How Long Does it Take to Feel Better With a Postural Restoration Program?

[@jessamy104]

I discovered your website today and you have BLOWN MY MIND describing everything that’s going on with my body. A new journey starts for me today - there is hope for a pain free life 🎉

[@Abdallah86F]

How is your situation now ?

[@postskeetclarity]

Yes, how is your journey???

[@potatodog7910]

How is

[@darlingly3130]

How are you? Can we get in touch?

[@feresben8338]

Anything can blow people mind nowadays. 😅

[@saulisihvo7898]

life is so fucking hard

[@djn48]

So many people these days want quick fixes. Your approach sounds more realistic and balanced. Nice work, good sir.

[@louiec6159]

Man. Thank you for this! Pls monetize your videos. I will gladly watch any ads cuz u deserve it

[@pulsepilatesva]

continue to just love you more hahaha. "I am here to change consciousness on how this works". feels. me to. not sure on how to start but I've fell down a rabbit hole with your videos. studying like I am in college again.

[@jamiecurran3544]

I kinda knew some of this through my own trial and error as I have many injuries and had to walk with a stick for quite a long time, however my posture and balance is getting much better and I'm becoming less reliable on my walking aid and getting stronger, I've just subscribed as I've found some interesting stuff that you've said which confirmed my beliefs about certain traumas and various injuries!, so I will be checking out more of your videos thanks!🙂✌️

[@jasonrutledge4102]

Thanks again Neal. Very helpful to understand the base overview, scared brain & 4-6 week neuromuscular retraining of existing muscles 🤠🖖

[@seanc.5310]

I've watched hundreds of videos and read many articles on this topic, best real world explanation I've ever come across. You are helping tremendously understand why my hip is out of position and causing problems up and down the body. Thank you sir!

[@NealHallinan]

Thanks, Sean. Good luck going forward!

[@ashleytaylor994]

Have you been able to fix your hip?

[@seanc.5310]

@@ashleytaylor994 I’ve made good progress. I’m doing ANF therapy, massage and working with a PRI provider and I’ve been able to greatly improve. Going at it alone is tough though. I’d suggest you find someone to see in person if you’re going through this too. Hope that helps you!

[@postskeetclarity]

@@seanc.5310 where did you start? I dont see any pri providers in my area? Nearest would be a flight away. I want to see someone in person but not sure if it’s 100% necessarily

[@seanc.5310]

@@postskeetclarity i live in Boston so i was lucky and had a number of options. if you’re not in a major city it may be more difficult to find providers. I worked with a provider for the assessment and then about 10 sessions after. I still work on it daily on my own, i feel way better and understand what’s going on now. My advice is; Educate yourself from Neal Hallinan, Conor Harris and Zac Cupples on KZbin. These guys all get it and have fantastic content that will help you. Some providers do offer remote sessions but it’s going to be more limited than in person.

[@tootstoyou1]

Just discovered your podcast and …. omg …. You’ve changed my pelvic awareness 💯 …. And it’s amazing. Thank you !!

[@acidmonkey7187]

A massive THANK YOU for the sharing or this information 🙏 for nearly 2 years of research and "professional" treatments, nothing has worked. I watched just one of videos and immediately resonated 👌 This information is near sacred... thanks again

[@darlingly3130]

How are you doing?

[@Abdallah86F]

You are very knowledgeable in what you tell and honest and clear Respect 🙏

[@JakesYan]

Hey left aic sufferers. I recently neutralized my pelsvis eventhough my body wasnt ready for it. What i mean by that is my right glute isnt strong enough to support my weight being neutral again. I almost tore my MCL just from walking simply bcs of right glute weakness. So yeah you can easily become neutral again by getting stronger left hip adductor muscles (this is key to neutralizing pelvis) . But right abductor muscles are equally as important to stabilize your body walking. Key take away is. 1. Dont rush yourself , it might take a few weeks. Rushing it may lead to unwanted knee injuries. 2. Exercise your right abductor and left adductor EQUALLY. Good luck folks.

