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    Re: pec minor syndrome?

    Hey

    I think DTM would definitely be of benefit. Alot of stripping, cross fiber frictions & stretching would help lengthen and release the tissue.
    PNF Stretching and also Myofascial release techniques could also help however these things can only be done with a therapist and not alone.

    Also the application of heat can also help as it can increase the elasticity of the tissue, heat followed by alot of stretching would work well.

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    Re: pec minor syndrome?

    Thanks. What's exactly PNF stretching?


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    Smile Re: pec minor syndrome?

    hi all,
    there should be an assessment done to find the causative factors
    eg-postural
    lenth tension changes of tissues
    any bony abnormalities



 
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