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By • @functionalpatterns Most people look at scoliosis and assume the solution is to create more space in the spine. That’s why passive hanging is often recommended. The problem is that scoliosis isn’t simply a compressed spine. It’s a three-dimensional distortion of the body involving asymmetrical positioning of the ribs, pelvis, vertebrae, muscles, and fascia. When you hang from a bar, you’re applying a general traction force to the body. While that may temporarily create a feeling of decompression, it does very little to address the specific rotational and lateral asymmetries that are driving the dysfunction in the first place. In many cases, passive hanging can actually increase mobility in areas that are already excessively mobile, particularly the shoulders, rib cage, and hips, while doing very little to change the deeper tissues that are maintaining the spinal distortion. The goal shouldn’t be to simply stretch everything. The goal should be to apply force to the body in a way that helps reorganize the position of the spine, rib cage, and pelvis while improving the ability of the surrounding musculature to move the body toward a more neutral position. This requires targeted movement, not passive suspension. This is why we focus on specific exercises that push and pull on the body through rotational forces. By addressing asymmetries directly, you can begin restoring more balanced mechanics throughout the body, reducing pain and improving posture and movement quality. If you’re looking for a systematic approach to decompressing the spine, reducing pain, and addressing the compensations associated with scoliosis, our @10weekonlineprogram provides the exact framework we use to get started. #functionalpatterns #functionaltraining #passivehanging #backpain #scoliosis
By • @functionalpatterns Most people look at scoliosis and assume the solution is to create more space in the spine. That’s why passive hanging is often recommended. The problem is that scoliosis isn’t simply a compressed spine. It’s a three-dimensional distortion of the body involving asymmetrical positioning of the ribs, pelvis, vertebrae, muscles, and fascia. When you hang from a bar, you’re applying a general traction force to the body. While that may temporarily create a feeling of decompression, it does very little to address the specific rotational and lateral asymmetries that are driving the dysfunction in the first place. In many cases, passive hanging can actually increase mobility in areas that are already excessively mobile, particularly the shoulders, rib cage, and hips, while doing very little to change the deeper tissues that are maintaining the spinal distortion. The goal shouldn’t be to simply stretch everything. The goal should be to apply force to the body in a way that helps reorganize the position of the spine, rib cage, and pelvis while improving the ability of the surrounding musculature to move the body toward a more neutral position. This requires targeted movement, not passive suspension. This is why we focus on specific exercises that push and pull on the body through rotational forces. By addressing asymmetries directly, you can begin restoring more balanced mechanics throughout the body, reducing pain and improving posture and movement quality. If you’re looking for a systematic approach to decompressing the spine, reducing pain, and addressing the compensations associated with scoliosis, our @10weekonlineprogram provides the exact framework we use to get started. #functionalpatterns #functionaltraining #passivehanging #backpain #scoliosis

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