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I’ll second all the recommendations to work out. A bit of strength training, and a bit of calisthenics. Your report also calls into question your scapula and th
by jvagner 7y ago
I’ll second all the recommendations to work out. A bit of strength training, and a bit of calisthenics. Your report also calls into question your scapula and thoracic areas. It can take a bit of skill development to get the form right, but it’s worth trying. Happy to dig into this further.
Also, two other recommendations:
* check out a Feldenkrais practitioner. How we hold and move our bodies can be adjusted. Also, you might also check out the Alexander technique. I think this is less likely, but it might lead you to something. I’ve also found massage to be really helpful.
* somatic psychotherapy may be helpful if you have a psychological trauma manifesting in your body. Somatic psychotherapy is healing the mind through the body. Trauma and armoring can be tremendously powerful partners.
- mathgenius 7y agoI second these recommendations. Also, some other ideas: pilates, swimming, argentine tango (it's amazing what dancing with a beautiful person in your arms can do to pain.)