I walk up a hill or even a gentle long slope of 1/4 to 1/2 mile. I however almost have no pain in back or hips when I walk down a hill for a distance of 1/2 mile. Pain comes back immediately when I start walking on flat or up a hill. Walking up hill increase pain in my outer hip.
Thank you. I originally had left hip labels ter. Now I have herniated l5s1 disc. I believe all this is from tight left ql. I can't bend well to left side . not sure if I need surgery because sciatic nerve is impinged
Huh! It seems to be working, only stretched a few times so far and the pain is already not as bad. Thanks, guys! By the way, this can be done lying down too, nice stretch before getting out of bed in the morning. 😊
Own notes... 2:50 lift arm up (seated position, pelvis down. 30 seconds) 3:16 raise arm above head whilst walking 3:37 door or pullnup bar. Lean in palm away from your body. Stretch 4:28 mop broom pvc pipe steady and stretch arm up palm out lean in open up muscles dont let hand slide Massage prior will help ❤
I am almost 67 have been having a problem that resembles this for a couple of months. It doesn't keep me from doing very physical things - ride bike, paddleboard, transport grocery carts, etc. but one wrong move - like picking something up off the floor will feel like my hip or lower back locks. I've noticed that if I stand with my back against the wall and bend over and touch my toes for about 5 seconds and repeat that for about 5 times it usually stops the pain. Does that exercise make sense in that situation? I am excited to try YOUR stretches and see how they work for my situation. Thank you for sharing with us!
My issue is scoliosis, and my curve is about 40%. I have lots of narrowing, degenerative disease. Things causing pressure on the spine etc. Goes from C2 down to L4-5. Would these exercises help me? A neurosurgeon told me I'd have a long metal plate and screws, and be under anesthesia 6-7 hours. I'm 72yr old. Dr didn't give me any option other than surgery with 2 months of inpatient therapy. Any other exercises to offer in addition to these? 🙂 Thanks in advance.
I think I may developed this problem by sitting on a sofa that is worn so that I am not sitting on a level surface, but sinking into the place where the two cushions come together.
Level your seat 💺, I put a silver coated serving tray (neighbours were moving and people wasted money on 50th thing...) under the cushion as it's an old passed down couch hubby won't part with plus thing fits nicely, but get it level, even a board will work, remember your body doesn't know it's crooked and will compensate, realign, the pain is from your muscles and brain saying stop ✋!
@@joseenoel8093Thanks for your suggestion. The cushion is sown into the couch itself so I cannot put anything under the cushion. However, you are right, I need to level it so I am not in pain.
Sorry to hear that! Trying to level it is a great idea, even if it's with a pillow or skinny blanket just while you're sitting there. Hopefully these will help
Is this related to the SI joint? I injured my SI by lifting a 50 lb suitcase and twisting up. Mine got fixed with chiropractic adjustments over two months ago, and I just woke up with a bruise and pain again. Not at all as bad as before, but still, I didn't do anything except sit at my desk for long hours.
Can this cause Sciatica and mid low back centralized pain? I do have disc protrusions, but I also have such a tight inflamed hip on my right side, which is also the side that causes problems, so I think this could maybe be a cause as well to my numbness all the way down on my inner right foot.
Have you been to the doctor for a proper diagnosis? This will help to know which exercises will be best for you to start out with without making things worse by guessing.
Could you help me the report MRI describes the findings of the examination, which include: • Normal lumbar lordosis • Normal spinal cord termination • Normal lumbar vertebra corpus heights and signal intensities • Normal intervertebral disc heights and signal intensities • No significant neural compression findings at the L1-L2 or L2-L3 levels • L3-L4 intervertebral disc slightly inferiorly migrated causing spinal canal and nerve root compression • L4-L5 intervertebral disc diffuse symmetrical disc bulging, more on the left, causing thecal sac and neural foraminal narrowing • L5-S1 intervertebral disc diffuse symmetrical disc bulging, causing mild thecal sac compression and obliteration of fat between the disc and nerve root The conclusion of the report is that the patient has disc herniation at the L3-L4, L4-L5, and L5-S1 levels. These herniations are causing nerve compression.
