
Move Your DNA: Restore Your Health Through Natural Movement

if the nervous system thinks a particular movement is threatening, it can simply prevent us from making it.
Todd Hargrove • A Guide to Better Movement: The Science and Practice of Moving With More Skill and Less Pain
2. Please explain that osteoarthritis is not the autoimmune disorder arthritis, but a self-induced condition of inflammation in the joints due to minimal joint space caused by tight musculature. No treadmills or ellipticals for anyone with OA. The backward-moving belt on a treadmill requires a hip-flexing gait pattern, increasing tension within the
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If you push a heavy object such as a door, or punch a heavy bag, proper alignment of the wrist, elbow, shoulder joint, scapula, spine and hips, all the way down to the feet will ensure a clean transfer of force from the hand to the ground. The force passes through you. There are no energy leaks in the transmission which will create friction, sheari
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in the presence of back pain, the rectus abdominis and erectors increase co-contraction to create more stiffness. This braces the back and protects the painful area, but it comes with a price. Compression is increased, variation in movement is reduced, and there is less ability to make precise intersegmental movements. Thus, co-contraction of the g
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