the ability to dissolve experiences rather than merely to oppose them.
To dissolve the grip of experiences
frees our attention and our intention
to imagine new developments
beyond the plight of our present dilemmas and afflictions.
Of those, there exists a primary new development:
the capacity to transform binding and troublesome experiences
into experiences of new freedom
to make new spontaneous responses
more suitable to our intentions,
more congenial to our memories.
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The
psoas muscles are easy to understand when you consider the basic
movements in which they are involved: sitting, standing, and walking --
and how those movements are controlled: muscle/movement memory. This
article explains healthy and unhealthy psoas functioning and how to get
them healthy.
To understand your psoas muscles means to know what to do when they are unhealthy (too tight).
Such an understanding points the direction to healthy psoas muscle function.
What Your Psoas Muscles Do
In
healthy function, your psoas muscles maintain your uprightness in
sitting, your spinal alignment and balanced equilibrium when standing,
and your efficiency of movement bending, twisting, walking and running.
Your psoas muscles are core stabilizers that lend balance to movement.
Tight
psoas muscles show up as groin pain, deep pelvic pain, and as a deep
belly ache. Postural effects include a butt that sticks out in back and a
protruding belly, as pelvic position shifts top-forward. In movement,
the legs are restricted, in walking, in their freedom to move backward;
tight hamstrings often develop to compensate for the extra drag.
Awkwardness and poor balance result. Chronic constipation also develops,
in some people, due to the effect of an overactive psoas on the
neighboring nerve plexus that regulates intestinal activity.
To Free Tight Psoas Muscles
Three basic approaches exist. One is much more effective than the others.
stretching
massage/manipulation
movement training
First basic understanding: Muscle/movement memory runs the show.
If
your psoas muscles are tight, your muscle/movement memory keeps them
that way. Muscle/movement memory comes from a deeper level of the
nervous system than voluntary movement does; it's conditioning.
Because
muscle/movement memory develops by conditioning, stretching and
manipulation produce, at best, temporary and partial results. You can't
stretch or manipulate away conditioning; you can't stretch or manipulate
away muscle/movement memory. The pattern of remembered movement and
tension quickly returns. That understanding explains your experience
with therapy for tight psoas muscles.
Since muscle/movement memory
runs the show, you need an approach that re-conditions muscle/movement
memory -- and that's where movement education comes in.
Movement
education isn't "knowing how to move" or "maintaining good posture".
It's developing new patterns of coordination by actions that reach the
depth at which movement/memory lives -- the kind of movement memory
involved in riding a bicycle, for example. How did you learn to ride a
bicycle (or swim, for that matter)? Practice: development of new
patterns of movement until they become habitual.
That development
of new control and new movement involves not just freeing muscles, but
also integrating them into movement patterns with other movers and
stabilizers of the body. Movement training also involves awakening our
ability to sense the actions of our muscles in movement and balance.
Without the integration step, your psoas muscles are likely to revert to
their tight state. I'll say more, as we go on.
Understanding how
psoas muscles play in movement simplifies our approach to setting things
right. Having made such a statement, I will, of course support it. But
first, I have to lay some groundwork.
"PSOAS" OR "ILIOPSOAS"?
The
psoas muscles share a common tendon and end-point with the iliacus
muscles, which line the inside of the pelvis, so the combination is
called, the "iliopsoas" muscle. For brevity, I use the term, "psoas
muscle".
CORE MUSCLES
The psoas muscles are our deepest core muscles.
When
people speak of the "core", they usually mean the muscles of the
abdominal wall. But how is that the "core"? The core of anything, such
as the Earth or an apple, is its centermost part. The psoas is a core
muscle (as are the diaphragm, quadratus lumborum, iliacus and other
muscles closest to bone); the abdominal muscles are "sleeve", outside
the core.
HOW CORE FUNCTIONS
The
psoas muscles, being most centrally located as the deepest muscles in
the body, help control the shape of the spine. By controlling the shape
of the spine, they control our balance -- how the centers of gravity of
our major segments - head, thorax (or chest), abdomen and legs - line
up.
Tight psoas muscles distort the spinal curves, shorten the
spine, change pelvic balance and cause ungainly (chunky, heavy, labored,
awkward) movement. To the degree that the spinal curves are distorted,
our alignment is distorted and to that degree, we are out of balance and
our movement is un-economical/wasteful of effort.