We do not have a video on this yet, however I have added this to our to do list and hopefully we can get a video uploaded to TH-cam in the near future.
I have scoliosis and I am locked up with frozen areas and everything else for at least 50 years I don't think that stretch is going to do it because I've done much more and I was an act robot and everything else and I was a kid and a ballet dancer and then scolio's head interest destroyed me.
I am an Pedorthist and this problem is exactly why I tell patient that I will not address a leg length inequality without a prescription from a PT or a MD. If I did address it as such it would exacerbate the issue. Had a retired orthopedic surgeon get mad becuase I said his wife had a pelvic issue not a leg length discrepancy, but explained I didn't want to cause more harm.
I’m sorry, Mike; but will you please get advice on how to lower the pitch of your voice? Good information is being provided in these videos, but my sensitivity to that high-pitched voice causes me to stop the video and go to a different PT channel. I still miss Bob!!!
For another option to treating an elevated pelvis, check out our video "How to Self-Correct A High Hip in 60 Seconds"- th-cam.com/video/RK3267U-8nc/w-d-xo.html
Not keeping my wallet in my back pocket made a huge difference
🤣 the crooked comment was hilarious.
It was 😅. And Brad amused himself lol
It’s was awesome
lol, glad you liked it!
always! @@nexusSix_237
haha, glad you enjoyed it as much as we did! @@xtrachromyhomie9720
'You look crooked even though you're not a politician.' 😂
😉
Know what politicians and porn stars have in common? They're both faking it! 😊
Brad is such a great real person
We are glad that shows through on the show!!
I have had this problem for a very long time. And just recently became aware of it. You guys have no idea how much God uses you to bless other people. Thank you so much for sharing this information to help us people who dont have the means to get help. God bless you.
Why are you giving someone else credit for their hard work? Time for you to grow up.
Our pleasure! I wish you the best. Brad
@@djdarq6311we are supposed to give God all the glory. Not putting Bob and Brad down. Get a grip.
As a dental hygienist working for 20+ years sitting on a stool working on patients I developed this rotated hip situation that you show in the video. My right hip is the issue as it was the side facing the dental chair. I was bending over sideways to do my job. I have since retired and it is better but every now and then it flares up and the pain is really intense. Thanks for posting this video.
Happy we could help!
Very helpful, thank you.
(If only politicians could be straightened out so easily!)
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your continued support!
Thanks! Another great tool to utilize in my low back pain toolbox!
This is me!! My piriformis on that side is sooo sore too!
Sorry to hear that! Hopefully this will help!
I have exactly this problem. Thank you for your information & u seem to know EXACTLY what I need to do to keep healthy & well
We are happy we could help! Thank you for watching!
I'm sure glad you have options. I'm less than 5' tall.
Yes! Hope it helps, thank you for watching :)
Fellas, as someone with multiple back surgeries, thank you, AND as someone who’s a teacher thanks for giving you sources! Love you three!
Our pleasure!
Just what I needed!
Great to hear, we are happy to help
Thanks, Guys! I noticed a few years ago that when I am wearing pants, the back seam is not down the center of my back but an inch or so off to the left side. Love you both, and Bob, too.
Good way to recognize it!
I get so happy with a Bobandbrad and Mike video! And this is exactly what had been bothering me. Looking forward to these stretching exercises
Glad we can help. Thank you.
Thanks Bob &Brad I always appreciate your videos. Hugs❤❤
I miss Bob
@@isaaccutlip5815 me too.
Great to hear :)
Thank you so much. This stretch is excellent - really loosened up an area of pain I have had for a while. Thank you!!
Realy happy to se brad, miss Bob 😢
Thank you for your kind words.
Was that Bob to the rescue at 7:09? What an awesome team
Thank you for watching!
This exercises seem good to me. I don't know if they are adequate because I have two calcified lumbar vertebrae, and scoliosis. But I tried the first one and it gave me relief. Thankyou. You are always helpful.🥰
Wow thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing
You are very welcome! Happy to help :)
Nice to see Mike's smile😀
Wow. Instant relief. I've suffered from pain over the iliac for decade on and off - wish I had known about this earlier. Usually just massaged with my thumbs, walked, and it goes away after a few days.
