Do you Suffer From Pain?
You are not alone. Many people deal with pain on a daily basis. Pain is an indicator that something is wrong. Pain is also not always the location of the problem. Typically, unless there is a structural issue, such as a bone spur or a muscular tear or sprain, the problem is not where you are feeling the pain. You cannot feel a muscle that is unresponsive to the neurological signals. You can however feel an overactive muscle, such as a cramp. Therefore the pain that most people deal with on a daily basis is nothing more than an overactive muscle trying to maintain stability surrounding an unstable joint. You do NOT have to live with pain; give us a call and start your journey to a pain free lifestyle.
Do You Have a Limited Range of Motion?
Muscle tightness is the perfect response to what we cannot see. Muscles become tight in an attempt to maintain stability. When our neurological system senses an instability surrounding a joint, the natural response is to recruit the muscles that are able to receive neurological impulses and cause them to contract. Tight muscles should not be stretched out; this only creates more instability around the joint. The tightness should be a guide to the opposing side of the joint, where the true instability is.
Start Your Neuromuscular Re-Education Process
Neuromuscular re-education is a bodywork technique. At Elite Alignment, we recommend a minimum of 3 to 5 sessions, and a session can last 45 minutes to 1 hour with a one-on-one specialist. Although you may not have any more pain, there could still be muscular instabilities.
About Our Neuromuscular Re-Education Specialists
Neuromuscular Specialists are not Chiropractors, Physical Therapists, or Massage Therapists. We specialize in eliminating muscle inhibition. Muscle inhibition is the term given when a specific muscle is no longer able to communicate with the Central Nervous System in a timely manner. Everything that we do in our daily life centers on the proper timing of the muscle system. There are three factors that contribute to muscle inhibition: 1) Stress 2) Trauma and 3) Overuse.
"Muscle Activation Techniques allows us to systematically correct muscles imbalances that contribute to chronic pain and injury."
| Try This Example:
Take a five-pound dumbbell and hold it on the sides with just your fingertips. This should be pretty easy to do. Now without letting the weight move, remove one hand from the side of the dumbbell. Feel how all the muscles in the hand and arm that are still holding the weight got really tight. The muscles in the hand and arm are overworking in an attempt to maintain stability of the dumbbell. Stretching tight muscles is the same as if someone were to come over and start prying your remaining fingers off of the dumbbell one at a time. Eventually, the weight would lose all support and fall. Thus injuries occur. If this happens when we are trying to control an object outside of our body, why would it not happen inside our body? Muscle tightness is not bad, but it is the only way that the body has to prevent against instabilities. |
Computer Program "Coming Soon"
Elite Alignment has developed our own computer program that we utilize with the treatment. We give you our findings after every session so that you not only feel better, you are able to see the improvements on paper. Contact our specialist in Dallas, Texas, to find pain relief through our muscle activation techniques, and to request personal training. Read our testimonials and learn about Scott Elder, our owner.
