By improving mid-back (thoracic spine) and rib cage mobility, you can enhance your ability to rotate, alleviate pain and move through life with greater ease and lower risk of injury.

How to Know You’ve Popped a Rib If you have slipping rib syndrome, you may experience the following signs and symptoms: Clicking, popping, or slipping sensation in your lower ribs ...

What’s often overlooked is the role of the rib cage in thoracic spine rotation. The thoracic spine consists of 12 vertebrae, spanning from the base of your neck to just above your lower back ...

Slipping rib syndrome occurs when the cartilage on a person’s lower ribs slips and moves, leading to pain in the chest or upper abdomen. Slipping rib syndrome goes by many names, including ...

Tucking in your ribs is code for “engage your core,” says Lindsay Pirozzi of New York City’s Y7 studio. “It’s important to knit or close the lower ribs together to help lengthen the spin ...

Life Boa constrictors move ribs to avoid suffocating when they kill prey The boa constrictor has developed a way to control air movement in its lungs using ribs in the lower part of its body, so ...

The only way to relieve the tension on this type of injury is to go to the local drugstore and buy yourself a rib belt. Wear the rib belt 24/7 except for baths and showers. Be sure to take deep ...