Neck Isometrics with band exercises

 

Isometric Cervical Extension
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• Place middle of band around back of head.
• Grasp  ends  of band  in hands  with elbows bent, and hold in front of head  as shown

• Keep neck in a neutral position with chin slightly tucked  inward.
• Hold head  and neck steady  and do not allow neck to bend.
• Extend elbows, stretching the  band in front.
• Slowly return and  repeat.

 

100_2341  Isometric Cervical Side Bending
• Place middle of band  around back of head.
• Grasp both ends of band in hand with bent elbow, to one  side of head  as shown. Keep neck in a
neutral position with  chin slightly tucked inward.
• Extend elbow outward to side, stretching the band  away  from head.
• Hold  head  and  100_2342neck steady  and  do not  allow neck to bend.
• Slowly return and repeat  extending with  other  hand.

 

 

 

Isometric Cervical Rotation100_2343 • Place middle of band around back
of head. Cross the ends of band
over forehead.
• Grasp ends of band at eye level
near head as shown. Keep neck
in a neutral position with chin
slightly tucked inward.
• Extend one elbow outward to side,
stretching the band away from head.
• Hold head and neck steady and do not allow to rotate.
• Slowly return and repeat extending with other hand.

*Caution: User must wear suitable eye protection such as safety goggles during this
exercise to protect against possibility of eye injury as a result of the band or  tube
snapping towards the face  if grip is lost or  if the band or  tube breaks. ‘

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About chiropractor

Welcome! My name is Dr. David Pearson. Please let me take a moment to share some of my background with you. I have been practicing chiropractic for over 25 years, and I am committed to providing better health and a better way of life to my patients by teaching and practicing the principles of chiropractic wellness. After completing the same undergraduate study that other types of doctors do, for me to become a Chiropractic Physician required another four years of postgraduate college education. I attended Palmer College of Chiropractic graduating summa cum laude in 1985. I have taken advanced courses in quite a few different techniques, such as Gonstead, Thompson, Logan Basic and extremity adjusting. Before going into practice I had to pass a rigorous National Board Examination and stringent licensing requirements. I currently hold licenses to practice in Florida, New York and Colorado. I am a member of the Florida Chiropractic Association (FCA). I also attend post graduate seminars each year and read professional healthcare journals to keep up with the latest research and techniques in chiropractic. I am originally from Western New York, a small town south of the Buffalo -Niagra Falls region, called Jamestown. Lucille Ball was also from Jamestown. My wife, children, and I moved to Palm Coast, Florida a year and a half ago.
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