Passivactive technique in myofascial detachment of trunk and upper limbs

Detachment of the m. Scapula elevator from mm. Rhomboids; the direction of release follows the spine of the scapula. For greater effectiveness and in passivation, the athlete is asked to give a light push with the forehead of the head on the operator's chest. This technique allows you to hear the sound very well popping release and myofascial mobilization. (with the permission of the Ft Lorenzo Crippa).

Same job but with different ones tools for a different degree of depth required.
The operator changes the position of the shoulder blade to vary the condition of the affected muscles, for the same purpose the athlete changes the position of the head.

Elongation work for mm. Rhomboids and treatment of the scapular fascia by passively varying the position of the arm. (FIG.7)

The same technique with the active movement of the athlete. (FIG.8)

Detachment of the edges of the st. Subscapularis from m. G. Dentato for the restoration of the physiological sliding of the scapula on the thoracic cavity.
With this manual skill, a moderate release is also obtained for the scapular fascia.
In the side drawing the anatomical area concerned.

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