
After the acute phase of the problem seems solved and the dancer will return to dance.
This is due to the dynamic compensation, which is based on the mechanism analgesic and a priori on the concept of muscle chains, both introduced by the great French physiotherapist Francoise Mezieres.
The body immobilizes the traumatized region and the lack of obvious features of a given muscle-joint district with all'iperfunzionalità other adjoining space on each floor.
From the initially affected area, the problems will migrate away, until all the compensation will come to a dead end and will collapse the system, the body will not be able to adapt.
My vision of the dancer is global, not just focused on the symptoms of trauma. We must also act on the causes, clean / realign the musculoskeletal system-fascial and enable intelligent relearning of new posture on the part of nerve receptors.
why I am a servant of Osteopathic manual therapy and half and is very effective: the Postural Mézières Method.