How to Fix Your Scoliosis with Stretching and Exercise | Ed Paget

[@YourLifestyleIsYourMedicine]

No problem, my pleasure. The more people I can help without actually treating them the better! Ed Paget

[@marniehall7168]

Thanks for replying even though this video is fairly old. Appreciate you! Peace

[@patriciafischetta8912]

Im in the process of exploring spine surgery. I have developed a rib hump. I've had scoliosis since I was 13. I was braced until I was 17. I've been exercising since I was 13. As time goes by I have developed some restrictions and pain.

[@raicetan4023]

I am very impress that you still reply our comments after 5 years

[@lilgringo165]

He didnt reply hahaha

[@samdelahunty1506]

I've come back many times over the years to these videos of yours Ed, these really help!!

[@isabelbarros4304]

Thank you for this video, I saw the other curve and I was trying to figure it out how to do the inverse movement!!! You are marvelous for sharing all this knowledge!! Thank you 🙏

[@kmusic160]

3 days. And all my pain has gone away. This guys is a gift from God... Way better than all the quack chiropractors I've seen this whole year. Sorry for those that are actually good.. I couldn't find you. They never really took the time to assess my condition and did the same old adjustments every time.....I felt the lower spine split back in place little by little each day. I did this along with rubber balls and foam rollers to roll on the spine after each exercise and stretch...All it took was my slipper on one foot and a forward or backward step.....Who knew...🤔 Again, thank you so much... I had so much pain just standing for 30mins. If you accept donations or something I would glad give it.

[@NotoriousAMY]

Thank you for making a video for this kind of scoliosis! Most stretches are shown only for people who have the opposite (most common) type of curve, and it is difficult to understand.

[@mockingbird3099]

I have been doing this on my own, because it feels good. I use a 10-lb. dumb bell to stretch. I am fascinated, discovering that what I do on my own is the recommended therapy. My PET scan of 4 years ago revealed a left thoracic C-shaped scoliosis as well as a left lumbar C-shaped scoliosis. This exercise is helpful. I have had pain in my right hip for years and only recently discovered the weight/stretch treatment.

[@azharmarti]

any update??

[@nathanray3262]

Mine is minimal and I've been working on it for a while. Some days hurt, others are fine. During the stretch there was a click and it's no longer visible. Time will tell if it's permanent but I am extremely grateful to you. Thank you.

[@ЧуханЧевапчич]

How’s your back?

[@sungbaelee818]

This is exactly my case thanks I will work on this and see how it goes!!

[@primepaper5552]

Did your scoliosis improved.

[@DOL3rd]

After about five years of searching for a cure for this exact type of scoliosis I finally come upon this video. I'm seeing short term results after only two days of trying these stretches. I know that if I keep doing these then my spine will eventually be near its pre-scoliosis state. How many months do you think I need to stay at these exercises before I make progress toward a straighter spine? . I'm a 22 year old white male, 5'11" and 165 lbs.

[@Wonups]

This actually worked!!! Thank you!!! I did the upper and lower back stretches each morning for about a month and took before and after photos... My lower back had kind of a "c" shape and my upper back was causing my right shoulder to lean down compared to my left by about 20 degrees. Now, taking a photo from behind, my spine looks fine and I don't see any shoulder angle either! For the past week I've been doing the lower back with one of those large elastic bands you can get at a sports store and just tied it to my bed's leg and I used two books of different size like you showed. The only weird thing is I feel is the left side of my rib cage and the left side of my hip bone are pinching together slightly while the gap between my right rib cage and right end of my hip feels kind of wider, but it doesn't hurt or anything, just feels like the left side of my waist is squishing a bit but looks perfectly aligned in the mirror.

[@syferblade]

Wonups iknow this post is from 3 years ago but to solve that i would say do some hip core back strenghting exercises

[@celticdude1974]

Priceless information, great video, well done & thanks for sharing :)

[@ListenToYourGut1st]

Ooooo Edward you nailed it with this one! I'm going to embed this on my page right now - underneath your last one... JUST FABULOUS!!

[@miriamsun3998]

Thank you so much for posting! I immediately felt better after doing these exercises!

[@EdPaget]

That’s great news!

