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muscle spasms and atrophy
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groovelite
Posted 2007-03-01 8:38 PM (#79014)
Subject: muscle spasms and atrophy


what are some good poses for muscle spasms and atrophy?
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tourist
Posted 2007-03-02 12:49 AM (#79026 - in reply to #79014)
Subject: RE: muscle spasms and atrophy



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Whoa - we need a LOT more info here! Did you break a limb and need to rehab? Which one? When? Tell us more so we can help
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Posted 2007-03-02 2:07 AM (#79028 - in reply to #79014)
Subject: RE: muscle spasms and atrophy


poses to create or reverse muscles spasms and atrophy?

it seems to me that this would be more an issue of cultivating proper action in poses and movements, as opposed to specific poses.

but yeah, where?
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groovelite
Posted 2007-03-02 8:24 AM (#79043 - in reply to #79028)
Subject: RE: muscle spasms and atrophy


No, no injury here, I'm a student teacher in training and trying to prepare myaelf for any possibility, so I can advise my students correctly.
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tourist
Posted 2007-03-02 10:26 AM (#79052 - in reply to #79043)
Subject: RE: muscle spasms and atrophy



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I don't think there can be a general reply to this, though you could try asking your mentors and see what they say. If a student of mine had, for example, lower back spasms, they would get a series of restful poses with lots of props and sand bags or maybe no yoga at all. If they were rehabbing a broken arm, they would work along with the class in everything except perhaps things that bear weight on the arms, and even then, it would be individual.
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kulkarnn
Posted 2007-03-02 10:57 AM (#79055 - in reply to #79014)
Subject: RE: muscle spasms and atrophy


groovelite - 2007-03-01 8:38 PM

what are some good poses for muscle spasms and atrophy?


Poses that are good are the ones which are taught by a private experienced Yoga Instructor, because:

it depends on which muscles

it depends on your daily routines

it depends on your appearance and condition of various parts of your body


ETC.
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SCThornley
Posted 2007-03-02 1:29 PM (#79068 - in reply to #79014)
Subject: RE: muscle spasms and atrophy


Circles

start small work to large and incorporate breathing

There, done.

I'm so smart!
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kulkarnn
Posted 2007-03-02 2:56 PM (#79075 - in reply to #79014)
Subject: RE: muscle spasms and atrophy


groovelight: I was not smart enough to read your second posting that the question you asked is not for your own injury. So, please discard my answer.
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