DESIGNED TO MOVE | TAILOR’S BUNION

What Is a Tailor’s Bunion? Tailor’s bunion refers to the medical condition where there is a protrusion on the outer side of the little toe (the fifth metatarsal), typically caused by excess rubbing or pressure. It can lead to discomfort and less efficient...

DESIGNED TO MOVE | THE ZONE OF APPOSITION

Body Asymmetry and Breathing Mechanics The body is naturally asymmetrical, affecting all aspects of our movements and breathing mechanics.  A prime example of this is seen between the left and right hemispheres of the lungs and the diaphragm (the primary muscle used...

DESIGNED TO MOVE | UNEQUAL LEG LENGTH – LEG LENGTH DISCREPANCY

Limb length discrepancy is a common condition where one leg is shorter than the other (usually less than a 1 cm difference on average). This can lead to distinct changes in the walking pattern, pain in the knees, ankles, hips, back, or shoulders. How Does This Happen?...

UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS AND SELF-ABSORPTION

Unrealistic Expectations and Self-Absorption We all have those moments where we want something so much that unrealistic expectations are created. When our desire gets to that point, we often put ourselves in a bind with people around us and with our own personal...

DESIGNED TO MOVE | UNEVEN SHOULDERS

What are Uneven Shoulders? In a neutral state, the shoulders should sit evenly on top of the rib cage. The rib cage, the supportive foundation for the diaphragm and lungs, is essential for optimal breathing and efficient energy use. However, when the rib cage becomes...