Manual Rib Cage Work

Manual pressure on the ribs can provide proprioceptive input and physical constraint to help redirect airflow. The lower rib cage should remain relatively closed so the diaphragm can develop tension and create rib expansion. The foundation…

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Manual pressure on the ribs can provide proprioceptive input and physical constraint to help redirect airflow. The lower rib cage should remain relatively closed so the diaphragm can develop tension and create rib expansion. The foundational manual strategy is to block expansion in freely moving areas so breath is driven into the restricted zone. The goal of the manual technique is to redirect the breath rather than prevent breathing entirely.