COORDINATED MUSCLE/MOVEMENT MEMORY
Muscles
never work alone; they always work in concert with other muscles. What
any muscle does affects our entire balance. Other muscles have to
compensate for those effects on balance by tightening or relaxing. Your
brain controls these entire patterns of movement and compensation with
memories of movement ("muscle/movement memory").
Because your
nervous system and muscular system cooperate as a whole, to try to
change the movement and tension behavior of tight psoas muscles without
changing the larger movement pattern of which they are a part is to work
against the rest of the system and its (our) memory of how movements go
and feel. That's why methods of muscle manipulation (e.g., massage,
myofascial release, stretching) produce changes that are either
temporary or slow in coming - and why psoas release by manipulation is
painful: it works directly on sore, contracted psoas muscles against the
conditioning of the entire movement system.
ACTIVITY AND REST: COORDINATION AND MUSCLE TONE
The
term, "tone", refers to the level of muscle tension: complete rest
means zero muscle tone; complete activation means maximum muscle tone.
Some people believe that the higher the tone, the better; others believe
that complete relaxation is better. As you will see, where tone is
concerned, it's neither; better-integrated is better, and
better-integrated means more freedom to adjust accurately to changing
conditions -- freedom and balance.
Your brain coordinates the
movements and tone of muscles; tone changes as position changes in
movement. That's what is meant by "supple." Supple psoas muscles have
the sensation of spaciousness, support, freedom and length at your body
core. The term rolfers use is, "open core." When psoas muscles do their
job of stabilizing the spine, they relieve the abdominal wall muscles of
some of that task; your abdominal muscles have the sensation of
relaxation and free breathing. The term rolfers use is, "free sleeve."
Healthy psoas functioning gives the experience of "open core, free
sleeve." Open core/free sleeve is the feeling of trunk/spine length,
flexibility and stability.
HEALTHY FUNCTION
"Healthy",
in this sense means, "getting the intended result with the least
effort." Where movement is concerned, the word, "graceful", applies.
Graceful movement is economical movement; awkward movement is
uneconomical or ungainly movement. Graceful movement conserves effort;
ungainly movement wastes effort. For movement to be economical, it must
be well-balanced and well-coordinated -- a matter of integration.
Psoas muscles help regulate our changes of position as we move from rest into activity and from activity into rest
by changes in their tone. They help maintain our balance and stability
in those positions. They are central to movements from lying to sitting,
from sitting to standing, and from standing to walking and running. If
their tone is too high, they interfere with balance and stability as we
move into different positions; their tone is almost never too low, and
if so, usually indicates either neurological damage or a need to learn
basic control.
With changes of position, the activity level of your psoas muscles changes, as follows.
From Lying Down to Sittingto Standing to Walking and Running
At rest or in repose, your psoas muscles have no job to do and should be at rest -- which means relaxed and comfortable.
Your psoas muscles connect your legs to your trunk. When you move from lying to sitting, they move your pelvis and
provide a sufficiently stable core as you move to the upright position.
Overly tight psoas muscles create groin pain or deep low back
(lumbopelvic) pain when changing position from lying to sitting. You may
have the experience of a groin pull or of muscles seizing up in your
pelvis.
When Sitting - Your psoas muscles connect your
groin to your pelvis and low back and stabilize your balance in the
front-to-back direction; your brain adjuststheir tone for the right
amount of front-to-back stability under the pull of gravity.
From Sitting to Standing
- As you move from sitting to upright standing, your psoas muscles must
relax and lengthen to permit you to stand fully upright.
Overly tight psoas muscles, which connect your groin to your spine, prevent you from coming to a fully erect, balanced stand.
When Standing - Your psoas muscles' well-regulated tone is low enough to allow you to stand at your full stature, with minimal lumbar curve and high enough to
stabilize your core. Through your psoas muscles, your brain adjusts
your spinal curves (and balance) as you bend forward, lean back, move
side-to-side, and twist and turn.
Overly tight psoas muscles don't
lengthen enough as you stand straight; they pull from your groin to
your low back, causing lumbopelvic or lumbosacral pain, a "pubes back"
position, and excessive lower back curve. Your belly protrudes and your
butt sticks out.