[@miriamsun3998]

@@EdPaget Thank you for your reply! Was not sure if you still reply to comments but I have a question if that's okay. Do you know if it is still possible to skateboard with scoliosis? My curve is similar to the one in this video. When I skateboard I keep my right foot on the board and I push with my left foot. I do also have a pelvic tilt which makes my left leg (the one I push with) slightly longer. Is it still safe to skateboard? Thank you! I have watched many of your videos and they have helped me incredibly.

[@jessica.franklin]

Thank you. I am going to school to become a trainer and I recently did a posture test on some clients and myself and needed to learn some exercises for them. You helped a lot and I feel more knowledgeable!!

[@danhope77]

Hi! I have a lumbar scoliosis, not very serious, but not very mild. A doctor said I should wear a 5mm heel lift when I was 16. I did it and after 4 months new xrays showed it was working to stop the worsening of the curvature. i was told to wear it untiIl turned 19. I kept wearing it till I was 38. I stopped then and I was fine. I kept doing yoga and gentle running plus core exercises (stuff that I started to do regularly when I was 36). After 8-9 months without the heel lift I started to have back problems, pain in the left lower back and hip (where I used to have the heel lift) a physiotherapist and also an osteopath said to wear a thicker heel lift under the left foot (as I was doing before). The pain went away for a month. Then it came back on the right side, very bad but more in the leg than in the back. A proper bad sciatica inflammation. My legs have the same length but still, those two therapists said I should wear a one cm heel lift. New I took it off and let's see if I go back having pain in the left side. WHat a terrible life. Any ideas? Wearing a heel lift made me develop a very bad sciatica on the opposite side (heel lift in the left shoe = pain gone in the left part of the lower back and hip and pain in the right leg!).

[@miamorewearhouse7247]

Thank you for the video. It helps me so much! Is it possible if you make the video with full body? So I can see the hips movement clearly, if i do it wrong. Thank you so much once again! 😊

[@gricius]

Ed Paget, thank you very much for this video.

[@scottcartier8420]

Thank you very much for this, could have been written specifically for me. Over time right shoulder had continued to drop. XRays have confirmed. To date, I've received 1) dont worry about it from MD, i.e. surgery too complex 2) in / out adjustments from Chiros and 3) uncertainty from some good PT's I've visited. This gives me a chance to take some control.

[@zumarasta67]

Hi, I'm a 45 yo male with a dextroconvex lumbar scoliosis of about 39 degrees measured on cobb's. I keep comparatively fit, I've been looking after my spine since becoming symptomatic aged 24. I've been trying your routine as suggested in your video, it's amazing. I've been feeling improvements on my posture straight away...(cont'd above)

[@azharmarti]

any update??

[@dlg6443]

Thank you for your prompt response!!! I am new in this whole new world of scoliosis, and I think I understand now. Based on the picture, I thought that the concave side of the spine was the result of of weak muscles not being able to pull the spine to the right, and the convex side of the spine was the result of stronger muscles pulling the spine to the left (in thoracic scoliosis) Thank you again. I will get your e-course. I already checked it, and I like your approach.

[@hamala7437]

Very interesting exercises that I need to adopt and follow up with. Thanks mr coach

[@danielonthekeys]

Thank you so much for making this video, 🙌🏼

[@ArtMunson]

Thanks Ed. Saw your original video a few years ago and just discovered this version which is where my curve is. I might be over 40 degrees but will give it a try.

[@EdPaget]

Thanks Art. I’m glad you decided to do the program and get more indepth with managing your Scoliosis.

[@ArtAndRobinsMusic]

@@EdPaget Yes, enjoying the education I'm getting and the exercises. I highly recommend!

[@cloverleong4264]

So I started doing this exercise for a few weeks, and every times i finish the exercise i actually feel i could stand straighter...is not that the curve is gone, but it make my body to stand straight....like usually i would follow the curve, but the exercise teach my body what is straight.

[@tubesockets120v]

Very well explained. I hope this helps my son.

[@tjenning1]

Hello.Thanks for this very helpful resource. It's nice to know I have options! I had mild scoliosis as a child, I did exercises regularly and my doctor said it "went away." As an adult, I believe I probably still have some curvature. Whenever my back suffers injury, I experience a lot of lower back pain and tend to stand with my right hip extended. I assume that means I should be watching this, and not the other, video?