[@daltropical5236]

Hey,..just wondered how u got pelvis neutrality...was it through neils course? Or watching his vids...i ve just started watching neils vids and it all makes sense..thanks for any tips

[@alexanderfadness8702]

Have you tried terminal knee extensions? Or just sitting against wall with straight legs? I found my knee would not hyperextended, and yeah did similar, but have been doing sled pulls to help strengthen my quads it helps my knee

[@kozmosius]

Do you know any good exercises that target the adductor? Using a thigh trainer works both sides. Single leg pistol squats are ok but works the hamstring more.

[@MrsSpcDomo]

You sir are freaking awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for providing insight into the “whole” picture of whats going on and how to address it!

[@NealHallinan]

You're welcome.

[@Noone-ew2wk]

I cant thank you enough for your channel, its a gift that keeps on giving. I had immediate results when i first learned about laic bc but things somewhat plateaud for me. All this talk about extension made me experiment a little. Ive had neck problems for a while always feeling like i have to crack it (by whipping my head violently, makes me look crazy) always stretching out my Nuchial ligament and cracking things around my occiput. What youve been saying clicked last night and i decided to put my neck in a flexed position and keep it there, immediately my whole upper body changed, whole back cramping feeling muscles i never felt before (can actually see my lats now instead of rhomboid city) experienced a whole new percption of my pecs and abs (a lot more harder, more tone) i looked like a different person in 30 seconds. I honestly believe fixing your posture is 10x more effective for aesthetics then building muscle. And it makes performance that much better. I can see how a lot of people are doing things wrong by trying to counteract "forward head" and "rounded shoulders". But i guess we all gotta start somewhere. Oh and my ass is looking a lot better thanks to you. Im going to experiment with spinal flexion again today and see what happens. Im thinking if I work on getting out of extension i can make new gains in symmetry also. Thanks again man your channel transformed my whole body.

[@NealHallinan]

Jarett, it's not just spinal flexion, it's "entire body" flexion. Many people are living in "entire body extension" and thus have overactive hip flexors, back extensors, and neck flexors. The all Fours Breathing exercise on my site puts the body into systemic flexion. Breathing in that position is designed to "turn off" all those muscles that keep us in systemic extension.

[@Noone-ew2wk]

So the whole spine is extended then the neck comes forward then the head extends squishing the atlas? Maybe flexing the neck isnt the right way to say what i was doing, maybe just flexing at the base, Like a mackenzie chin tuck to me feels like im using scm but not going forward. Im going to refresh myself on your exercise videos right now. Its taking me a while to understand but i can tell just being conscious of what youre saying is helping me. Did some shadowboxing in the park today and I could tell I was sensing the ground more. Felt stronger. Thanks Neal.

[@NealHallinan]

@@Noone-ew2wk Yes, exactly. The lumbar/thoracic spine is in extension (you're basically falling backwards) and the neck/head has to come forward to maintain a horizontal line of sight and balance. As the head comes forward, it has to posteriorly rotate (extend) and that's where the OA joint compression (head on atlas) occurs and all sorts of funky symptoms can occur. Brain stem can get compressed, vagus nerve compression etc..... In order to free up the neck, you need to get the pelvis and ribcage back into neutrality via PRI exercises, and then stabilize the unstable areas. Otherwise you'll just fall back into extension again.

[@antoniovillargo6319]

​@@NealHallinan stabilize unstable áreas?

[@shrub4248]

That neck whipping thing is the exact thing I've been dealing with for a year and a half now. I'm going to try what you say. It's been debilitating.

[@romeotraettino2290]

God bless you, truly life changing

[@NealHallinan]

You're welcome.

[@anavartalitis8425]

You make so much sense!

[@constitutionalcook4681]

Thank you Neal I just discovered your channel. I have been to many PRI classes and even think you were in a couple in the Phx area. Your way of presenting makes a lot of sense to me and the language is useful.

[@shirlyrosenfeldphysicalthe1644]

i want to thank you for enriching my knowledge and gave me new perspective about the human body

[@NealHallinan]

My pleasure. Thanks for the comment!