Happy it helped! Keep up the great work!
This was incredibly helpful to me. Thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
I feel like I get these same stretches through yoga poses like the “peaceful warrior” pose.
I had a blunt force trauma to my right hip and back when I was thrown from a off road forklift. I did 18 PT sessions for lower back pain. Everytime I get on a Treadmill or I walk I start to feel lower back, outer hip, upper leg in front and glutes, and some groin pain. Pain increases when I walk up a hill or even a gentle long slope of 1/4 to 1/2 mile. I however almost have no pain in back or hips when I walk down a hill for a distance of 1/2 mile. Pain comes back immediately when I start walking on flat or up a hill. Walking up hill increase pain in my outer hip.
Thank you. I originally had left hip labels ter. Now I have herniated l5s1 disc. I believe all this is from tight left ql. I can't bend well to left side . not sure if I need surgery because sciatic nerve is impinged
lower back castor oil puoltice really helps 💚😇
Huh! It seems to be working, only stretched a few times so far and the pain is already not as bad. Thanks, guys! By the way, this can be done lying down too, nice stretch before getting out of bed in the morning. 😊
Great to hear! Keep up the great work!
Own notes...
2:50 lift arm up (seated position, pelvis down. 30 seconds)
3:16 raise arm above head whilst walking
3:37 door or pullnup bar. Lean in palm away from your body. Stretch
4:28 mop broom pvc pipe steady and stretch arm up palm out lean in open up muscles dont let hand slide
Massage prior will help ❤
Does the crooked pelvis also result in groin and anterior thigh pain?
I am almost 67 have been having a problem that resembles this for a couple of months. It doesn't keep me from doing very physical things - ride bike, paddleboard, transport grocery carts, etc. but one wrong move - like picking something up off the floor will feel like my hip or lower back locks. I've noticed that if I stand with my back against the wall and bend over and touch my toes for about 5 seconds and repeat that for about 5 times it usually stops the pain. Does that exercise make sense in that situation? I am excited to try YOUR stretches and see how they work for my situation. Thank you for sharing with us!
Thanks for sharing that! If it helps, keep doing it!! Best of luck!
Appreciate it!@@BobandBrad
How about coccyx pain and cannot sit
Here is a link to all our videos related to coccyx pain that we have done: www.youtube.com/@BobandBrad/search?query=coccyx
Hi, at this time I am experiencing golfer's elbow & that rotation of the arm to stretch out that side impacts it. Any suggestions?
Here are some videos that hopefully will help: www.youtube.com/@BobandBrad/search?query=golfer%27s%20elbow
My issue is scoliosis, and my curve is about 40%. I have lots of narrowing, degenerative disease. Things causing pressure on the spine etc. Goes from C2 down to L4-5.
Would these exercises help me? A neurosurgeon told me I'd have a long metal plate and screws, and be under anesthesia 6-7 hours. I'm 72yr old. Dr didn't give me any option other than surgery with 2 months of inpatient therapy. Any other exercises to offer in addition to these? 🙂 Thanks in advance.
What about a TWISTED hip joint? Can Chiropractic correct That?
Pelivated Elvis 🕺
thank you for watching!
I think I may developed this problem by sitting on a sofa that is worn so that I am not sitting on a level surface, but sinking into the place where the two cushions come together.
Level your seat 💺, I put a silver coated serving tray (neighbours were moving and people wasted money on 50th thing...) under the cushion as it's an old passed down couch hubby won't part with plus thing fits nicely, but get it level, even a board will work, remember your body doesn't know it's crooked and will compensate, realign, the pain is from your muscles and brain saying stop ✋!
@@joseenoel8093Thanks for your suggestion. The cushion is sown into the couch itself so I cannot put anything under the cushion. However, you are right, I need to level it so I am not in pain.
Not just couch but also bad mattress.
@@diann546Yes, very true!
Sorry to hear that! Trying to level it is a great idea, even if it's with a pillow or skinny blanket just while you're sitting there. Hopefully these will help
What about psoas?
