On Tuesdays I try to do a thing called "Technique Tuesdays", where I break down a small element of dance training. Yesterday I was going to type up a little something, but I really wanted to something more in depth. So, I'm going to just work on what I really want to do for next Tuesday.
Here are past 'Technique Tuesdays";
Placement Of The Leg In Tendu Side. A Simple Scarf Trick!
The "Pinned Butterfly".
More On The "Pinned Butterfly" {Placement For The Hips And Shoulders In Front Tendu.}
Opening Up The Collarbone...Upper Body Alignment For Ballet.
Pelvic Alignment In First Postion Plie.
Pelvic Alignment In Second Position Plie.
A new site I stumbled upon, Fascia Freedom Fighters, is proving to be awesome. I highly recommend you check it out.
A post I received yesterday was filled with links to other sites I love. A regular linked up love-fest.
DIY Friday: Piriformus Syndrome, The Literal Pain In The Ass.
I suffer from pain in the piriformus region (Oh, me arse!).
Where is the piriformus? Its location is explained in the link.
There was also this great video. I have done this exercise with a lacrosse ball, but I want what the woman has.
Click here to watch if you haven't already in the previous link.
Enjoy the dance that is life!
~Erin
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Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Rolling Out The Glutes For Beginners.
I am forever battling sore glutes, which in turn makes my lower back tight and sore. Despite having two Trigger Point GRIDs and a high-density foam roller I don't roll nearly as much as I should. One of my promises to myself in the New Year is to roll out my trouble spots on a more regular basis.
Below is a video showing some beginner rolling techniques for the glutes and piriformis.
In an effort to hone my skills as an "armchair diagnostic specialist" for myself I stumbled upon a term "piriformis syndrome". Hmmmm...
Here is a cute video (cute referring to the clever use of captions and the presenter) for a great stretch for the glutes and piriformis .
In my searching I found this video about piriformis syndrome. It has a great, and simple, exercise for a technique referred to as "nerve flossing", or something along those lines, for the sciatic nerve. It also has the stretch from the video above.
Want to learn a bit more about piriformis syndrome? This video had some interesting info.
Don't have a rolling device? Interested in getting a roller? I highly recommend the TPTherapy GRID. On the right side of this site there is a TPTherapy link. Full discloser- I am an affiliate for TPTherapy products, so if you purchase through the link I receive a small percentage. It's a product I believe in.
Hope this info is helpful!
Enjoy the dance that is life!
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