From Standing to Walking - As you step
into walking, you first shift your weight onto one foot to free the
other leg to come forward; the psoas muscles on the standing side relax
and those on the walking side tighten to help you step forward. In
healthy walking, your psoas muscles freely alternate, side-to-side,
between higher and lower tone as you walk or run.
Overly tight
psoas muscles shorten your stride and require your hamstrings and
gluteus medius muscles to work harder to bring your "standing" leg back
as you step forward. You end up with tight hamstrings and tight gluteus
medius muscles (hip pain in back).
You can't make a lasting change
in one without changing the other because your brain maintains habitual
patterns of movement among muscles (pattern of coordination); to change
one, you have to reorganize the entire pattern. That kind of change
doesn't occur "by deciding to move differently" or by stretching; when
you're walking, you can't conveniently put that kind of attention into
your movements; you have to make it automatic, and there's a process for
that, mentioned below.
SUMMARY
Efforts to free the
psoas muscles without also improving their coordination with the rest of
the musculature produce only partial and temporary improvements.
That
means that "psoas release" techniques, "psoas stretches", and psoas
strengthening approaches need movement education (which involves
brain-muscle training) to produce a stable shift to healthy psoas
functioning.
Economical movement (least effort, good result) and
easy balance are the goal -- attributes you can develop by movement
training that first frees the psoas muscles and then integrates them
into economical movement patterns. First free, then integrate.
Then,
it's a brain-level training process that changes the brain's sense of
movement and coordination and results in healthy, integrated movement.
The name for that training process is, "clinical somatic education."
Tuck and Slide -- a somatic education exercise to free the psoas and neighboring groin muscles | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNIm0kAgdSA from Free Your Psoas: Enhanced Agility for Athletes
ONCE YOU HAVE RELEASED YOUR PSOAS MUSCLES:
Releasing muscles, by whatever means, is just the start.
Integration is necessary for a satisfactory outcome to any approach to
freeing muscles. This exercise prepares you for other exercises that
integrate and coordinate the psoas muscles with other stabilizing
muscles of the body.
First off, let us dispense with the legalistic or historical sense of the word. That's politics; that's the exterior.
Though we live in a Commonwealth, we may not recognize what is its interior.
"Commonwealth", in the interior sense, refers to the mindset of a society -- its culture.
Culture exists primarily in the individual as memories of how we do things and how we view things; from how we do and how we view -- and first and primarily from that -- the artifacts of the Commonwealth come into existence and are used for the common good. That is why it is called, Commonwealth. It is the living intelligence of a society. It is not the accumulation and pooling of dollars; that is entirely secondary because the real worth of dollars is what one can get, or do, with them. All that one can do with dollars is what the social Commonwealth-of-Culture provides.
Around and about that, another viewpoint:
politics, to control the flow of goods.
Politics seeks to control the Commonwealth.
or
Politics serves the Commonwealth.
When politics seeks to shape the Commonwealth, it puts the cart before the horse.
When politics seeks to control the Commonwealth, those
who are less intelligent are seeking to control those who are more
intelligent. The Commonwealth is hampered.
When politics seeks to control the Commonwealth, it places the status quo over living intelligence; it is a deterrent to the arising of intelligence because intelligence generates change. Politics always lags behind, in "reactive" mode, making laws for things that have already happened; if it were otherwise, then the law-makers would frequently be issuing decrees of such brilliance as to enlighten the population. Is that what we see? So, politics is about regulating change, and politics lags behind, and politics resists change.
So, for politics to control the Commonwealth is the wrong way around.
Remember:
The Commonwealth are the shared mindsets and unique resources and abilities of a culture, what we share in the omni-cultural culture we call, Country, developed by the emergence of intelligence. It is not "where the dollars are". It's the creative intelligence.
Politics is the "after-the-fact" regulator that chases problems the way a dog might chase a flock of birds; even if it seeks to prevent problems before they arise, that effort to prevent problems comes from a history of past problems. It is not generative and creative, but after-the-fact regulatory. It can never keep up with creative intelligence, even if creatively intelligent individuals populate the political field, because the spread and integration of information among individuals in the political field (as in any other) takes time. However, the resistance can (and really must) be mitigated to permit a smoother flow of change.
In that case:
Politics serves the rising of intelligence, it does not suppress it.
When politics serves the rising of intelligence, a more healthy and wholesome order emerges because actions express and reflect emerging intelligence, and the Commonwealth increases. Is that plain enough?
