Category: Anatomy
What do headaches and teeth grinding have in common? They both come from tensions in the muscles of the jaw (not all headaches, of course, but many of them). …
Shoulder tensions or pain is what brings most people to my treatment room. While I’m happy to have clients, I would love for everybody to have relaxed, pain-free shoulders. …
The foot is our literal basis when we stand (or squat), yet most people know very little about it. This week we start solving this issue! I will guide …
Ankle mobility, especially dorsiflexion (bringing your toes up towards your head), is very important at all scales of movement practice. At one end, restricted dorsiflexion means that you’ll have …
Walking is such a complex enterprise involving so many parts of our body, that we never run out of ways to improve and optimise it. Today we’ll look at …
Our pelvic floor plays a crucial role in mobility, balance and power, and maintaining it in good working order allows one to climb and jump effortlessly, and keep a …
Last week I presented to you some anatomy around the shoulders and neck, and now is the time to use this newly acquired knowledge to create images that will …
A few weeks ago I described the ideal alignment and posture to adopt when standing, but didn’t give any tool to achieve that. This week I’m going to start …
Our feet are the base upon which the rest of our body rests. For this reason, it it important to take good care of them, and to help them …