[@sirenagarrido3836]

I can’t believe all my right side from head to toe is completely out of balance even myself has noticed the difference between both sides I wasn’t feeling like that until I was very sick and was bedridden for a year I developed peripheral neuropathy but I wasn’t in pain no one told anything about physical therapy just medication a lot I didn’t take all the milligrams they prescribed but I took. I understand that everything is connected to my childhood but this situation is more recently. After having Covid and developing long COVID symptoms that when my whole body and mind changed. Little by little my pain has been increasing until like now that some times is so strong it blocked me out. I started working with a good physical therapist and seeing a chiropractor but I had the bad luck to fall like 3 times and I noticed when my right glute shift under and my right foot shift out my knee is locked and that’s my from my hips down on my upper side is everything you said I know I don’t breathe with my diaphragm my breath gets stocked in the middle of my chest my neck is very tense my shoulders I can’t barely put it on not just the pain I have more issues putting together since Covid I developed a chronic dehydration my body it’s not absorbing not matter how much I drink so right now very dehydrated also my age is a factor the same I don’t teeth because i lost and I haven’t been able to by new one. This theory sounds very interesting. I’ve also been listening about fascia and how they can shift and put together in place all is displaced I don’t much about because their information is more restricted than yours and I am not forgetting my mental health living in constant fear and anxiety because I don’t have any one having my back I am alone fighting for my life for the last 3 years and getting information from here KZbin somethings makes sense to me others not but I think yours got me more round it because and overall of everything. My case is not easy not just age because 3 years ago I didn’t have almost nothing and now I have a bunch of things so I deteriorated very fast with a bad health decision of others no caring what will happened to me if things didn’t work out

[@jamilshakoor4408]

Thanks so much for this. Super helpful and puts a lot of things in perspective for me.

[@NealHallinan]

Thanks, Jamil. I think I could have made this video specifically for you!

[@doreendsouza8862]

Hi sir I 've learnt a lot .I m learning to be more on my left side. Thank You you have helped me a lot .

[@NealHallinan]

Thank you.

[@royrodriguez8856]

EXCELLENT WORK !👍

[@briansnedden3989]

You’re the man!!!

[@Bigolho97]

is walking beneficial? or should I just stick to the exercises

[@majahm1373]

He is a sweet man, helped me a lot. Would be interesting to talk about skiing, how it can hindern the skill

[@brianjacobs5154]

I 100 percent agree with you Neal.

[@NealHallinan]

Thank you, Brian.

[@michaelbrown3691]

I am honestly so stuck I've been srick in this position for years and now my disks are messing up. Only 31 and I cant even work just now. Puts me on edge

[@FarhanShaikh-ns5vh]

Hi Neal. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for this information. Thanks to the almighty, he brought me to your page and I could identify this is the problem with me. If you can help us what habits we should follow to reverse it. Like standing, sitting on a chair because we mostly sit on a chair for more than 9 hours. If we do the exercises of AIC pattern as many times in a day, will it harm the body or structure or will it resolve faster as the brain will learn the pattern.

[@KimHopkins-in1ph]

I have been doing some of your techniques and these are honestly life changing! My right QL pain has already subsided in a matter of days. Sometimes after doing the techniques I am experiencing some muscle aches and a small headache. Is this simply because my body is going back into proper alignment similar to when you receive a chiropractic adjustment? I am due to see a PRI accredited Chiro next week but just thought I would ask!

[@thefisu]

It started a few days ago and the headaches also happen to me? How are you now? Greetings from Argentina

[@hadi257]

Hey Neal! Will there be improvements of rotation of spine torso area? Im having crazy spasms on my R mid trap and L mid trap tightness . Or do i need something else other than just L AIC exercises? Edit: oh yea i tried your "Skill 2" YT video. Leaning/shifting weight into L stance im getting very worked right glute during pronation of R feet is it normal? And should i anterior tilt my left hemi pelvis while keeping a slight bend leg and where should the distribution of weight be? The heels? hamstrings should fire like the 9090 hip shift? Im really interested on that particular exercise since it is standing i could do it anywhere. Hope there will be an in-depth tutorial Thanks !!!!

[@bintz1823]

Would you tell us more about the teeth?

[@mignonking5016]

I’m starting with a PRI practitioner later this month! Iv been to so many other ones and we are all at a loss of where my pain in my back, hip and butt cheeks is actually coming from! Listening to this last video I’m wondering if it might be coming from my teeth! I’m just getting ready to go into invisilgn because iv noticed my teeth have moved and my bite is different than it was! Have had TMJ issues for over 30 years.

[@NealHallinan]

Well, if you get invisalign, make sure your jaw is positioned properly first.

