Embracing Relaxation: The Art of Passive Hip Extension
Passive hip extension is a simple yet effective technique that promotes relaxation and flexibility, manageable at home with minimal equipment.
Back pain can show up suddenly or build slowly over time, often connected to how you sit, stand, walk, sleep, bend, and move throughout your day. At Restorative Health and Wellness, Emily Boudwin uses neuromuscular massage therapy and restorative exercise to help identify the muscular tension patterns that may be contributing to your discomfort. By focusing on areas like the low back, hips, glutes, QL, mid back, and surrounding movement patterns, sessions are designed to help reduce pain, improve mobility, and help you better understand what your body needs to move well.
Passive hip extension is a simple yet effective technique that promotes relaxation and flexibility, manageable at home with minimal equipment.
Release tight hip flexors caused by sitting and embrace better flexibility with restorative techniques for the iliacus muscle.
Feeling frustrated, by tight hip flexors hindering your day to day movements? You’re definitely not alone in this struggle! A lot of folks deal with discomfort in that region because of sitting for long periods of time, engaging in strenuous activities and daily life. Luckily, though, a massage gun can make a difference in easing…
Do you get low back and hip pain? Readjust how you are sitting and it’s likely that the pain and tightness will ease. Watch the video and follow along as I show you how to do this.
Do you have a stiff upper back? Then this spine relaxing exercise is for you! It’s the rhomboid pushup. The rhomboid muscle, shown below, moves the vertical side of the shoulder blade towards the area of the spine that it is attached to. In the video I’ll show you what position you want to be…
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