Wall Thoracic Extension
Written By David Song

WALL THORACIC EXTENSION
The wall thoracic extension exercise is used to increase thoracic extension flexibility and to mobilize their joints. Start by standing at arms distance from the wall. Support your upper body by anchoring your hand on the wall. Extend the spine by pulling your chest forwards and down. Hold this stretch for 2 minutes once at maximum extension. Return to a neutral position by standing back up. Repeat as needed.
Structures involved:
Thoracic spine
costovertebral joints
costotransverse joints
facet joints
thoracic discs
Related conditions:
thoracolumbar syndrome
T4 syndrome
cervicothoracic joint irritation
crick in the neck
cervical facet syndrome
rib joint irritation
upper cross syndrome