Six Everyday Exercises
Informations for therapists
The following list of exercises with indications was compiled by therapists working with IDOGO® and is by no means a complete list. It serves as an orientation on how the exercises can be used in prevention or therapy. Only indications in which IDOGO® achieved above average results in comparison to conventional physiotherapy were included.
1.
Open the Arms in Three Directions:
- WS-Syndrom
- Equilibrium training
- Improved breathing
- Straightened posture
- Shoulder-arm syndrome
- Shoulder joint affection (e.g. after an accident)
- Movement restriction with HWS and BWS syndrome
- False posture with resulting muscle shortening
- Breathing disturbances due to false posture
- Functional heart disorders connected with constriction sensation and breathing disturbances
- Stretching the flank musculature
- Any form of posture weakness - work on straightening
- Scoliosis
- Stretching pectorals
- Note: Caution with hypertension. Repeatedly return the arms to the Tan Tien (a point three fingers beneath the navel), then begin again
- False posture
- HWS- and BWS syndrome, specific mobilisation of the BWS
- WS syndrome (with correct execution also LWS syndrome)
- Equilibrium problems
- Posture weakness (Scoliosis)
- Ventral muscle shortening and associated breathing complaints
- HWS- und BWS-syndrome
- LWS syndrome
- Back pain caused by strong tension and immobility due to lack of exercise