[@lizgodkin840]

This sounds like I have to completely re-learn how to walk. I understand how this would help, but it sounds so difficult. I don't know if I can learn this from a video. Sounds like I need to learn in person. Do all Physical therapists know how to do this? Also, I'm not sure what all the abbreviations are, like right AIC and TMCC?? And what is a PEC? I feel like I need a glossary and dictionary of these terms. Is there a manual with diagrams of all of these, and a description of how I'm supposed to move my pelvis, legs, etc.? I have had lower back pain for 8 months now, and would really like to learn how to minimize it. I just ordered the book Healing Back Pain: The mind body connection. Any suggestions on how to make all this information easier to understand? And I'm not sure where you are located, but do you know anyone in the Raleigh/Durham, NC area that does this kind of therapy? Thanks!

[@NealHallinan]

There are many Postural Restoration therapists in North Carolina. Everyone needs help from a professional. No one can be expected to do this on their own. This channel is for people who are studying PRI, or to make people aware of it.

[@julieherkinsfoy8269]

Thank you Neal for all the information on PRI and helping us understand to a better degree of the techniques. My husband has a prosthetic L eye and can only see with his R eye. His body is hurting on the R side. What is your recommendation as far as where to start since his vision is the driver. We have purchased the recommended PRI Brooks shoe and he stated this helped about 40% more to feeling better while walking verse his old shoe. My question is: Is there any recommendation for this condition with the PRI vision information? I look forward to your response! Mahalo, Julie

[@NealHallinan]

Hello, Julie. Great question. If you watch my videos about vision (which you probably have), I mention how my brain effectively "ignored" my left eye for most of my life (unbeknownst to me). Not being able to see with the left eye puts a right dominant visual system on top of a right dominant body and right dominant awareness of the ground. My guess is that the only thing you can really do is do standard PRI techniques because they all emphasize stabilizing the left side of the body while de-compressing the right side of the body. Did you see a PRI therapist? Does your husband feel more right sided molar contact? Or any issues with his bite?

[@showmehowtouniversity3082]

My brain is very very threatened for sure. I would like to take your virtual class how can I do it. Thanks

[@Sunny-ek5sm]

thank you neal for taking away all the pain. Im on my 2nd week of doing the 4 PRIexercises for beginners. However I did notice my mid back is a bit tight and the low back has relaxed. What could be the problem?

[@michaelbrown3691]

I've done so many things wrong in the past. I've looked at old lifting videos and old photos of my body and I've had a tilt my whole life. But the problem is I done powerlifting on an elite level for my bodyweight. I also had a job digging and fixing gas mains, so my tilt is so so bad now. My ql was actually so tight kn my right my rib was touching my hip and the other side was just completely open

[@Cerrah311]

Have you been working on it? Whats your progress

[@michaelbrown3691]

@@Cerrah311 getting better. still not right but its a bit better

[@anneforsythe9376]

Neil, i’ve taken sessions in person with a PRI graduate and he helped me a lot. I cant afford in person right now. He advised me to only tune into you because you know the science of PRI I have overused rt side, iliac crest high on rt side along with hip, knife like pain at thoracolumbar junction. Nothing touches it. I need help.

[@Everton8178]

Hi neal Your work is a breath of fresh air. However, does this mean that patients who have eye problems that permanently impairs their vision, can never be our out pain and discomfort around the pelvis, or can PRI change this ?

[@NealHallinan]

Hello Chand. It probably depends on the condition and how your brain can compensate for it. Sometimes you just have to learn to manage the symptoms as best possible.

[@lizgodkin840]

volume better in this video

[@TheRealNickG]

So are those with astigmatisms or other eye problems not "completely" correctable are doomed to bad posture problems? I've been told that it is prohibitively expensive to correct my left eye to 100% and will have to settle for 90% and just live with the difference without a sum of money that I cannot provide.

[@graciousSenor]

Also curious about this

[@gilbertabdo8813]

i got two morton neuroma - in my right foot and propably related to my lateral pelvic tilt. so far the exercises helped alot in my tight calves- hamstrings i have peripheral neuropathy so my sens of the floor i guess is bad - my feet are sore most of the time just praying the neuromas will disappear in time

[@IAmGabe777]

Has it gotten any better??

