Posturepro – Jaws And Body Connection

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Summary

• Posturepro – Jaws And Body ConnectionWhat you’ll get:Gain an understanding of the full spectrum of how the jaw affects the whole bodyIn-depth graphically annotated infographic and tutorialsAccess to our private member’s forumA listing on our find a trainer page (upon certification)All future modules and content updates, at no extra costPDFs (worksheets, templates, case studies, and more)DETAILSTo understand how your TMJ causes your neck pain you have to understand the relationship the jaw share with your body.

• For the most part, TMJ dysfunction is driven by dysfunction in one or more of the muscles that keep the joint in place which affects the pressure of the disc.

• And when it comes to the musculoskeletal system there’s really no such thing as isolation.The effects of the jaw on the body are rarely acknowledged in the health and fitness arena; however, their significance is great and they may serve as the missing link in your progress.With this course, you will be able to:Identify the effects of the jaw on athleticismUnderstand the use of mouthguards as an intervention stepCombine theory and knowledge to assess your own jaw healthImprove muscular strength, power, and enduranceBoost balance and stability through jaw rehabilitationAcquire effective strategies to alleviate TMJ-related symptomsUnderstand the links between the tongue, teeth, and jawIdentify factors involved in TMD and how they relateCONTENT1.

• Jaw Development:From birth to adulthoodHow the jaw and teeth develop in early infancyHow the TMJ acts as a sensor in the posture-brain system2.

• Jaw and PostureJaw and shoulder mechanicsThe link between the jaw and the thoracic spineSagittal plane and jaw (latest study)The position of your jaw is known to have an effect on your body’s resting postural alignmentLearn how a combination of tongue and jaw movements can improve your training and ability to absorb oxygenIdentify if the jaw is the cause of the problemThe reflexes associated with tongue and jaw posture: e.g., Rooting Reflex.3.