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A person suffering from Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) should have various precautions, like taking care of his posture and ergonomics. There are certain postures and activities that aggravate TOS symptoms and others that reduce the symptoms. The head-forward posture aggravates TOS symptoms, which combines rounded spine and forward head with protracted shoulders, commonly referred to as “slouching”. Activities that aggravate TOS symptoms are reaching above shoulder level and carrying heavy…

Mitch Israel, DC | Movement & Mobility Specialist on Instagram: "📖OPEN BOOK STRETCH😮‍💨  Do you this stretch to open up your mid-back? It’s a great move, but you may be doing it wrong!   Try this simple variation to take it to the next level!  The issue with the mainstream version of this stretch is that most people cheat when opening up to touch the ground behind them. They just end up moving through their shoulder and not their thoracic spine.  Well, instead of reaching with your arm, keep your hand on your chest when you “open the book” so you can maximize that rotation through the thoracic spine.  Also, take it up a notch by channeling your inner zen and JUST BREATHE! Take a breath out as you rotate so you can go further into that rotation range! 🫁  - Move it or Lose it!  If this ex Open Book Exercise, Thoracic Spine Stretches, Chest Opening Stretches, Mckenzie Method, Thoracic Spine, Take A Breath, Just Breathe, April 22, Open Book

Mitch Israel, DC | Movement & Mobility Specialist on Instagram: "📖OPEN BOOK STRETCH😮‍💨 Do you this stretch to open up your mid-back? It’s a great move, but you may be doing it wrong! Try this simple variation to take it to the next level! The issue with the mainstream version of this stretch is that most people cheat when opening up to touch the ground behind them. They just end up moving through their shoulder and not their thoracic spine. Well, instead of reaching with your arm…

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