[@MilagrosMagno]

Thank u so much for ur video.. I'ved learned so much.

[@Lanten77]

Hi Ed, Just two specific questions please: 1. Would doing the side bend with the arm down (with weight in it) work as well as raising arm (have shoulder impingement). 2. What is the ideal frequency for doing these exercises? Once per day? Multiple times per day? Different for stretching vs. strengthening exercises? Thanks very much

[@scifigrl23]

These are very similar exercises I do for figure skating training. Glad to know skating actually helps me. I'll just do double the workouts for the one side that's curved

[@dicrurusparadiseus]

Thank you for making videos on both sides.

[@SamaraTrollero]

The two videos discuss scoliosis with a S shape curvature, mine is a C shape, so I really don't know if this could work for me, but the videos are really practical and useful, thankyou so much for putting so much thought and effort to it.

[@741rick741]

The video is great, the routine seems just like what I needed. I have only one question. It feels like my back is rotated the opposite of what you say, although it's definitely bent the same way as the video. Can this be possible or it's just some wrong impression that I have? In this case, should I reverse the twisting exercises? Thank you for sharing!

[@johndent69]

I use this approach with great success with my clients Ed. Great explanation and very informative

[@EdPaget]

John Dent that’s good news John. I’m actually going to be working with the Gray Institute to put together a formal training for professionals. I’ll let you know when it’s ready to go.

[@mkcorrectiveexercisestrain9394]

Hi Guys, I’m sorry to to interrupt your conversation here. But I’m very keen about the formal training for professionals Ed. Could you please let me know too. Thanks a lot. Best M.

[@rsihvacaz]

Hello-Thank you for the video. I have scoliosis identical to this video and picture. My right hip is lower than my left hip which causes this curve. I was told years ago to wear a lift in my right shoe to raise my right hip up. What I do is put a gel type of insole in my right shoe to help compensate for that. Do you recommend I keep wearing this or should I not continue wearing one and let the exercises start working. Please let me know as soon as you can. Thank you for your help.

[@newhebrewrib]

thank you for demo on both sides.

[@Junispro]

Great great video! i believe everyone of us who watched this video is on the same boat and have the feeling of hope for non-surgical treatment. But i just have a quick question, could you explain the intuition of strengthening the muscle of the concavity side (the left in this case, correct me if i am wrong), but not the the other side. The reason I ask is because my chiropractor used to use electric treatment on my convex side to stimulate and strengthen the muscle instead. Thank you!

[@mrsmvennitti]

What you are sharing makes so much sense. I especially appreciate the different ways that you explain things. I didn't realize I should be doing these exercises every day so you can bet it's on my daily to do. I've lost 3 inches in the last 3 years and getting really concerned. I'm seeing a spine specialist this week and anxious to hear what he suggests but really love that I can help myself by using your exercises at home. Thank you for helping us out by sharing your knowledge and experience. Do you know if these exercises will help the pain as well?

[@EdPaget]

Thank you, they should help with the pain as well. But I also have a program just about pain. bpcp.edpaget.com

[@azharmarti]

any update??

[@Junispro]

thanks for quick response! I have the exact same shape of scoliosis with this video, but I actually feel my muscle being more tightened on my upper left and lower right of my back, which you suggested to be further strengthened, that's why it was not very intuitive to me.

[@maincanada]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge , that is a game changer.

[@sportsinjuriesmanchester6776]

i found this very helpful and informative

[@DarkMoodRing]

Hello. My rib bump is on the right side of my back. Is this the suitable exercise for me to do or the one in the other video?

[@whatever9770]

Thank you for answering my question. You are a star!!!

[@sophiapatrice6910]

Thank you for this very specific video! Really helpful!