How do we influence the morphogenetic field (noosphere)? I have an open secret -- to come.
How to Do The Gold Key Release Well:
tips for practicing The Gold Key Release to a successful outcome
“successful outcome”, defined
This is post-course coaching for you if you attended Intelligent Self-Empowerment 101: The Gold Key Release.
It’s on using the Gold Key Release well, in your life.
Using the Gold Key Release well has to do with recognition, in the midst of a situation, that you could use The Gold Key Release to make the situation easier for yourself — or dissolve it, altogether. This video clip contains tips for making good use of the procedure.
Contact information for Lawrence Gold appears at the end.
The supportive instructional write-up on The Gold Key Release appears at lawrencegoldsomatics.blogspot.com/2013/03/somatology-gold-key-release-for.html
You Got the Expected Result from The Gold Key Release — or You Didn’t
How to Do The Gold Key Release Well:
tips for practicing The Gold Key Release to a successful outcome
“successful outcome”, defined
This is post-course coaching for you if you attended Intelligent Self-Empowerment 101: The Gold Key Release.
It’s on using the Gold Key Release well, in your life.
Using the Gold Key Release well has to do with recognition, in the midst of a situation, that you could use The Gold Key Release to make the situation easier for yourself — or dissolve it, altogether. This video clip contains tips for making good use of the procedure.
Contact information for Lawrence Gold appears at the end.
The supportive instructional write-up on The Gold Key Release appears at lawrencegoldsomatics.blogspot.com/2013/03/somatology-gold-key-release-for.html
Memory has a saturation point. Every university student knows this!
Consider the memory saturation of a lifetime of events -- particularly those that leave enough impression on us to change our lives.
Memory always involves a state of readiness to act; that's what it's for, evolutionarily.
Readiness to act always involves a rise of tension. "On your mark, get set .....".
Tension also has a saturation point!
The two go together. Saturation prevents new patterns from forming -- memory patterns or tension patterns. They call that, "getting stiff", "aging".
When you've reached the saturation point, either way, there are two ways to go: 1. Stop trying to create a new pattern. 2. Forget (dissolve the old pattern).
The first is, "poor memory". The second is unavailable to most people (who are untrained). The effort to forget just reinforces the memory because you have to remember what you're forgetting to forget it! However, Nature provides a way to clear the slate: death.
The alternative: People can learn to dissolve the grip of memory patterns, so they still have access to the pattern, but free of the grip, the rigidity that conditioned patterns create. One way to dissolve the grip: The Gold Key Release. No kiddin'. The result: enhanced versatility (flexibility).
This is post-course coaching for you if you attended Intelligent Self-Empowerment 101: The Gold Key Release.
It’s on using the Gold Key Release well, in your life.
Using the Gold Key Release well has to do with recognition, in the midst of a situation, that you could use The Gold Key Release to make the situation easier for yourself — or dissolve it, altogether. This video clip contains tips for making good use of the procedure.
Contact information for Lawrence Gold appears at the end.
This entry is for people familiar with Integral Spirituality, as taught by Ken Wilber, et. al., or with Spiral Dynamics.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Up to the present time, human history has been governed by the immature and partial motivations and capacities of First-Tier humanity.
It's fast approaching time when we will have a different situation -- with the leading edge of human evolutionary development governing the larger body of humanity -- but not through political means, but through release of the deeply ingrained habits of mind, the development of new and superior human capacities.
In present time, we see a heavy preponderance of "Red Meme", "booting-up more and more power", mentality. This kind of development roughly corresponds to the concern of a two-year old: the development of their capacity to exercise power. It's one step beyond potty training.
And, obviously, it has its place. It's necessary to have the ability to exercise power -- power over oneself and over ones circumstances (and to some extent, people). It's also necessary for the power you exercise to be well-regulated.
Unfortunately, some individuals never seem to outgrow the "booting up power" stage; they are perpetual two-year olds -- with power. And, as we have observed, a two-year-old will not willingly relinquish power.
As a result, we have later stage memes, "Amber/Blue", and "Orange", that are heavily infected with residual "Red Meme" motivations.
"Amber/Blue" concerns itself with organized group behavior, and with it, group-approved values -- which is to say, shared memories that form the backdrop of a shared culture. These people exist in a mature childhood stage, receptive and prone to reinforce what has been learned, still obedient to the imposed official values of time and place. This pattern is helpful when organizing a family, a tribe, a walled city or a nation-state.
