Archetype 5:

Hypermobile  with Compromised Weak Joints and Muscles.

This archetype can be associated with a condition known as ____ syndrome which is a congenital disorder of the connective tissue where you are actually born with connective tissue and especially ligaments that are looser than they supposed to be so your joints tend to be hypermobile - these are people who are double-jointed whose knees hyper-extend.

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Archetype 5:

Mechanism of Dysfunction

  • The Joints are unstable to the point of causing pain when too much force is applied during a DCT exercise or traditional strength training.

    This is one of the more challenging archetypes to educate remotely solely with the videos from the course since there is a complete lack of perspective of what a DCT exercise is supposed to feel like.  Zoom calls with coaching are helpful, but in person training can usually resolve this issue withing one or two sessions.

  • Isn’t Kinesthetically Aware on How to Use their Muscles

    Doesn’t feel a muscle burn when they workout. Has lost the connection between their muscles and the work being applied to that muscle. Is often pushing too hard, too fast and creates more issues that make the pelvis tighter and more painful. It is critical that this archetype self-assist in the concentric movements until the weakest part of the muscle begins to activate before moving on to stronger concentrics and eventually the eccentric muscle release.

  • May Have Pudendal Nerve Entrapment

    Pain or burning in the Perineum or tip of Penis. Most often has pain when sitting or standing for a significant amount of time.

  • May have Urinary and Bladder Issues

    This archetype can experience the “belly Bulge” or bloating in the lower abdominals which can cause urinary frequency, nocturia, or difficulty with relieving the bladder.  The hypermobility present in the hips and pelvis make it extremely difficult to perform isolated fascial release exercises on the specific anatomy trains that run through the pelvic floor into the lower abdomen.  This cannot be corrected until stability has been established in the joints and the muscles have become strong enough to hold the bones in proper alignment to achieve an appropriate fascial release.

What's in

DCT for Pelvic Pain

DCT for Pelvic Pain is a scientifically designed Resistance Stretching program created by Physical Therapist, Nic Bartolotta.

 
Imagine that within the near future you will be fully recovered from your chronic pelvic pain symptoms. This is not some pipe dream... this is real life. You can now fully recover from pelvic pain by studying and performing resistance stretching DCT exercises and recovery protocols scientifically developed to get you pain free faster. No kidding!

  • More than 140 DCT Resistance Stretching Videos

    There is no Pelvic Pain  Program on earth that has a more extensive library of videos directly related to your pelvic pain recovery. No place!

  • Exclusive DCT created Muscle & Fascia Antomy Graphics

    DCT is all about giving you the tools to get your life back from Pelvic Area Dysfunction. As you journey through your Full Recovery we have detailed educational material to help you understand you you got your injury and how DCT will help you resolve your issues

  • Understand your  Tension Pattern and how it's creating your Pelvic Pain

    Follow a specific schedule depending on your tension pattern. You will follow a downloadable workout schedule that gives you exactly the exercises that will mitigate your pain. 

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    We now have well over 1500 members who are on various levels of their pelvic pain recovery. With many who have experienced FULL Recovery.

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