[@megsemails]

Hi I have scoliosis since birth the same shape that you described. I never had any pain or discomfort but, it did bother me when I was growing up and people did point out my disability and kept telling me to stand strait. When I was about 14 I was x-rayed and sent to physical therapy. I was a lazy kid and did not take the whole thing seriously so I did not go. Now, I am 50 yrs old and did not think of my scoliosis until I bumped into your video. I did the first two exercise in your video: at the wall I lifted up one arm and at the same time I gently rotated my lower body exactly the same way as you showing it in your video, I held this position for about 1 min. and released it. I repeated the same exercise 3 times and sat down to my computer. Soon as I sat down my lower back started to ache and I had to stand up. That was yesterday, today when I am seating I can feel the curb in my back (strange) and my lower back still hurts somewhat. I wonder: is this normal? Is it possible to pinch a nerve during rotation of the lower back ? (which I did not do, I am just curious)I believe, people with scoliosis might be more sensitive to certain movements then others without it. Twisting of the spine should hurt, right? In your opinion is it to late for a middle age person to correct scoliosis with exercise? Thank you so much for trying to help.

[@megsemails]

Intrinsi, Osteopathic Clinic Thank you so much for your answer. It seems to be a good exercise for me but what about the bone structure? I was told after certain age 21-25 the bone (spine)becomes to hard to change its' shape therefore, scoliosis can not be corrected with exercise or brace so I gave up on it. Is that true? or spine bones have nothing to do with correction of the posture? I do understand that braces do not work on scoliosis because the muscles stay weak and exercise will strengthen the muscles but what about the bones are they deformed? How often and for how long do you recommend this exercise for the people with moderate scoliosis and in worst cases? Thank you so much...

[@megsemails]

Intrinsi, Osteopathic Clinic I meant, bones are bounce respond to stress in kids and they break in adults

[@megsemails]

Intrinsi, Osteopathic Clinic We get shorter due to loss of muscle and loss of minerals in bone

[@truth6Seeker]

Thanks so much for the information.The explanation of the logic of why to do a particular exercise is very beneficial.Could you please list out the reasons why a person ends up in this posture(S-shape)?

[@vipchiropractic5972]

Excellent Thanks for making

[@berrylemonade05]

Thanks for your reply. Yes I've had scoliosis for about 10 years now and I'm pretty sure the shape of mine is exactly like the one in the video. I got a bit confused because I use a foot sole in the left shoe to increase the height of the shorter leg, and in the exercise the length is used for the right foot instead.

[@kccustomuph]

Thank you so much for this very helpful video.

[@dur4cell007]

hey Ed, nice show, apreciate a lot, many 10xs to you, you seem like a very very nice guy, hope you dont mind if i borrow you method and make same movie in my country, unfortunately i see a lot of kids with scoliosis, and a lot of them dont speak english, and they pay a lot of money to go to private clinics, but with no visible results,. this is a very easy method, costless, and you can practically do it everywhere you are. keep up the good job!

[@confounded_feline]

Thank you for this brilliant video. I'd just like to check with you to make sure I don't do the wrong exercises. My foot pronates more on left vs right rotating that leg inwards inwards. Left hip is lower than right hip, rotating clockwise and forwards. I have a small degree of scoliosis in my lumbar region with a C curve towards the left (convex side on the right) Doing a forward slump, my left side is higher than my right side when looking at my back from behind - I'm not sure what sort of rotation this is. Spine above the lumbar curve is straight. Should I follow the exercises in this video for the lower back? Cheers!

[@enccng1515]

Got it . Thank you very much :) I will try it out :)

[@jonashtimothy]

i have mild thoracic dextroscolliosis. and i just started doing this excercise. i went to the doctor for my lower back pain (not really painful) that i got for playing basketball and probably in the gym. i'll be doing this exercise and get r ray after a month. hope it works :)

[@BackksStabber]

Thank you so much for the video. I'm looking forward to the exercises :) I do have a question though: although my S curve is like what you drew on the board, my left ribs slightly goes forward comparing with the right one and my left hips slightly goes backward comparing with the right one (I'm talking about the bones). Do I do the exercise you showed??? because I have a feeling that my spine twists in another way. Thank you so much

[@Junispro]

Thanks for quick response! I have the exact same shape of scoliosis with this video. But the muscles on my upper left and the lower right part of my back are actually more tightened, which are the parts that you suggested to be strengthened, that's why I found this not very intuitive at first.

