Strength Training and Scoliosis: What the Research Says About Muscle Activation
Strength training can help scoliosis with the right approach. Research shows asymmetrical exercises and Schroth therapy improve muscle balance and posture.
Strength training can help scoliosis with the right approach. Research shows asymmetrical exercises and Schroth therapy improve muscle balance and posture.
What Causes Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis? Exploring the Factors Behind the Curve To understand Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS), we must see the scoliosis as a condition where the spine curves in three dimensions, most often during the teenage growth spurt. When Read more…
Lower Back Pain: Insights from O’Sullivan’s 2005 Study When I first began researching chronic lower back pain (CLBP), I was struck by the scope of the problem. At first, I hadn’t realized that CLBP is actually one of the leading Read more…
Discovering the Benefits of Pilates for Fibromyalgia at Scoliosis PT JAX Here at Scoliosis PT JAX, we are dedicated to helping you achieve optimal health and wellness, especially if you’re living with chronic conditions like fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia is common in Read more…
Breast Cancer Awareness and Pilates I recently came across a study called “Effects of Pilates Exercises on Shoulder Range of Motion, Pain, Mood, and Upper-Extremity Function in Women Living With Breast Cancer.” This study highlights the significant benefits of Pilates in Read more…
Transformative Results: Schroth and Pilates for Scoliosis We are going to delve into the study that looks at the effects of combining Schroth and Pilates exercises on adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis. The study lasted 24 weeks, and the results showed Read more…
The Braist Study. Bracing for scoliosis. The BrAIST Study (Bracing in Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Trial) stands as the gold-standard research proving how effective bracing is for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS). This landmark study shows clearly that consistent brace wear dramatically Read more…
Hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome Are you naturally flexible? Ever wonder if your extra flexibility is good or bad for your joints? You might be considered hypermobile. Find answers to “what is hypermobility? EDS? and what your can do to protect Read more…
Ergonomics is a concept of fitting an environment and a person to each other in a cohesive manner. It is an awareness of postural alignment in different positions, spaces, and areas of life to decrease aches and pains. Prolonged positioning, Read more…