[@ri_gina]

Hi Neal! How many times a day would you recommend doing the beginner example program from your website for progress to happen?

[@NealHallinan]

Twice a day if possible. But remember, it's called the beginner program for a reason. It won't be enough for most people.

[@staceypollack6526]

Omg the commercials !!!

[@jirikonop1354]

Thank you for your informations Neal! I have this problem as a distance runner. I can´t train more properly because of this problem. Can I run further during making these techniques or it´s better to stop running for 4-6 weeks to avoid going back to old pattens? Thank you

[@NealHallinan]

My advice is to stop running for a while and get professional help from a certified PRI therapist if possible.

[@andrewrae8064]

3:27 shoulder

[@PhishedOff]

wow I've had the teeth and feet for 15 yrs...do you take insurance?

[@elizabethstrickler6635]

Is it okay to do light cardio (stationary recumbent bike) when starting PRT?

[@stoner2055]

Maybe you can help me , had 3 level fusion L3 to L5 into sacrum , now my L2 HURTS right in the middle on spinous process ; also my back of skull hurts CONSTANTLY! Any advice/ bedridden for 2 years ?

[@hookedonherbs3825]

How does double mastectomy and reconstruction effect all that because all sorts of muscles are changed.

[@enzop6249]

You are the besr

[@Augzy]

I’m so confused I keep thinking im a left aic but apparently your right side obliques are supposed to be stronger but mine are weaker or normal and my left side is just overactive it stronger so I’m so lost now, I think I’m oriented to the rught

[@schminke89]

Been watching a lot of your videos and worked on the exercises as i think i might have these pelvic problems... I have a question: If i sit on the floor and rock my pelvis forward i always feel my right sit bone folding forward BEFORE the left one... Does this fit the picture? Having some trouble to envision the pelvis in space 😅

[@tylermccaig]

I have something similar with my right sit bone as well, I always feel it way more and it moves in a manner that you speak of

[@athreyasuresh7856]

Take care of your pelvis guys. That bone is a real killer that sits right at the center of the damn body

[@sanchigulati2599]

My pelvic tilts again and again, due to pelvic tilt, my right leg is just a little longer than my left, my ribs in the upper back (on the right side) also go here and there, my whole right side is apparently stronger than my left side, also i have hyper extension in my lower back, please tell what exercise I must do, am only 28

[@NealHallinan]

Try the exercises listed on this page. But read everything carefully. pritrainer.com/pri-left-aic-right-bc-beginner-example-program/

[@donatasverikas7632]

Are there any weight training exercises that compliment postural restoration?

[@NealHallinan]

Unfortunately that's a complicated subject that can't be addressed in comments. Short answer: yes. Check out my video about single limb (unilateral) training.

[@talhaali1977]

hey neil, do you think tmj pain can be healed through postural restoration training?

[@antoniovillargo6319]

Yes

[@mitchellmckinney5439]

How does this happen? Will it happen again or is it something that will remain fixed? Thanks.

[@hookedonherbs3825]

How does a tethered cord affect this?

[@elizabethstrickler6635]

What is the involvement with dysfunction of the feet?

[@Prince.Spiffy]

Should I not be lifting while trying to correct my left aic?

[@nathanielthise5573]

Sounds like it starts at the pelvis

[@cindyleewood1]

I am dealing with all of this. But since I started wearing bifocals I haven’t been able to get a pair of glasses that actually help me see better. So I am constantly having to take them off and put them back on. And as far as shoes go I don’t walk well if I have much sole under my feet. I walk very well barefoot. Mostly. I have fallen so many times since 2016. I fell and tore my left rotator cuff in four places. And I was two years or more before I could get it repaired. I know my pelvis is not right because when I walk I end up veering off course. And I have to pay close attention to where and how I put my foot down. I am so interested is what you are say. I feel like I can relate to it.

[@sunnyco6325]

Hi, same with me 😮‍💨

[@saranyamurugan502]

Is uneven hips causes uneven lips??? And my fourth toe in both legs are curled bent ways . My right feet size is larger than left feet size.my right hip which is higher has longer leg. I'm from India. there is no pri sir.. what to do for that sir.... please reply sir......

[@jean-simonlacroix8276]

Whats ur opinion on cupping and fascial stretching techniques?

