[343v343]

Has anyone tried or had any success with active release technique and/or massage? http://www.activerelease.com/what_patients.asp - considering trying it to see if it yields any sort of help.

[Jomar]

Not specifically by name, but my chiro does a mix of maneuvers as needed.

I looked for some more videos that show ART being done -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3huEAQAXiY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UFvJfxGbCY&NR=1

[343v343]

Any thoughts to the effectiveness of it for TOS? Could they do those on Pec Minor, Scalenes, etc. ? Pros or cons versus other things? Just trying to think of other things to try when my PT runs out with insurance.

[mspennyloafer]

i think it did help with my pecs.. neck, not so much

[tied]

there is a technique where you apply pressure to a sore spot. then move to a position that seems to lessen the pain and hold there for 2-3 minutes. if such a position can be found.

[chroma]

Originally Posted by 343v343

Has anyone tried or had any success with active release technique and/or massage? http://www.activerelease.com/what_patients.asp - considering trying it to see if it yields any sort of help.

In case you hadn't already seen it, at least one person was helped in a big way by ART:

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread84080.html