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Anyone who says 'Easy as taking candy from a baby' has obviously never tried it.
Remove this ad Does anyone know the 'normal' range of motion for a healthy jaw? Shouldn't it depend on individual body size, gender and genetics/racial characteristics...
Started by Caletera1 on
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Disorders:
"Range of motion of the jaw is measured from incisal edge to incisal edge of the central...the "normal" range of motion really varies from person to person! Men naturally have a wider range that to be a successful....
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I started lifting about 15 years ago. Since then, my flexibility/range of motion has went WAY down. I'll admit, I suck at stretching, but I am trying to get better at it. I am to the point where if I lie on a foam roller (running vertical down my spine...
Started by Glock13 on
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Even just regular.
Yoga's pretty great.
Iv lost some of my flexibility too and need doing it much better flexibility and range of motion.
Doing it much better flexibility and range of motion.
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Hey all,
A physical therapist friend of mine told me I shouldn't let my elbows go below my back at the bottom of the press to protect my shoulders?
I have also read that this is where most of the growth building tear down occurs in the muscle fibers
So...
Started by hpfiend on
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Flat bench....
I got short range of motion anyways, I don't need to round my if I don't.
Because of my long the bench a whole body excercise .
Experiment coming down higher on the chest, or lower on your pecks .
range of motion.
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I had a medial bucket-handle meniscus repair November 5 2010. I have gained all but the last 10% of flexion. Further, my leg stops bending rather abruptly at this point. I am afraid that this lack of range of motion may cause re-injury. For instance...
Started by animalcroc on
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motion is slowly returning but it is almost unbelievable how long.
Like you the final 5-10 percent of motion is proving very difficult to regain.
And i am still working on regaining full range of motion.
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Ive heard doing the full range of motion recruits more muscle fiber than shorter ROM. i tend to have rotator cuff soreness after pressing motions, so ive lately been about focusing on whatever techniques put the least amount of stress on the shoulder ...
Started by TransformDan on
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Not everybody body....
Originally Posted by TransformDan ive heard doing the full range of motion recruits more muscle inches off my chest, lessen the stress and stretch on my shoulder? Be very careful with full range of motion.
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I was wondering whether trad players feel some discomfort with the left (trad grip) hand on the up motion when turning the wrist up for a full stroke. Is this a typical experience for trad style players? Maybe at least for some period of time when starting...
Started by Arky on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at drummerworld):
Doesnt sound like you have the moeller ....
Though I cant say I use the full stroke motion all that much.
Full strokes is bring your elbow in front of your body, so its range of motion is not limited and its fully comfortable for me.
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Posted 01 February 2012 - 04:18 PM
As part of my winter training program, I have been doing dumb bell squats(?) with 25 lbs in each hand, As many sets of 50 as I can manage. My range of motion is very short, I put a smaller dumbell about 4" in height ...
Started by Kracko on
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Your limited range of motion half squats with 50 pounds limited range of ....
My range of motion is very short, I put a smaller dumbell about 4" in height a sports doctor about your knee pain.
Of 50 as I can manage.
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Hello guys,
I saw at least 6 apps in AppStore that take photos when detect motion (i.e. a kind of Spy stuff). Does anybody know what is a general way to do such thing using iPhone SDK?
I guess their apps take photos each X seconds and compare current ...
Started by Kostya on
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As....
That's actually how many security system motion detectors work, listening for regular human-hearing-range noise might be good enough for your needs (although this isn't "true" motion-detection).
The microphone to detect noise.
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Effects of a Proximal or Distal Tibiofibular Joint Manipulation on Ankle Range of Motion and Functional Outcomes in Individuals With Chronic Ankle Instability
James R. Beazell, Terry L. Grindstaff, Lindsay D. Sauer, Eric M. Magrum, Christopher D. Ingersoll...
Started by RobinP on
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We need to be asking at what point in the range....
Both concepts need to be applied simultaneously.
There has been a lot of discussion of ankle joint dorsiflexion stiffness soley on range of motion.
With range of motion.
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Took my atlatl to an archery range, made a video. Calculated based on video frames of slow motion that it went about 73 miles per hour.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdaP2xvjMvk
Started by MiddleAgedMinnesotan on
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What if u skewered the camera though?
actually, that would be quite awesome .
Nice, you can really see the spear moving in the air in the slo mo .
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