Tongue Mojo
The new online webcast from Stop Chasing Pain teaching you self help techniques for one of the most neglected areas in the body to help control stress, decrease pain and enhance performance: YOUR TONGUE!!
Are you ready to have your mind blown? And your tongue too
Tongue techniques and strategies we use everyday and teach all of our clients. You can learn them too. This course is for all humans. If you have a tongue you qualify!
One Day Webcast!
Register to attend and you get the webcast recording to stream for life.
Live Q and A and interaction
8:00am-4:00pm Eastern USA
As always, if you can’t attend the live webcast, this class will be recorded and you will have access to streaming the recording indefinitely.
Who should attend and why?
If you have hit the wall with therapy and nothing is helping you feel better this course is for you. If you are sick and tired of feeling sick and tired this course is for you. Sometimes we miss the solution because it’ so simple and right in front of us. Other times it’s because we don’t know what we don’t know. Nobody told you to take care of your tongue…until now! You can’t change something until you become aware of it. Consider this your awareness moment.
Here are symptoms/conditions that may improve by working the tongue:
- Headaches
- Neck Pain
- Jaw Pin/TMJ
- Facial Pain
- Shoulder Pain
- Tingling in the arms and hands
- Back Pain
- Coordination
- Posture and balance
- Foot pain
Don’t get caught Chasing Pain. Stop Chasing Pain!! No system in the body ever works alone. Never gets injured alone. Never heals alone. There is no such thing as an isolated injury. There is no such thing as isolated healing. Assess and train the tongue like any other area in the body. If you miss the tongue you miss a big piece of the full body puzzle.
Here is just one tongue exercise you can try.
Why is the tongue so neglected? Because it doesn’t hurt! People rarely complain of tongue pain, yet they feel pain everywhere else. Don’t let the absence of tongue pain fool you. The tongue plays a fundamental role in whole body function. Pain only tells you there is a problem it does not tell you what or where it is.
Really cool things about your tongue:
- The tongue fascia connects to the sternocleidomastoid muscle and the the musculature acting on the thoracic outlet. (That means neck pain, poor lymph and blood flow may result with tongue tightness). The tongue also connects to the foot via fascia (Deep Front Line)
- The tongue is considered a pressure diaphragm that controls breathing, fluid motion, and postural stability.
- Tongue position influences the whole body by influencing the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system. One position activates the parasympathetic more. That is the stress response!
- Lower limb strength is linked to tongue position
- The tongue has a massive sensory and motor representation in the brain which means it can significantly impact pain and movement.
What are some things you will learn:
- Hands on manual mobilization of the tongue. The tongue gets tight and restricted like any other tissue in the body
- Strength testing the tongue
- How the tongue relates to the Stress Response
- Neurology of sensation, taste, movement
- The most effective Tongue exercises
- Proper tongue position in the mouth for optimal movement
- Breathing and the tongue
- Tongue position and balance
- Lymphatics of the tongue
- Jaw manual resets
- Nerve resets
- Tongue scraping
- Oil Pulling
- Tongue Reading
- Daily routines to help keep tongue mobile, agile, and strong
- How the tongue relates to muscular strength and posture
What you get?
- You can attend the webcast live and ask questions during the broadcast. If you cannot attend LIVE you get full lifetime access to the webcast recording 1-2 days after the event.
- You can watch and learn as often as you want.
- Full slideshow presentation and PDF
- Support videos of all techniques
- Techniques that can change your life.
- Time to love your tongue. It’s been waiting for you. Register today!!!
Watch this reel by stopchasingpain on Instagram