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Releasing
the subscapularis, one of the rotator cuff muscles. |
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Directed myofascial unwinding techniques and subsequent
deep individual fiber strokes are used to release shortened
fibers of fascia, adhesion, and scar tissue.
These tightened tissues often impinge nerves causing pain. Opposing
muscle groups of the shoulder are released and balanced, and
a special technique for softening fascial adhesions in the joint
creates heat, pressure, and movement and the subsequent release
without pain. Range of motion and proper structural alignment
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a myofascial release inside the joint capsule with
pressure, movement and heat. |
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"Before I met Ken Youngberg I was
unable to move my left arm. I was in constant pain and unable
to sleep. I was diagnosed with frozen shoulders and scheduled
for surgery in May. I had some movement in my right, so surgery
was scheduled for the left shoulder only. I was referred to
Ken by my chiropractor, and when I met him I knew instantly
that he could help me. I started out seeing Ken twice a week,
and after the second week I cancelled my surgery, and threw
out my pain pills. Today I see Ken once a week, and I now
have movement in my left arm. I am able to get my arm behind
my back, which I couldnˇt do before. I owe all this to Ken.
Without his treatments, I would still be recovering from surgery,
and going to physical therapy. Thank you Ken."
- Rachel K.
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A
gentle sustained stretch of the fascia. |
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