anyone any suggestions/treatment for recurring neck injury?

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by joey, Nov 29, 2009.


  1. joey

    joey New Member Full Member

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    anyone any suggestions/treatment for recurring neck injury?will i have to give up boxing?
     
  2. PugilistStudent

    PugilistStudent Active Member Full Member

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    Maybe.

    Seek a professionals help, dont listen to anybody online when it comes to your neck health. I wouldnt try to treat yourself either, you could cause nerve damage or damage to the spinal cord.
     
  3. GNARL

    GNARL Member Full Member

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    What type of neck injury? Be more specific.
     
  4. mgmark7

    mgmark7 Active Member Full Member

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    Agree 100%.
     
  5. Never enter this thread again before seeing a doctor.

    Your neck health is to do with your spine and is a specialist area.

    If it's morale you're after, Danny Green who just knocked out Roy Jones has had bad spinal problems in his career so it's definitely possible to fight in conjunction with the appropriate medical observation.
     
  6. paloalto00

    paloalto00 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    neck as in the bone or just the neck muscle?
     
  7. joey

    joey New Member Full Member

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    neck muscle,gets stiff after training,goes from bottom of neck to top.
     
  8. scurlaruntings

    scurlaruntings ESB 2002 Club Full Member

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    See a physio mate.
     
  9. scrap

    scrap Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Its probably your Hips where the problem lies
     
  10. AndrewFFC

    AndrewFFC Well-Known Member Full Member

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  11. BoxinGKinG1993

    BoxinGKinG1993 Member Full Member

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    explain.how is it his hips that have to do with his neck muscle?:huh
     
  12. scrap

    scrap Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Because of eyesight one eye being dominant affects walking gait, over a period of time it can affect your Hips. Your body has a problem one side being dominant eg Active side while the other stabalises the action, most if not all active movement. Now the job of the body is to keep the oral Cavity, the Head balancedthe balancing act is Hindered by the eyes one being more shortsighted than the other.A main player in all this is the inner ear the primary source for balance with the big toes. If the body is out of line something has to compesate to keep the Head where it should be the body works all or nothing. So the kneck has to compensate for balancing more than it should, hence the problem. A good stretch program will help alot. Hope this helps :good
     
  13. GNARL

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    I recommend seeing a physical therapist, chiropractor, or D.O.( Doctor of Osteopath).
     
  14. doylexxx

    doylexxx Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    this:rofl
     
  15. scrap

    scrap Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Doylexxx, Sunday today me and my 3 freinds are sat down having a natter always do on a Sunday, one is the lecturer onPhysiology another is the Head sports and conditioning coach at the Best Sports university in the world at this present time the older one is recognised as probably the best Osteopath in the world, they all say why do I Bother :patsch :yep