However, when "Red power drive" combines with "Amber/Blue" authoritarianism, what do you get? Barking Dog Authoritarianism -- and the dog means it. The Healthy Development of Orange Meme
With "healthy Orange", power takes a new form. Instead of being
confined within the tribe (or corporation) and pitted against everyone
else in a hormone-driven thrill of acquisition and power, it starts
seeing the next-larger level of organization: integration. It sees the
possibility of mutual complementarity, trustworthy relationships, shared
overall intention (the greatest good for the greatest number) and the
valuation of ingenuity -- ingenuity in rendering obsolete the solutions
of the past and ingenuity in creating the next life-supporting
developments. This exists within the Field of Possibility.
Barking Dog Authoritarian Orange
However, whereas a well-balanced Orange has the competence to apply power in a well-organized way and the competence to organize power, Barking Dog Authoritarian Orange wants to apply power more and more. It is aggressively expansive in a mono-maniacal, crazed ecstasy -- like an adolescent-on-hormones with a one-track mind; it wants to throw off the rules and "have its way"? This description of Barking Dog Authoritarian Orange is also a description of "sick Capitalism". Toooo much Red. It is adolescent, but in a King Kong sort of way.
Need to tone down the Red.
Green
Even the Green meme (or "structure stage") has been infected with excessive Red-ness. It takes the form of something different from Barking Dog Authoritarianism: Wagging Tail Authoritarianism With A Barking Dog in the Doghouse: "political correctness" and "lovingkindness" -- where the price paid is self-oppression for the sake of ideals. Oy.
Self-Oppression: Anger turned inward, being "down on oneself", guilty, ashamed that we aren't Spiritual enough, or as Spiritual as we would hope others believe we are -- and therefore aspiring to be innocent, comfortable being oneself, and loving all beings. We do that precisely because we believe we're not that -- and we know it. Hoo, boy.
Which brings us to the punch line of this entry:
Humanity has been run by First-Tier interests with an excess of Red and subversion of Amber/Blue, Orange, and even Green by Red. The Reds are in control.
We, Second-Tier Humanity
will, at some point and in some way, have to take Red in hand.
At least two general approaches are possible -- and a third.
Put Red in its proper place, its proper proportion.
That means we may have to become at least as Red as Red, to face Red down -- and that might involve military and police.
Red must self-subjugate itself before Second-Tier -- or accept subjugation by Second-Tier.
Now, do you seriously, for a moment believe that Red will self-subjugate before Second Tier (or anyone else, for that matter?). Do you believe that even if Second-Tier subjugated Red, that Red would stay subjugated? Well??
Therefore, I think it cannot be accomplished that way, the usual First-Tier way that seeks dominance -- and still, Red must not be permitted to taint the higher stages with poorly-regulated excess.
It must be accomplished differently.
Instead of being accomplished through imposition, as in First-Tier mentality, I suggest it may be accomplished, instead, through release.
One possible means is through introduction of new tendencies into the morphogenetic field. The morphogenetic field is a world-wide field of consciousness that shapes the genetics and the behavior of living beings. It's what makes popular opinion have felt force; what makes laughter and tears contagious, what makes you want to yawn when you see another yawn; what makes sacred places have a distinct feeling, what attracts individuals to, and repels us from, each other. See the writings of Dr. Rupert Sheldrake for more information.
Introducing new tendencies into the morphogenetic field means what it sounds like it means: a new medium of control by which the behavior and development of individuals may be tempered from "behind the scenes", first through a dissolution and release of old, fixated, binding patterns of thought, feeling, and action to allow things to change, and then through introduction of new, intelligent, benign tendencies into that field. There are experimental -- and personally accessible -- means for that, about which I will say more, later.
With the Red Infection quelled, Amber/Blue can be tempered, wholesome and whole, as a developmental stage favoring generative creativity and the emergence of imaginative capacity, tempered by the "safe zone" of tradition.
At the edge of that safe zone is where "Healthy Orange" comes into play, in reorganizing how economics carries itself out along many lines of intelligence, world-wide.