Here is the link to all our related videos to this: www.youtube.com/@BobandBrad/search?query=psoas
Is this related to the SI joint? I injured my SI by lifting a 50 lb suitcase and twisting up. Mine got fixed with chiropractic adjustments over two months ago, and I just woke up with a bruise and pain again. Not at all as bad as before, but still, I didn't do anything except sit at my desk for long hours.
Here is a link to all our videos related to the SI joint that we have done: www.youtube.com/@BobandBrad/search?query=si%20pain
I’m 25, coughed and pulled something in my back! Hope this helps lol
Can this cause Sciatica and mid low back centralized pain? I do have disc protrusions, but I also have such a tight inflamed hip on my right side, which is also the side that causes problems, so I think this could maybe be a cause as well to my numbness all the way down on my inner right foot.
It can cause other issues as it causes less that perfect posture which can cause all kinds of aches and pains.
Have you been to the doctor for a proper diagnosis? This will help to know which exercises will be best for you to start out with without making things worse by guessing.
❤❤❤ Bob
Could you help me the report MRI describes the findings of the examination, which include:
• Normal lumbar lordosis
• Normal spinal cord termination
• Normal lumbar vertebra corpus heights and signal intensities
• Normal intervertebral disc heights and signal intensities
• No significant neural compression findings at the L1-L2 or L2-L3 levels
• L3-L4 intervertebral disc slightly inferiorly migrated causing spinal canal and nerve root compression
• L4-L5 intervertebral disc diffuse symmetrical disc bulging, more on the left, causing thecal sac and neural foraminal narrowing
• L5-S1 intervertebral disc diffuse symmetrical disc bulging, causing mild thecal sac compression and obliteration of fat between the disc and nerve root
The conclusion of the report is that the patient has disc herniation at the L3-L4, L4-L5, and L5-S1 levels. These herniations are causing nerve compression.
Here is a link to our videos that hopefully can help: www.youtube.com/@BobandBrad/search?query=l3%20l4%20l5%20s1
With the doorway option, how should the lower half of your body be positioned? The video doesn't show.
Can you have this at the age of 21? Is it a thing for young adults too?
Yes any age but more prevalent in older adults. I wish you well. Brad
🤣🤣🤣 nice comedy minute 😂😂😂
Hope you enjoyed it!
is there a video about correcting feet that point inward? thank you.
We do not have a video on this yet, however I have added this to our to do list and hopefully we can get a video uploaded to TH-cam in the near future.
@@BobandBrad thank you so much
I have scoliosis and I am locked up with frozen areas and everything else for at least 50 years I don't think that stretch is going to do it because I've done much more and I was an act robot and everything else and I was a kid and a ballet dancer and then scolio's head interest destroyed me.
I have one hip higher than the other due to scoliosis. The doc thinks it may be rotated also.
Very sorry to hear that!
If you have a leg discrepancy, this will not help you’ll need a lift
We do have videos on this as well
I am an Pedorthist and this problem is exactly why I tell patient that I will not address a leg length inequality without a prescription from a PT or a MD. If I did address it as such it would exacerbate the issue. Had a retired orthopedic surgeon get mad becuase I said his wife had a pelvic issue not a leg length discrepancy, but explained I didn't want to cause more harm.
I think you are right on track with your advice. I wish you well. Brad
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Inversion table....❤
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The crooked comment was peak humor 😂
lol, hope you enjoyed it!
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Maybe Brad will have a career change and become a stand up comedian - although standing for an hour would take its toll on his back.
LOL, at least he'd know the exercises to fix it!
Looks like scoliosis on that skeleton , although no mention was made of that.
Bowel movement 😂
😂😂😂
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I’m sorry, Mike; but will you please get advice on how to lower the pitch of your voice? Good information is being provided in these videos, but my sensitivity to that high-pitched voice causes me to stop the video and go to a different PT channel. I still miss Bob!!!
Both sides are "Always!" necessary!! It's called balance". The mike dude leaves a lot to be desired
I thought the skeleton’s name was Bone-Apart.
Bone Apart retired in 2021. Sam I Am is the one now. Brad