- Review of this week’s conversation
- Reproduction of pain with standing adductor activation
- Burning sensation in the lateral aspect of the glute with weight bearing leg during bear position
- Significant pain in the periscapular region with mild relief following self myofascial release
- Symptoms aggravated by static sitting postures
- Tigger point at scalene insertion reproduces symptoms in the median nerve distribution into the hand
- Running with any increase speed also reproduces hip/groin pain
- Plan for this week:
- Shoulder/Neck
- Activate deep neck flexors without over activation of SCM and scalenes
- Scapular depression and self 1st rib mobilization
- Progress loading into thoracic extension
- Hip
- Progress deeper into hip extension
- Increase the challenge to posterior chain without increase in symptoms
- Goals this week
- Establish a good light mobility/warm up sequence to be done everyday
- This is meant to reduce pain when symptoms are irritated and focus on establishing good muscle recruitment patterns
- If any of the movements cause pain or feel like they are not having any significant impact, email me and I will substitute some other options
- Establish some strength circuits that can be done 3-4x per week to challenge the system
- Goal is 8-20reps SLOW or for time 30-90sec
- Mobility/Warm Up Sequence: This can be done everyday
- Strength Circuit #1:
- This should be done every other day (3-4 days per week)
- Goal is for 8-20 reps or 30-90sec
- Do 1 set of each exercise and then repeat the circuit 2-3x
- Laying on Back Weight Pull Over and Band Pull Over VIDEO
- Focus on 4-5 sec eccentric load and get through full range of motion
- may work best using an a short curl bar
- Pick a weight that you are able to get through full range, slow eccentric, and keep low back flat against floor
- Goal: Load into thoracic ext and latissimus stretch
- Table Top Progression VIDEO
- Keep pressure on heels
- Scapula down and back avoiding anterior tilt of scapula
- Same slow and controlled rule applies
- Bridge Progression Physio Ball (Choose 1)