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Old 02-27-2009, 04:30 AM #1
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Victoria- have you used a PT rib mobilizer that looks like this
Its what I use from the Peter Edgelow PT stuff. Its just a pin kball on a stick. Let me know if want to know more about it/ how it works. Hands hurt tonite so I'll elaborate later iffn ya want
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I was experimenting with my foam roll and another way that might work is to place the roll against a wall and lean onto it.
You have to find the right height and angle for your self.
For me it is about hip height and then I can lean straight into the roll by bending at the waist, it gives me a straight on push to the top rib.

I think anything that you can find that is comfortable to fit in the neck/shoulder area and push against would work.

You do have to be careful that you aren't getting too much pressure to close to the neck. {arteries}

when PTs did the top rib mob for me they used a straight down angle with me sitting, chiro only does a tweak to it now when needed.

So different angles of pressure might work better for each of us depending on our issues in that area.
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Victoria- have you used a PT rib mobilizer that looks like this
Its what I use from the Peter Edgelow PT stuff. Its just a pin kball on a stick. Let me know if want to know more about it/ how it works. Hands hurt tonite so I'll elaborate later iffn ya want

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