Isometric exercises The short neck muscles can be trained mainly by isometric exercises. In an isometric exercise there is no visible movement of the muscles to be trained. The muscles work statically. Isometric exercise 1. strengthening of the short neck muscles: The patient rotates his head as far as possible, holds his hand against the … Isometric exercises | Cervical spine syndrome – these exercises help
Exercises for the arm musculature Exercises for the arm muscles: Exercises for the triceps and biceps in the arm are very varied. Known exercises with the dumbbell in the flexion and extension of the arms are effective and can be supported by more complex exercises. Especially the triceps can be trained by support exercises (dips … Exercises for the arm musculature | Cervical spine syndrome – these exercises help
Summary The lack of strength in the cervical and shoulder area can lead to pain and poor posture, which in turn can lead to wear and tear of the bony structures and result in a cervical syndrome. In order to prevent this, it is advisable for the affected patient with a cervical spine syndrome to … Summary | Cervical spine syndrome – these exercises help
“Shoulder circles” With arms stretched out, circle your shoulders from front/up to back/down. In doing so, point your sternum upwards and pull your shoulder blades deeply back. You can also circle your shoulders backwards. Perform the exercise about 15 times. Continue with the next exercise
“Arm pendulum” Tilt your upper body/left shoulder slightly forward. You have a light weight in your hand. Let gravity take effect and let the stretched arm pendulum for about 15 seconds. Then change the arm. Continue to the next exercise
“Propeller” Make circular movements of the shoulder with arms stretched out to the side with slow upward movement. Light weights can be held in both hands. The shoulders are pulled together deeply to the back and the sternum is erected. Do about 15 repetitions until you have brought the arms to shoulder level. Continue with … Exercises against neck and shoulder tensions 6
“Rowing” Pull both elbows close to the body backwards. You can do this in an upright position or in a slightly forward leaning position with small weights. Make sure your back is straight. Repeat the procedure 15 times. Go to the article Exercises against neck pain
“Lateral Stretch” Tilt your ear while sitting or standing to the respective shoulder with straight upper body. Your gaze and chin are constantly straight forward. Press the opposite shoulder downwards so that you can feel the stretch there. Continue to the next exercise
“Rear neck muscles” Place your head from the stretched side inclination (see exercise 1) with the chin diagonally on the chest. hold the stretch for about 10 seconds per side. Continue to exercise
“Front neck muscles” Place your head from the stretched side inclination (see exercise 1) in the neck. hold the stretch for about 10 seconds per side. Go to the article “Exercises against neck pain
“Arm Swinging” Swing one arm in front of you upwards in turns. Your upper body remains relaxed and straight. Continue with the next exercise
“Traffic light man” Stretch one arm upwards and the other to the side at the same time. Change arms 10-15 times directly behind each other. Continue with the next exercise
