Brachial Plexus Release - Part 1 - MSR Nerve Entrapment Protocol

[@Fargosportsmassage]

These 3 doctors are the best in KZbin

[@TravelinArtBook]

I just did some similar work like this on myself. Worked like magic on my stiff shoulder.

[@eliottmorales1877]

Extremely informative. Especially if you suffer from an impingement in that area

[@joe2munro338]

I've see a lot of these guys,this chap is a real pro lovely approach beautiful technique.

[@GilesHartop]

Thank u sir I did this it is very powerful nerve pain gone!

[@kinetichealthonline]

Wonderful!

[@LittleJordanFarm]

Omgoodness...thank you thank you...God bless your work. I already feeling release some

[@kinetichealthonline]

Thanks for watching!

[@MrMasterman6969]

well I carry the pain of 49 yrs from a brachial injury/cervical plexus/ todate I get mega swelling in this area that traps into my ulnar and medial nerve not fun dealing with scar tissue....

[@kayropraktikankara]

Awesome video awesomeeee

[@kinetichealthonline]

Thanks for watching!

[@rashpalbains4413]

Thanks you great work

[@m.theresiaberger9090]

Thank you very much !

[@kinetichealthonline]

Thanks for watching! If you haven't subscribed yet, please consider doing so-it really helps us out. We also offer a wide range of articles on musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions that you might find informative. You can check out our PDF index here: bit.ly/3voAw7N

[@injonj]

How many sessions are required?

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi Jenny: It really depends on each case. That being said we always have a trail period (start and stop points often 4-6 visits). Then we review for functional changes. If it doesn't take that many visits then great, but we need to see positive functional changes. Cheers

[@Doowopsid]

Wow, do I need this done! It’s the exact location of the pain and is comfort I’ve been having for a year. Where are you located?

[@kinetichealthonline]

Thank you for reaching out, @Doowopsid. It's great to hear the video resonated with you. While I can’t provide specific guidance online, I'd suggest consulting with a healthcare provider experienced in nerve compression syndromes for a personal assessment. If you’re ever in Calgary, our clinic, Kinetic Health, would be pleased to help (www.kinetichealth.ca). Otherwise, seeking a qualified physiotherapist, chiropractor, osteopath, or RMT locally training in nerve compression syndromes might heelp. Best of luck on your path to back to health!

[@Doowopsid]

@@kinetichealthonline Thank you so much

[@marilynnvough9849]

What kind of therapist would I see if I needed to get help with these stretches?

[@kinetichealthonline]

This type of therapy could be provided by a physiotherapist, chiropractor or osteopath. Feel free to show them this video. Cheers!

[@DNetworkTV]

Is there a possibility that i have tinnitus from this injury? 😊

[@kinetichealthonline]

Thank you for reaching out and for watching our video on brachial plexus release. I value your engagement and understand your concerns. However, it's important to note that without a comprehensive physical examination and a detailed medical history, it's not possible for me to provide personalized medical advice or accurately assess your condition. Tinnitus can have many causes, and while it is less commonly associated with brachial plexus injuries, each individual's situation is unique. For a definitive answer and a treatment plan, please consult with a healthcare provider. Cheers!

[@theresac6354]

Hi! Do you know any PT that can do that in Los Angeles area?

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi Theresa C: Not at this time, we hope to be teaching in the LA area this next year. Cheers!

[@theresac6354]

@@kinetichealthonline please keep us all posted! Cheers!

[@softsunlight371]

can a pinched brachial plexus cause trigger finger?

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi softsunlight: I am not aware of a brachial plexus trigger finger correlation. Trigger finger most often results from inflammation within a tendon sheath, restricting tendon motion. Trigger finger may be more likely to develop, after a hand injury, especially after injuring your palm or the base of your finger. Cheers!

[@philipholding]

Wow. This is good.

[@kinetichealthonline]

Thank you for watching our video. In addition to our visual content, we offer an extensive collection of articles on musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions that might interest you. Here's the direct link to our PDF index for your convenience: bit.ly/3voAw7N

[@anwarsadat418]

What structure u r primarily focussing?Fascia or nerve?

