I've never saw this exercise . It is a high level exercise ty Dave. I'm gonna show this to my doctor before I do it everyday. My doctor just says I'm good to do whatever I want but he doesn't have levoscoliosis he's not feeling what I am. Never never attempt these exercises without a professional the twist and curves are different in everyone. Your most likely gonna get it wrong. Sady I don't have a schroth teacher anywhere near my area.. ty you again Dave .
Hi Dave, you can try to have a Schroth therapist working with you online if no one is in the neighbourhood. Make sure you have proper X rays to share an dmaybe one live intake would be possible. It might work...
Love the video. A bit confusion can be raised by the fact that the girl has a Lumbar right scoliosis and in your explanation you explain with a -more common- Lumbar left curve. So it might confuse people to understand the principle.
I believe an explanation is needed. if the girl has a lumbar curve tot he right, then your explanation make sense, but on the mirror, it's vice versa. I have a lumbar curve tot he left (same as the one explained on the mirror) but my therapist who is Scroth certified, asks me to lean tot he right, same as Alex!@@AlignTherapyUtah
Hello , I have scoliosis for over 40 years. During allthis time of exercising /trying to fix scoliosis I've reached one conclusion; Scoliosis can not be fixed just by streching/ pushing,.... Scoliosis is a prblem of the muscles, muscles need to be "redeveloped". With this ideea I've conceived an exercising equipment that I believe can CURE scoliosis in all cases of patients than can exercise with no other problems like degenerations,.... Myself I can not produce or improve nor test this equipment by myself. This is why I am looking for a producer of scoliosis exercising equipment to do it with me. This equipment is realy revolutionary and never been done! Can you give me a hand? Thanks
Picture is confusing,if you think about looking at the patient from P-A. If she has an S shaped curve. Apex should be in the right. Otherwise if you are looking from the front. It makes sense.
I have two big curves, really close to one another... When I have done Schroth therapy I always felt that whatever I did, worsened one of the two curves. Is Schroth at all the right approach with curves like that?..
@@AlignTherapyUtah Yes, it is common to have an S-curve. But when the curves are severe, it becomes very difficult to handle. I am not sure that Schroth works very well in such cases.
@@escapelina I have seen some great results with severe curves. The goal is a little different but we have seen good satisfaction in our patients with Schroth.
Thanks for uploading the video. I have one question. I only have the lumbar spine and the angle is not great. I am left convex. X-rays show a higher right pelvis and more area. (Maybe wider…?My doctor says little prominent right side..) What regular exercise can I do? Thanks for the professional video.
Is there therapy for thoracolumbar scoliosis with a curve to the left apex at T12 L1? It so confusing. Do I do side planks on the left only, for example?
Side planks totally depend on what kind of curve you have, where the apex is, and if you have 2. I usually have people do symmetrical side planks because there are benefits on both sides.
You are calm, professional and showing a great understanding. The student seems really comfortable and enjoyed learning like I did. Great team!
Thanks!
I've never saw this exercise . It is a high level exercise ty Dave. I'm gonna show this to my doctor before I do it everyday. My doctor just says I'm good to do whatever I want but he doesn't have levoscoliosis he's not feeling what I am. Never never attempt these exercises without a professional the twist and curves are different in everyone. Your most likely gonna get it wrong. Sady I don't have a schroth teacher anywhere near my area.. ty you again Dave .
Hi Dave, you can try to have a Schroth therapist working with you online if no one is in the neighbourhood. Make sure you have proper X rays to share an dmaybe one live intake would be possible. It might work...
We still need to figure out remote treatment
Love the video. A bit confusion can be raised by the fact that the girl has a Lumbar right scoliosis and in your explanation you explain with a -more common- Lumbar left curve. So it might confuse people to understand the principle.
Thanks for the advice!
I thought I was the only one who noticed that. The drawing did not match the lumbar curve she was said to have. :)
I believe an explanation is needed. if the girl has a lumbar curve tot he right, then your explanation make sense, but on the mirror, it's vice versa. I have a lumbar curve tot he left (same as the one explained on the mirror) but my therapist who is Scroth certified, asks me to lean tot he right, same as Alex!@@AlignTherapyUtah
@JillMary5 No, I noticed that also.
Hello ,
I have scoliosis for over 40 years. During allthis time of exercising /trying to fix scoliosis I've reached one conclusion;
Scoliosis can not be fixed just by streching/ pushing,....
Scoliosis is a prblem of the muscles, muscles need to be "redeveloped".
With this ideea I've conceived an exercising equipment that I believe can CURE scoliosis in all cases of patients than can exercise with no other problems like degenerations,....
Myself I can not produce or improve nor test this equipment by myself. This is why I am looking for a producer of scoliosis exercising equipment to do it with me. This equipment is realy revolutionary and never been done!
Can you give me a hand?
Thanks
Sorry, I don't develop equipment.
procure um @functionalpatterns
is the psoas the muscle that pulls the spine to the right?
Yes!
Hi, I'm following your videos about scoliosis. Can you maybe recommend a similar place like yours in Germany?
Thank you
Sorry, I dont know any in Germany. You should be able to find some with searching Schroth though.
Picture is confusing,if you think about looking at the patient from P-A. If she has an S shaped curve. Apex should be in the right. Otherwise if you are looking from the front. It makes sense.
@@MinhTran-cl6tb sorry it is confusing. Try to take the principles away from the video.
I have two big curves, really close to one another... When I have done Schroth therapy I always felt that whatever I did, worsened one of the two curves. Is Schroth at all the right approach with curves like that?..
With 2 curves you need to be careful to not "sacrifice" one of them. It is s challenge but it is doable. I see people with 2 curves every day.
@@AlignTherapyUtah Yes, it is common to have an S-curve. But when the curves are severe, it becomes very difficult to handle. I am not sure that Schroth works very well in such cases.
@@escapelina I have seen some great results with severe curves. The goal is a little different but we have seen good satisfaction in our patients with Schroth.
Thanks for uploading the video. I have one question. I only have the lumbar spine and the angle is not great.
I am left convex.
X-rays show a higher right pelvis and more area. (Maybe wider…?My doctor says little prominent right side..)
What regular exercise can I do?
Thanks for the professional video.
Get with a Schroth Therapist!
I get confused because many of the instructional videos do the same.....
I have this shape scoliosis like this girl its dangerous or not Im 20yo Can this scoliosis affect me in the future or just i live my life normaly
It can affect you later in life but might not
Is there therapy for thoracolumbar scoliosis with a curve to the left apex at T12 L1? It so confusing. Do I do side planks on the left only, for example?
Side planks totally depend on what kind of curve you have, where the apex is, and if you have 2. I usually have people do symmetrical side planks because there are benefits on both sides.
Thanks
You're welcome!
God bless ❤
@@josephineanitadsouza7697 thank you
2:08 Visual que, press down on left foot - (opposite side leaning)
Thanks for sharing
thanks. can you treated scoliosis with 50th degrees without any problems
Yes