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By marian 0 Comments Pain, Physio, Therapy , ,

Headaches or neck pain?

Headaches can have multiple causes, and they can certainly be felt in many different ways by different people. Because of this, treatment for them is sometimes very difficult, and requires special attention.
Due to the complexity of the technique and the fact that it addresses the whole body, Yumeiho® therapy is extremely effective in treating headaches and neck pain.
Up to 4 different muscle groups can be involved in headaches and neck pain.
Only by treating the human body as a whole, we can obtain good results in treating the pain.

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By marian 0 Comments Physio, Sporting, Therapy ,

The unbalanced body of the rider and the failure to reach the objectives

All equestrian sport reflects a partnership between horse and rider, a partnership build on (non-verbal) communication. Much of this communication is coneveyed throught the rider’s body position. The higher the team aims to perform, the more subtle these postural clues need to be.
Only a relaxed rider, sitting correctly, can apply aids ( the signals by which the rider communicates with the horse) well.
Body imbalances of the rider can result in ‘disconnect’ that may adversely affect performance. For instance, if the rider’s posture has become imbalanced or asymmetrical, secondary to a vertebral or pelvic malalignment, this information will unwittingly be communicated to the horse. The horse may then respond to commands that the rider is unaware he or she is making.

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Shin Splints And Yumeiho® Therapy

The term “shin splints” refers to pain along the shin bone (tibia) — the large bone in the front of your lower leg.

Shin splints, the catch-all term for lower leg pain that occurs below the knee either on the front outside part of the leg (anterior shin splints) or the inside of the leg (medial shin splints), are the bane of many athletes, runners, tennis players, even dancers.

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