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi Anwar: I am focusing on numerous structures: muscles, ligaments, tendons, fascia, nerve and joint restrictions. Most problems involve multiple structures. Cheers

[@leslierichardsonii9266]

I need this done. What do I tell my therapist to do? I suffer from parsonage turner syndrome and I feel like this can be really helpful. Please help

[@EthanCrawford-u4z]

I hope you're doing better. Did you find anything to help recover?

[@bin-iamx4437]

Why can’t I find a good chiropractor in my area like him. If any info please; I’m in MD

[@kinetichealthonline]

We don't have a listing of a practitioner in MD (yet). In the meantime, you may want to check out the Active Release site. As long as they are trained in upper extremity nerve entrapment syndromes. Cheers

[@bin-iamx4437]

@@kinetichealthonline thank you very much

[@rihannah07]

what profession does this

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi Gavin M: We train Chiropractors, Physiotherapists, Osteopaths and related health care practitioners. Cheers!

[@mattisketels8939]

can i suggest daily streches i can do i have this exact problem

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hello @mattisketels8939, thanks for watching! I appreciate your interest. Unfortunately, I cannot provide specific advice or recommend stretches without conducting a thorough physical examination and obtaining a complete medical history. For personalized recommendations, I suggest consulting with a healthcare professional who can evaluate your condition in detail. Always ensure any exercises or stretches are suitable for your specific situation by seeking professional guidance. Dr. Brian Abelson DC

[@mattisketels8939]

@@kinetichealthonline thank you 😀

[@hvdb4492]

Have a student with gum issues and seeing a dentist but also dealing with headaches now is there anything I can do to help Left shoulder and first rib seem really tight too

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi HVDB: I cannot make recommendations on specific cases without doing a physical examination. I would recommend having the student see a practitioner in order to get their advice. Cheers

[@aribella6913]

I need this therapy.

[@NoName-vq3zo]

Where is your practice located? I would be willing to travel to you to get relief from limiting pain and movement.

[@kinetichealthonline]

@NoName-vq3zo, Thank you for reaching out and for your willingness to consider travel for your health needs. Our clinic, Kinetic Health, is situated in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. www.kinetichealth.ca I do understand that dealing with pain and limited movement can be quite challenging. What I would recommend initially is to consult with a local practitioner who specializes in nerve compression syndromes first, as they can provide immediate care and guidance. Look for a qualified physiotherapist, chiropractor, or registered massage therapist with a focus on nerve issues.

[@NoName-vq3zo]

@@kinetichealthonline Thank you!

[@twinkletoesyful]

Can I find this treatment in the UK anywhere please?

[@kinetichealthonline]

Unfortunately with COVID we had to cancel our classes in the UK. We hope to resume in 2022. In the meantime I would recommend going to the Active Release site. Just make sure the practitioner is certified in Upper extremity and nerve entrapment. Cheers!

[@twinkletoesyful]

@@kinetichealthonline thank you very much…

[@Dailyprayr]

Where can I get this done?

[@kinetichealthonline]

We are located in Calgary Alberta Canada. www.kinetichealth.ca/ We are just starting our MSR courses teaching practitioners again since COVID. Cheers

[@Umair23]

I think i been having pain here for like 7 years. It comes and goes time to time sometimes pain so severe i cant sleep. My arm is in serious pain and weak

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hello @Umair23, Thank you for sharing your experience after watching our Motion Specific Release (MSR) demonstration. Persistent pain, particularly one that affects your sleep and causes weakness, warrants a thorough evaluation by a healthcare professional. While our videos aim to provide valuable information, they cannot replace a personalized physical examination, which is essential for an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan. Your symptoms suggest that it's important to consult with a practitioner who can assess your condition in person and offer the appropriate care. Please consider scheduling an appointment with a healthcare provider to address the pain and weakness you've been experiencing for the past seven years. Take care.

[@Umair23]

@@kinetichealthonline thank you for your response. I been to shoulder specialists, spine drs had nerve studies done, did multiple mris of the neck and shoulder & they could not find the exact issue. Would you tell me what type of specialist I should be reaching out to? This sometimes unbearable pain comes and goes throughout the year.

