You learn this exercise, and now your carpal tunnel symptoms and wrist pain are gone 🙌 This gentle movement helps loosen the flexor retinaculum (the tight band over your wrist), creating more space in the carpal tunnel. By reducing pressure on the median nerve, it can ease numbness, tingling, and weakness in your hands and fingers. Benefits: • Releases tension in the wrist and forearm • Improves nerve glide and circulation • Reduces numbness and tingling in the hand • Supports grip strength and

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Revisited In this week’s Technique Tuesday newsletter, blog post, and demonstration video we add nerve gliding techniques to our standard methods for relieving median nerve compression. First, we want to ensure that the carpal bones are in their correct positions to lower intra-tunnel pressure and improve the ability of the median nerve to glide. We’ll learn to test for common carpal bone fixations. Next, we’ll use osteoligamentous stretches to correct carpal fixations. Fi