Hi, thanks for the quick replies!

A bit more information: This patient is 25 years old. He did athletics in his youth but had to stop, due to pain and injuries. He had a car crash about 5 years ago with whiplash damage to the cervical region and lower back. He tried after that to pick up his exercises and a bit of fitness. But that also didn't work. So it sure looks like he never had much strength.
Now he works on his schoulder(s) the most, with stabilisationexerises and the weight we use is about 5 to 10 kilo's, but most is 5 kilo. Even then it is hard to repeat the 30 or 45 times.

Weak areas are the cervical and lower back region, upper extremities and ankles. He also has a kyphoWikipedia reference-linkscoliosis and a slight Wikipedia reference-linktorticollis to the right (with soms restricted moving to the right). I ony try to take some pressure of the extremely high tone areas when he complains of severe pain. There are some major trigger points then. And this person doesn't complain...he is convinced there are people who are worse.. :rolleyes

Problem is that he says he doesn't otice when he has done too much. He says something is to heavy when he as already done it :\ When I look at this patient I sometimes think it
has got something to do with a collagen defect or connective tissue. Has anyone expirience with such things?
This has been one of the mt difficult patients to deal with over the last time. I am glad he is a friendly and patient person!

would this be enouh information or do you need more>?
Tanks very much!!