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hello @Umair23, Since you've already consulted with shoulder and spine specialists and undergone MRIs and nerve studies, you might want to consider an interdisciplinary approach. A pain management specialist, especially one with a background in neurology, could be beneficial due to their expertise in complex pain syndromes. Additionally, exploring options with a rheumatologist might provide insights into systemic conditions that can cause fluctuating pain, or an infectious disease specialist could consider less common diagnoses. Another avenue could be a physical medicine and rehabilitation physician (physiatrist), who focuses on non-surgical approaches to manage pain and improve function. They can work closely with physical therapists to develop specialized rehabilitation programs that might address underlying musculoskeletal imbalances or movement dysfunctions contributing to your pain. Lastly, consider consulting with a functional medicine practitioner who looks at your overall health holistically and may identify lifestyle factors or underlying health issues that traditional medicine does not always focus on. Remember, it’s important to continue working with healthcare providers to find the root cause of your symptoms and to develop an appropriate treatment plan.

[@jimg6830]

Brian, Love your video and your attention to the patient. Any chance there is someone in the Dallas area who uses this technique?

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi Jim G: Thanks for the comments, unfortunately we have not trained anyone in the Dallas area yet. We have some good friends in that area so I won't be surprised if we end up teaching a course there. Cheers

[@diptishakhla6348]

Hi my daughter jas erb palsy she camt raise hand above hand does this help her to get movement back

[@kinetichealthonline]

Thank you for reaching out and engaging with our MSR demonstration video. Your daughter's condition, Erb's Palsy, is indeed a complex one, and it's important to approach her situation with care and a tailored treatment plan. While our demonstrations can offer insight into general techniques, they cannot replace the personalized advice and treatment plan that would come from a comprehensive physical examination by a healthcare professional. For conditions like Erb's Palsy, which can vary greatly in severity and responsiveness to treatment, it's critical to have a healthcare provider who can evaluate her specific needs and determine the most appropriate therapeutic approach. This may include physical therapy, exercises, or other interventions based on her unique circumstances. I highly recommend consulting with a specialist in pediatric neurology or a physical therapist experienced in working with pediatric brachial plexus injuries. They can provide the necessary guidance and support to potentially improve her condition and work towards regaining movement. Wishing you and daughter all the best.

[@miabrackin1874]

Would you be able to help someone with a brachial plexus birth injury? She is 15 and her Physical Therapist has told me all of her nerves are firing.

[@kinetichealthonline]

HI Mia: No one can answer that question (or should not) until they have completed a full orthopaedic and neurological examination on the patient. Every case is different, If you want another opinion I would suggest having her examined by another practitioner who specializes in nerve entrapment/compression. Cheers!

[@niloo_atribecalledlove]

I wish I was in Calgary! 😩🤣

[@joleneguerrero4794]

Is this available in Bismarck, North Dakota?

[@kinetichealthonline]

Thank you for your interest in our Motion Specific Release (MSR) courses. Unfortunately, at the moment, no practitioners in North Dakota have taken our MSR courses. As an alternative, you might want to explore options available on the Active Release website. I hope you find suitable resources in your area. Thanks for watching, and please stay connected for future updates.

[@jamescheckowski7866]

Any chance you’ve trained someone in Los Angeles? Would love a recommendation if so. Thanks!!

[@kinetichealthonline]

Sorry for the slow reply, I just got back from Chile/Argentina. Unfortunately we have not trained anyone in the LA area yet. Hoping to have a course in the region this year. You may want to check out the ART web site in the meantime.Cheers!

[@myofasciatherapy8191]

Brian, anybody trained down here in San Francisco Area?

[@kinetichealthonline]

Not yet, we are resuming our in person courses in 2022. Cheers!

[@MrArty250]

Anyone in Sydney or australia that does this treatment . Ive had stenosis surgery on neck from c4-c7 still have pains in arms and chest and atrophy of both pecs mid sternum area . I feel the pain in front felt shoulder area near collar bone . No surgeon can seem to help or find a solution they do not care . I do not sleep and struggle with pain daily and am deteriorating. Any help or if you know in which country they could help

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi MrArty250: Currently, we do not have anyone in Australia to refer you to that is trained in Motion Specific Release (MSR). You may want to check out the Active Release website. Could you make sure the person (Chiropractor, Physiotherapist, etc.) is trained in nerve entrapments and spine? Cheers!