[@Cryptoneer_Nik]

The best video for scoliosis, but i just want to clear something out ....at the upper back i think we need to rotate it on right side as u have draw there ..because u did it with the low back...so the arrows u draw show what we will do ..not what scoliosis did... (at the lower part i agree what u said , but at upper part i don't agree because i think the arrow shows what we should do with the spine ,no what scoliosis did ) i really need an reply ..thank you very much :)

[@tjenning1]

Hey, thanks a lot for your reply! Neither of my feet turn out, and it's difficult for me to pinpoint the source of my back strain/pain. In the past, when I've been to doctors, they have had difficulty diagnosing the issue as well. I injured my back badly last week but luckily I'm feeling better now! I'll probably try a doctor again in the near future, and plan to do some of the strengthening exercises you demonstrate here. =)

[@DunkeePlzSubscribe]

when my back is straight, what can i do to keep it there?

[@sadtripdog]

what a great video .

[@smellycyatt]

I'm so glad I found your channel

[@NewtonDKC]

Thank you for this! 'will be implementing these into my daily exercise regimen. Already feel better and my back gave a loud but relaxing set of cracks when I did the first stretch for my particular curve - thank you! :)

[@mendozatenkars]

Years later. How are things? I have a bad scoliosis and I know I saved this video years ago but didn't implement it myself.

[@newone997]

Thank you very much! Is it a correct exercise for an older person with moderate levoscoliosis midthoracic spine with multilevel degenerative changes? Seems it is a very comprehensive exercise, just a bit confusing leg movements. Which leg should hold your weight? Should legs be straight or can be bent them a little? Should you keep feet with heels flat on the floor all the time? Thanx again!

[@andreadiaz1649]

Hi ed, Thank you for your super educational videos. My neighbor has scoliosis, and has received already 2 surgeries for it. She told me something and I would love your input. She said that she never had a leg length difference" until her last surgery. Meaning, she clearly remembers, feeling big drop on her left foot (i think) when she tried to walk after surgery. . She never felt that before surgery. She wears a jelly heel lift. What are your thoughts re this difference in length from one day to the next? Muscle would take a longer time to "develop" no? Thanks so much!

[@EdPaget]

Sounds like your neighbor is in an interesting situation. Potentially the Scoliosis may have been a compensation for a leg length difference. If her spine was fused and forced to go straighter during the surgeries,, it could no longer compensate for the uneven leg length making her notice the uneven leg length even more. That’s just speculation, obviously without talking to her or seeing x-rays I can’t fully comment. If you want more guidance, DM me on: Instagram: instagram.com/ed.paget or my Public Scoliosis Group: facebook.com/groups/351414238781617

[@ethancarter6067]

Thank you, Ed, you helped me a lot!

[@EdPaget]

Ethan Carter great news, can you tell me how it helped in more detail?

[@misslucy9481]

This is the right video I need ...Thanks ❤❤

[@vladyslavpeyter3945]

Thank you so much for your job. Can you show, please ,more exercises for this kind of scoliosis?

[@EdPaget]

Lots more on the channel.

[@vladyslavpeyter3945]

​@@EdPaget Thank you

[@vladyslavpeyter3945]

​@@EdPaget Good day Ed. My son has s type scoliosis . Not reverse s but s type. I found one very good your video on this s type. I have asked you about more videos and you replied that there is a lot on your channel. Please, send me a link on those videos which are useful to treat particularly s type. I will be very grateful . Sincerely Vladyslav Perter

[@MohaymenPK]

thank you! all start these exercises today

[@d1_Claudio]

Thanks for you video Edward. Is over one and half month that I am practicing this daily, and is working for me. I recently re-watched the video and I noticed that when you show the exercise of pushing forward the left arm, the rubber band is is fixed to a point much lower than the left shoulder (so that it makes a diagonal line with the extended arm). Is this done by intention? In my routine I can fix the rubber band in a straight line with the shoulder and, I can understand that the mechanics of the exercise can change because of how the resistance is applied. Is this a relevant effect for a good result? Lastly, how long do you suggest to keep doing this routine for keeping the achieved results fairly permanently? Thanks again.

[@lamyanaem2167]

Thank you sir , i just want to know what you are meaning in the end of the video , is that mean i must working on strengthening the upper curve then after a while when i feel ready doing strengthening for lower curve

[@MapleBoarder78]

Hi, sorry if I missed it. How often can the stretching and exercises be done? Every 2-3 hours though out the day perhaps?