[@NealHallinan]

Hello, John. Honestly, I don't have much experience with either. I think some stretching for calves, quads, and chest is good, although it won't change the patterns that I'm talking about in my videos.

[@Clutnuckle]

do you have any perspective on chiropractic and where it would fit into solving these postural issues?

[@NealHallinan]

I really don't. I've never experienced it. However, PRI looks at things from a different perspective, that it's ultimately a "pattern" issue and the only way to break a "pattern" (or habit) is to re-learn a new one, and that means only your brain can do it. It's motor skill learning. Only your brain can do that.

[@MrsSpcDomo]

My Chiropractor has helped more than the doctors, PT appts and then some. He actually wants to help me help myself outta the problem and the doctors and PT seem to want to me to be reliant on them an only bandaid the issue. Maybe I have shitty docs and Pt and a great chiro idk!!

[@gloriagene0]

Where do we find information on shoes

[@levimcduffie]

if i were to need glasses, would any eye doctor be good or does pri suggest specific kinds of practices?

[@NealHallinan]

If you just need glasses for clarity, any experienced optometrist should suffice.

[@tylermccaig]

Can you do strengthening exercises at the same time as PRI? I had tendonitis in my entire left leg.. but I was told not to do any other exercises for the first 7-10 days of this PRI which goes in conjunction with what my massage therapist said because you get to many systems involved at once and the brain doesn't know what to do with all the information

[@NealHallinan]

I would lay off traditional strengthening for a few weeks. PRI does strengthen, but it's "neuro-muscular" strength based on a new position/range of motion of the bones and muscles, timing of muscular contraction, respiration, and a host of other variables that are mostly opposite of the effect of weight lifting. If you weight lift too early, you may offset the goals of PRI.

[@tylermccaig]

@@NealHallinan Thanks for the response Neal. I currently have posterior tibial tendonitis, something going on behind my left knee and gluteal tendonitis. So i'm hesitant on not implementing at least isolated band exercises for the tendon in the ankle just to keep it going as i'm about 9 months deep on that condition now.. I also have not been able to stand on my left leg in I dont even know for how long 8+ years. But i will take your advice as I'm confident that i'm a PRI client as i check off just about every single box of the mentioned patterns and after receiving my first session, I can literally feel my pelvis autopilot back left once I now fully expand my diaphram while breathing. Its really interesting to actually feel your bodys subconcious take over a pattern. Regardless.. My question that still remains; is my left side really that much weaker then the right, or is it just not firing as it should. Therefor in theory, will the neuromuscular pattern stick and allow the brain to change the compensation if the supporting musculature cannot support it.

[@debbiemurnan8513]

Thank you for these videos! I’ve had issues with lateral and rotational pelvic tilt for years. Currently, my standing xrays make my right hip look higher and my lower lumbar spine looks curved to my left slightly. My main complaint is chronic left back tightness...my Chiro says my left QL and left Psoas is tight/locked up. Dry needling and stretching aren’t helping, so I’m wanting to try your exercises. Do I sound like a typical left AIC patient based on these findings?

[@NealHallinan]

Hello, Debbie. Yes, but you could be a PEC. It's best to seek professional help from a PRI therapist.

[@pokemonrockzful]

hey Debbie i have the same problem but on the opposite side of my body. did you end up fixing it?

[@debbiemurnan8513]

@@pokemonrockzful sorry to hear that! Mine has improved, but I think it was from a really tight psoas muscle compensating for a hip labral tear. I had labral tear surgery in 2019; afterwards I’ve focused on PT to strengthen my glutes and inner thigh adductor muscles to help prevent pelvis rotation. I also started using a small heel lift in my left shoe to help level my pelvis…I had some PT’s mention one leg might be slightly shorter than the other. I also use custom arch supports. Hope you’re able to get some relief soon!

[@anuragjain2307]

Hey neal where do u live? I'm from indian nd i really want your help

[@Max.RobynYT]

What would happen if you used gym machines and just made your left side stronger over time?

[@NealHallinan]

It won't work because your pelvis and ribcage are not positioned in "neutral". You'll just be strengthening dysfunctional movement and posture.

[@SaeedAhmed-hb8br]

@@NealHallinan can i use PRI techniques & still play tennis?

