Bear Hug Thoracic Extension
Written By David Song
BEAR HUG THORACIC EXTENSION
This is a thoracic extension based mobility exercise. The bear hug arm position is used to uncouple movement from the scapulothoracic and glenohumeral joints (shoulder joints). Give yourself a hug and extend through the upper back. Be sure to move the low back as little as possible to isolate movement to the thoracic region.
Structures Involved:
Thoracic Spine
Related Conditions:
Rib Joint Pain
Costochondritis
Low Back Pain
Neck Pain
Shoulder Impingement
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