[@quantumtimelines2846]

This is simple and makes sense to me!

[@EdPaget]

Thank you!

[@rsihvacaz]

Thank you for the response...yes my right leg is shorter than my left which makes my right hip lower, such is the case in the video, so I will continue to wear the lift (which is just a gel heal insert I bought at Walmart). The video states how to 'change' the scoliosis. I understand there are a wide variety of degrees of curvatures, but mine is pretty small. With a smaller degree, is there a very general timeframe in which a person doing these exercises could see any type of change? Thanks!

[@jaimegimenez7777]

1. This exercise set assumes "S" shaped scoliosis. What about "C" shaped, say just lumbar? Would just the lower body (leg) exercises be advised? 2. Is there any publication supporting the efficacy of these exercises, showing reduction in the Cobb angle? 3. Would wearing asymmetrical angle weights help here in any way?

[@musicpianoman]

I have a thoracic scoliosis convex to left. I believe it's like the diagram you show on this video. I believe the degree is between 20 to 25. I believe also my lumbar is similar to diagram. I don't have much disc remaining in L5-S1 since i had it shrunk with discase injection in 82. Besides strengthening one side only and stretching one side only, shouldn't we also be strengthening and stretching the whole back with other exercises? And what do you think about swimming for strengthening? Thanks

[@macmac4952]

What is the resistance band you’re using in the video and where can I buy it? Thanks so much for this recording. The method looks sound and thorough

[@SashaaRu]

I have muscles/tissues issue after wearing braces for 6 months and on the X-ray it showns scoliosis. I had insane pains because I didn't had it before braces and my muscles didn't even adapt to scoliosis yet. I removed braces and I still can't stand/walk right, still have pains and after 4-5 months I wasn't able to fully recover even with doctors who told me it's just scoliosis. It's probably from childhood, which wasn't!!! After doing even stretch I'm able to feel my parts of body I was almost didn't feel before. I'll continue with this. Can't wait to see results as it already feels amazing. Many thanks

[@EdPaget]

Amazing. Keep doing the exercises.

[@fionadlf]

Hello, thank you for making this video. I have not been x-rayed, but a recent Adam's Bend test has definitely revealed scoliosis. I have been self-diagnosed with a thoracic curve, concave to the right, but I don't have a lumbar curvature. I also don't know how severe my curve is, but my shoulders are fairly even and my rib cage is slightly wider on the left. So would doing the upper-back exercises be beneficial to my scoliosis, and also would they have a negative effect on my lower back? thanks

[@cwhanson3]

I tried these exercises one evening once I figured out which set (which S curve) was correct and had a perceptable improvement by the next morning in terms of neck, back and leg symptoms (pain and tightness). Thanks!

[@musicpianoman]

It would also help to understand which direction is person facing in diagram? Is that looking at back side of person, or front facial side of person? Need point of reference for clarity.Thanks

[@okironin8180]

Been following your videos, changes are happening slowly but my massage therapist is noticing changes. Ed at what point can I do away with the lift? Also I have featured your videos on my back pain blog. I will be posting updates on my progress using your teaching. I hope you get more visitors as a result.

[@utuberesources88]

Hi, I have mild scoliosis and am doing the exercises in the video and I'm comfortable with them. Would it be appropriate and help to stand with the right foot on a book (left foot forward) while at the sink washing the dishes or anytime I'm just standing in one place? If so, should I rock forward and back just a bit with the normal rhythm of what I'm doing at the sink?

[@zumarasta67]

I found your video very clear, my only question is the lengthening (or stretching) of the lower (lumbar) concave curve, when is it supposed to take place? Whilst working on the upper back or lower back (i.e when stepping the right foot on the step)

[@wherezmyboxer]

Thank you for the educational videos. I have a lumbosacral dextroscoliosis most likely due to a disc protrusion at L4-5 and L5S1, i have already done quadruped rocking to straighten out my spine and eliminated most of the pain, but my sacrum seems to be rotated/tilted, right side being slightly higher than left ilium. Even when i'm standing i can feel gravity is not pulling my body weight equally. Does the lower lumbar exercise help with correcting a tilted pelvis with slight lumbar scoliosis?