[@MekonenMeteor123]

How do i get training on this ?

[@reneedebruin6236]

❤

[@kellyj_s]

I have a weak eye/amblyoplia which I was born with that I can barely use. I’m wondering if bc my right eye which doesn’t really connect or communicate with my left brain is why all my compensations have occurred on the left side? and forced me into right tmcc pattern that was made significantly worse after whiplash?

[@Fillet_O_Chris]

Have you seen a neural optometrist? I would start there. I can tell you from experience of having binocular vision dysfunction that you will get HEAVILY patterned from a screwy visual system.

[@vivianacorrente365]

I have the same ant the same eyes I have left pattern. I’m doing pri I feel so much better but still doing it. Did you went to the neural optometrist?

[@douibelmehdi7956]

My weight is shifted towards the left side (LPT) Also my left leg got bowed. is threre a relationship.

[@Asif49858]

Yes, you have right pelvic tilt

[@blakenorton1608]

Anybody else have a protrusion at the xiphoid process? ( left side) Would this be normal for the flared/rotated left rib cage?

[@NealHallinan]

Perhaps because the sternum is resting in a patterned position. In other words, the sternum is angled because of the patterned position of the ribcage, and maybe that causes the xiphoid to appear protruded.

[@zacharyarmenti2833]

Do you still take online clients I live in Rhode island

[@NealHallinan]

Sure. Just email me at [e-mail] for more information.

[@aederiyan]

Hey, Neal. Is it alright to do exercises for the glute and upper body while undergoing the PRI Left AIC/Right BC exercises?

[@aederiyan]

and which exercises should I avoid and incorporate in my workout routine?

[@loui2w118]

I think you should fix your posture/pattern first otherwise you would be strengthening your muscles in a wrong pattern/posture, at least that’s what happens to me every time I try to do strengthening exercises, PRI techniques put me 2 steps forwards but regular exercises from KZbin to fix me set me back 3 steps making my chronic lower back and groin pain worse. When I focus only on PRI feel improvement

[@aederiyan]

@@loui2w118 oh i'm glad to hear about that. so, even the usual pull-ups/chin-ups, pushups, you refrain from doing?

[@lucysplonsk]

Is there a brand of tennis shoe you recommend?

[@NealHallinan]

If you Google "PRI shoe list" you'll find a list of good sneakers

[@MyVijay19]

should I buy good shoes or go for othotics I am having limited budget please tell.

[@danielgupta9374]

I’d say buying good shoes is always a good step (ha!). I recently bought some of the PRI recommended shoe list and am now sensing the right arch when walking!

[@MyVijay19]

@@danielgupta9374 which one you buyed bro ?

[@danielgupta9374]

@@MyVijay19 I bought the Asics Cumulus 23 and am very happy with them so far.

[@MyVijay19]

@@danielgupta9374 bro are you stuck in a pattern?

[@danielgupta9374]

@@MyVijay19 Yes, I am. Luckily I don’t have pain, but I feel a lot of tension all over my body in all the typical places for a Left AIC. You?

[@AhsanRocky]

can it cause extreme pain for some people around si joint? I have everything you mentioned for left aic..

[@NealHallinan]

Definitely. That was one of my major problems. I have a video about right SI joint pain. It's kind of old, but it's accurate.

[@khachaturdavtyan5144]

Mister Hallinan for example if I have -2 vision and I dont wear glasses,it can prevent me to feel left hamstring by doing exercise?

[@khachaturdavtyan5144]

That information can be huge game changer for me, because I have -2 vision and i dont have glasses

[@NealHallinan]

If you need glasses, and don't have any, that can absolutely prevent anything from working. I can't guarantee that will be the case for every person, but it happens often.

[@khachaturdavtyan5144]

@@NealHallinan thank you for the answer mister Hallinan.

[@reginaldmarselus4742]

Good information. My only suggestion is to write a script. Also make cue cards. But otherwise very good presentation. If you write a script, it will guard against instant freezes in talking.

[@SwingGenie]

Your smart, granted. Your " horrible" at getting to the point of exercises to correct the problem. Maybe you should " talk" while showing the exercise, to save your viewers a high level of anxiety and frustration waiting for the execution, just like you didn't show in this podcast.

[@vulgarshots]

Are you around anymore… I need help.