Thoracic Mobility Progressions with Core-Tex
You can't treat thoracic mobility like hip, or shoulder or ankle mobility.

The basics

You can't treat thoracic mobility like hip, or shoulder or ankle mobility. The hip, shoulder and ankle are individual joints. The thoracic spine is major body segment with multiple joints involved, plus the neurologically sensitive diaphragm.

Why is everyone trying to improve their thoracic rotation by forcing their body into a stressful, maximum range??  With the smooth, rhythmical motion of Core-Tex, we employ an "ask don't tell" strategy that produces immediate results.

Watch these Core-Tex progressions to achieve immediate thoracic improvement using an "ask, don't tell" approach.


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We thank Anthony Carey for contributing! Have a look at his great knowledge base and incredible experience at Function First. 

Anthony Carey holds a Master's degree in biomechanics and athletic training and is the inventor of Reactive Training and the Core-Tex™. Anthony is recognized internationally as a leading expert in biomechanics, corrective exercise, functional anatomy and motor control.

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Thoracic Mobility Progressions with Core-Tex
Anthony Carey 8 listopada, 2022
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Arhiviraj

Corrective Exercise Kneeling Aztec
an excellent core exercise predominantly for the sagittal plane