[@MrArty250]

@@kinetichealthonline Thankyou for the reply I will show them the techniques used

[@angienarbaitz]

Hi!! Do you know someone in Monterrey mexico that can perform this … thank you

[@kinetichealthonline]

Sorry, we have not trained anyone in MSR in that region.

[@angienarbaitz]

@@kinetichealthonline thanks 🇲🇽

[@manideepu1343]

@@kinetichealthonline is anybody trained in India... Please help I am having this injury since 3 years...pls plsss

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi Mani: Unfortunately, we have not trained anyone in India yet. I will be in Bengaluru this January, not sure if I will be teaching a course or not. Cheers!

[@manideepu1343]

@@kinetichealthonline Brian could you please let me know your availability to check the problem and advising on it...

[@nadiabain7701]

do you train massage therapist

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi Nadia: Yes we do train RMT's, in addition to chiropractors, physiotherapists, osteopaths and other allied medical practitioners. Cheers!

[@RuthKareem]

Are you a doctor a physical therapist or a chiropractor

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hello @RuthKareem, thank you for watching and reaching out! I’m Dr. Brian Abelson, a Doctor of Chiropractic with 32 years of experience, specializing in Motion Specific Release (MSR) techniques. Alongside my work as a clinician, I also serve as an instructor and writer, helping to share knowledge with both the public and professionals in the field. Our clinic, Kinetic Health, is based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, where we focus on evidence-based, holistic musculoskeletal care. You can learn more about us here: www.kinetichealth.ca. Warm regards, Dr. Brian Abelson, DC

[@travlogz]

Hi... I am suffering from B.F flexus for almost 24 yrs decades now cannot lift my hand or fold my elbows after Bike accident have a dislocation of shoulder muscles too is there any chance fix this

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi Roshan: I cannot comment on individual cases without doing a physical examination. I would recommend getting in for. a second opinion. Cheers

[@charkeeofficial]

I just wish we have a doctor like this in cebu i had my injury for a year i still cant lift my arm im loosing hope

[@flippinleo1795]

Did you get you injury from riding?? I ask bc I also have had my injury for now a year and also am losing hope. I injured myself riding a dirt bike and hitting a tree. Any progress with you now?

[@aniljillella951]

​@@flippinleo1795 broo any recovery or not

[@tylerevans1122]

3 min 30 seconds in to the video is where I get nerve pain… right under the armpit where you are pushing. It happens at the gym while on the bench press as well as while doing pull ups I get this sharp electricity like feeling shoot down my arm through my fingertips. I also often get the same feeling from the anterior side of my humerus/radius kind of where the coronoid process of the radius and coronoid fossa of the humerus would articulate. I get this feeling while doing any motion where I flex my bicep. It also mainly happens when I am fatigued so at the gym I usually do sets until I feel that pinch and am forced to stop. Wondering if you have any advise or if I should be concerned? 23 years old and have been dealing with this for about 2.5 years now. This is the only thing I have been able to find on the internet addressing it!!

[@kinetichealthonline]

Hi Tyler: If you have had it this long you need to get it examined, just to make sure nothing else is going on. Obviously, I can't make suggestion on specific cases without examining the patient. Cheers

[@lucycarlos4923]

Yay

[@MinMin-lk3ew]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kinetichealthonline]

Thanks for watching!

[@mariamogyoro7210]

Hi, thank you for this. I have pain for over 2 years in arms and fingertips mainly. Some talk about carpaltunnel or neck. But things do not get better really. Im very frustrated. What self exercises do you recommend? Not sure I can find a practioner in Sweden doing this procedure

[@kinetichealthonline]

Here is our Nerve flossing playlist, the related to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is the median nerve. kzbin.info/aero/PLF0E3717769FB6FAD We don't have any practitioners doing MSR in Sweden yet. I looking forward to teaching a course there at some point. Cheers!

[@UmreenAbid]

💞💞💞💞👍

[@kinetichealthonline]

Thanks for watching our MSR demonstration video. Cheers!