Connor, I have been following your work since your analysis of PF and I think you are head and heels above 99% out there. With the 'top down' analysis, why do you brilliantly pinpoint dental/ jaw problem(s) and then refer all this to regional practioners? I have been looking for years for any practitioner aligning the jaw- impetus theory and most don't agree on the connection and refer to a dentist or the therapy they best sell. We (People) are great at finding problems and poor at fixing same.
Hi Conor! Thank u so much for all the content that u share… can u make a video about cronic pelvic pain? Expecially on thigt pelvic muscle. I’ll appreciate that
Your videos are an incredible source of information in this complicated field. I’m excited to see the channel grow even more in 2023! 🎉 For this exercise, I found a dental flosser to work even better than a popsicle stick (doesn’t feel dry and feels nicer around the edge of the mouth) and it might be something that people also have available.
So basically this means my right ankle which is lacking internal rotation(after peroneal surgery) is the root cause of my higher right hip, higher left shoulder, left tilted head and chronic pain? Do you think treating the root cause (the foot) will help with all the other things or do i need to learn PRI for example?
My right foot and ankle are pretty messed up between injuries, walking on slanted surfaces a LOT as a child, and being a dancer for a decade and a half, as ive been working on healing and restoring my foot and ankle the rest of my body is aligning itself, all of which is to say yes your ankle can absolutely cause bodywide issues if it lacks proper range of motion.
What issue are you facing,?, Right torsion?. If not, i suggest you to try posturepro method. There's a lot posturepro practitioner on Europe Hope this helps you
Hi Conor, You've tested Trevor a number of times and while his mobility is very good, he is at times tighter than others. My question is what is the expectation after changes are made and retained as far as long term relief/success? I'm sure upkeep varies from person to person, but generally, is there a point where specific patterning/depatterning is no longer needed? PS, not ragging on Trevor at all, haha.
We film these throughout the day usually before or after lifting. Trevor likes to lift heavy and do Powerlifting-style movements, which are the most stiffness-inducing lifts outs there. When you see him tight it’s usually post-training, but a drill or two gets him moving nicely again. Just depends on the person, but most should be able to keep their adaptations just by doing a drill or two before or after training
We film these throughout the day usually before or after lifting. Trevor likes to lift heavy and do Powerlifting-style movements, which are the most stiffness-inducing lifts outs there. When you see him tight it’s usually post-training, but a drill or two gets him moving nicely again. Just depends on the person, but most should be able to keep their adaptations just by doing a drill or two before or after training
I totally agree with the comments below, this guy has got me out of a rut I'd been stuck in for years; this channel is awesome to explore;
You always blow my mind Conor, thank you for this stuff that you share with us.
Glad you enjoy it! My pleasure
Connor, I have been following your work since your analysis of PF and I think you are head and heels above 99% out there. With the 'top down' analysis, why do you brilliantly pinpoint dental/ jaw problem(s) and then refer all this to regional practioners? I have been looking for years for any practitioner aligning the jaw- impetus theory and most don't agree on the connection and refer to a dentist or the therapy they best sell. We (People) are great at finding problems and poor at fixing same.
Hi Conor! Thank u so much for all the content that u share… can u make a video about cronic pelvic pain? Expecially on thigt pelvic muscle. I’ll appreciate that
Your videos are an incredible source of information in this complicated field.
I’m excited to see the channel grow even more in 2023! 🎉
For this exercise, I found a dental flosser to work even better than a popsicle stick (doesn’t feel dry and feels nicer around the edge of the mouth) and it might be something that people also have available.
You're really knowledgeable. Do you have any advice for herniated disc's? Lumbar and cervical.
New Subscriber Connor! Cg Kid recommended your channel!❤
That’s awesome to hear! Welcome :)
Hi Conor, do you have a routine for fixing left AIC pattern.? I find individual videos 1-2 exercises but not a longer routine that I can do every day
Are there any exercises that can help people with Adhesive Arachnoiditis?
Hey Connor! Which program would you recommend for Osgood-Schlatter? Thanks!
Hey, Conor. Can you please tell us the name of the cranial test with the stick.
Which course or ebook is recommended for someone with pain in the left scapula and piriformis that has being going to the gym for a year?
Beginner Body Restoration!
So basically this means my right ankle which is lacking internal rotation(after peroneal surgery) is the root cause of my higher right hip, higher left shoulder, left tilted head and chronic pain? Do you think treating the root cause (the foot) will help with all the other things or do i need to learn PRI for example?
My right foot and ankle are pretty messed up between injuries, walking on slanted surfaces a LOT as a child, and being a dancer for a decade and a half, as ive been working on healing and restoring my foot and ankle the rest of my body is aligning itself, all of which is to say yes your ankle can absolutely cause bodywide issues if it lacks proper range of motion.
Hi Connor which course you recommend for left side oblique tightness
Amazing Content👍👍👍
But how can someone work on this issue, since i don’t have an certified PRI trainer near my location. (Europe)
Greetings
What issue are you facing,?, Right torsion?. If not, i suggest you to try posturepro method. There's a lot posturepro practitioner on Europe
Hope this helps you
What area are you in? Can you recommend therapist in the Los Angeles area with a similar approach?
Conor where is your practice located?
Portland, Oregon
Hi Conor,
You've tested Trevor a number of times and while his mobility is very good, he is at times tighter than others. My question is what is the expectation after changes are made and retained as far as long term relief/success? I'm sure upkeep varies from person to person, but generally, is there a point where specific patterning/depatterning is no longer needed? PS, not ragging on Trevor at all, haha.
We film these throughout the day usually before or after lifting. Trevor likes to lift heavy and do Powerlifting-style movements, which are the most stiffness-inducing lifts outs there. When you see him tight it’s usually post-training, but a drill or two gets him moving nicely again. Just depends on the person, but most should be able to keep their adaptations just by doing a drill or two before or after training
We film these throughout the day usually before or after lifting. Trevor likes to lift heavy and do Powerlifting-style movements, which are the most stiffness-inducing lifts outs there. When you see him tight it’s usually post-training, but a drill or two gets him moving nicely again. Just depends on the person, but most should be able to keep their adaptations just by doing a drill or two before or after training
@@conorharris Thanks! That's helpful to know.
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