[@fabiandjm]

My right-hand side ribs are twisted inwards. You can feel the ribs really pushing down on me if you compare them to my left ribs it's a great difference, the pain on my lower right ribs is unbearable. Is this the right video for me or should I refer to your other scoliosis video? Thank you so much for your help.

[@nina29870]

Hi! Im 16 years old.I have scoliosis with a 33 degrees in lower back! I practiced but i stopped because thats not halping me at all! I watched all your videos about scoliosis and i think its can be helpfull,so i want to ask u what kind of exercises will be the best for me and my problem? (my english is not to good,but i think u can realise what i wanted to say) :)

[@sanjeewajayasuriya4672]

Thank you.

[@statehuman]

Great video. Thank you. How many times do we have to do this per day?

[@bangbanggg1]

Hi Ed, will this help correct (straighten) the back? please let me know, my 12 year old son was just diagnosed ... many thanks!

[@EdPaget]

I can’t say that it would straighten his curve with certainty without knowing his case in detail. It depends on how big the curve is, his skeletal maturity, whether or not it is increasing or stable. What I can’t say though is that doing the exercises will make him more flexible and strong. If they slow down the progression of the curve that’s a good result, if they stops the progression of the curve that’s a good result, and if they decreased the curve, That’s an excellent result.

[@theshadowshago6998]

thank you , and what about a scoliosis on the cervical spine ? how to correct it through exercise please ?

[@JosephNogueras]

Thanks for this amazing videos, well I have a Torso/Lumbar scoliosis, not sure which way each, but Im sure that the upper one its 25 degrees and the lower one its like 18 degrees. If I do these exercises could the curvature degrees decrease a little bit? I also want to do weight lifting, at least 90 pounds, if I do these and also yoga and strengthen my back the safe and right way, could I lift that weight with or without a brace ? Thanks :)

[@joriarasul6437]

thank you so much

[@sweesengchew4714]

Hi, My left back(both upper and lower) is tight, it's like my whole left back is sore at times. Left hip is kind of loose. When I do abs exercise I don't feel my left abs working while my right abs is tight. I have large left lats than my right because any upper body exercises I do seem to work on my left lats. From the above description, looks like I have a C -shaped scoliosis. Is this inference correct? Hope I can understand more of my condition without relying on visiting clinics. Thanks!

[@frankbodnar5547]

Is this the Schroth Method by any chance, or have you guys developed your own technique? I'd like to implement this with my patients. Thanks for the video.

[@Lovegun.]

Are there any strength training exercises I should do or avoid that could help this condition? I was previously a boxer/strength trainer and would love to get back into it. I have just been avoiding ones that hurt but I was wondering if there was any I could do to compliment the stretches (neck strengthening, traps etc? Thank you.

[@ShahzadAli-by6cy]

Helo dear the videos are very help ful but I have a question I just hai lower beck scoliosis which is bending to right please recommend me some exercises and I also go to gym should I leave or use blet plz tha ks GOD BLESS u with best amin

[@shahabmedaparambu]

i have s curve scoliosis d same side u drawn,nd 2mrw m gonna meet ma doctr,,,,2nyt m gonna try wht u showed,,,,, nd sir how long it take 2 c some changes in my curvesss,,,,, n thanku thanku thanku so much for dis video

[@QballSam]

If you could please answer my question that would be fantastic. The only thing refraining me from performing these exercises is because I am afraid that my ribcage on my left side(much more prominent than my right) will rotate even more to the right if I twist to the my right side. What are your thoughts on this? Thank you.

[@enccng1515]

Hi, I have " Sigmoid " shaped scoliosis of thoracic and lumbar spine with concavity of thoracic spine to the Lt. and lumbar spine to the Rt. Apex at T9 and L3. So Which video should I follow? 1st or 2nd? Thank you very much.

[@schleekey]

Hi, I have two question I hope you could answer. First of all, I am daignosed with Schuermann's disease and my "hump" is located in the middle of my back, but I also have a very thin (thoracic spine). There's is like nothing in between my shoulderblades. 1, Is this normal (for someone with Schuermann's), and can I do something about it? Second of all, when I bend forward I lean to the left, unconsciously,I have been told that my right side is stronger. 2. What is a possible explanation for this?

[@alik713]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!