Healthy Orangefavors ingenuity, and yet retains the flavor of a well-tempered life. Where the exercise of power is concerned, the question, "Could it be done?" always followed by, "Should it be done?" Ingenuity empowered by capacity and flavored by Wisdom: the recognition that effects spread far and wide and the willingness to temper the urge to action. "Keep it in your pants."
AND:
Healthy Green
The role of Green is to temper all the previous stages of develop
sufficiently that they may all be considered fairly (for their virtues)
and integrated into their proper place -- the "momentous leap into Second-Tier".
If Green were not infected with Red, Green would allow equal consideration of previous stages of development, including their truth-claims -- and so foster the great Leap to Integral (which includes all previous forms of consciousness without giving permanent privilege to any one of them) -- and without imposing the universally deconstructive righteousness that negates healthy social and behavioral structures along with the unhealthy and renders knowledge into pap: ineffectual nonsense.
The quandary we have, for the moment, is, "How do we temper Red, when Red doesn't want to be tempered." "Persuade a man against his will, he remains an unbeliever, still."
I suggest: Influence the morphogenetic field, the ocean of evolutionary potential in which we all live.
The question that must follow: How?
I leave you, for now, with that question. There is an answer, however, and so, more to come.
Lawrence Gold It
gets back to what I've been saying, for a while: People are enslaved by
their (and by, "their", I mean, "our") conditioning -- which is to say,
their (our) relative competence or incompetence in managing memory
(agape), attention (communion), intention (agency), and
imagination/emergence (eros), the four elements (Ken Wilber has used the
word, drives) of intelligence, the unique "tones" of Unique Self ( or
Unique self ) -- which is fundamentally four-part.
In
my view, ALL mental illness is a matter of un-evenness of development, unstable integrity (instability), and/or of deformation (through trauma or weird character formation) of the expression of those four faculties of life -- mental illness and chronic dysfunction of any kind. This, I know from personal
self-observation (and I should know, seemingly having been saddled with,
and having had to transform more personal dysfunction, I think, than
most), at times feeling like a struck bell.
People
typically awaken those faculties unevenly. One may be good,
perhaps, at remembering, but weak at imagining or contacting new
possibilities (and so is chronically "traditional"); weak at intention (i.e., "willpower"), but good at
feeling-attending (helpless or victim); or bad at feeling attending and strong of intention (the boor, adolescent, and the Sick Capitalist/Businessman);
good at imagining, but weak at capturing the gifts of our imaginings and
rendering them into tangible accomplishments (the Dreamer). That uneven-ness leaves
people more vulnerable to poor self-management, stagnation, and
to hiccups in existence.
Such
uneven-ness of development is characteristic of First-Tier development. Unevenness gets carried into Second-Tier functioning as hitches of
development, broken fulra, and flat tires.
First-Tier has an excuse: First-Tier stages variously emphasize one or another of the four elements of intelligence. For example, Mythic/amber emphasizes imagining; Power Gods/red emphasizes intention -- though all four of the elements of intelligence must always be present to some degree to experience anything.(Experience ceases the moment any one of those four subsides -- and that is how The Gold Key Release works.)
It
seems to me that an integral developmental approach necessarily
involves mastery of those four elements of intelligence, which are the
underpinnings of ALL lines of intelligence. It occurs to me that the
ability to move from stage to stage would likely involve the process of competently awakening and balancing attention, intention, memory, and
imagination/emergence at each stage-capacity. (And that is what stages
are: increase of development and integration of our capacities around and in line with developing values.)
I
have been practicing a long, continuous process, of awakening,
integrating, and releasing all the particular forms of memory-bound
consciousness that constitute myself and sense of "my life" -- through
the process of enlivening and balancing those four faculties of
intelligence, in myself. I have trained a few in procedures I have
devised and practiced in myself (subsequent to a spontaneous, intuitive
awakening of possibiity in myself). Those who have participated and done
the work (including myself, as the first user of the procedures) have
realized extraordinary -- which is to say, uncommon, new, and continuing
-- and therefore having higher eros-capacity -- changes in the sense of
the intuitive field.
-- or, in the more concise (and so, less windbag) words of others.....
I'm going to make an assumption that, because you are reading this entry, you've had your psoas muscles released by a therapist and they've re-tightened. So, now you are looking for something more.
If you want to keep the relief of free psoas muscles, there's something you need to do: integrate the change. "Integrate the change" means bring the rest of your movement coordination in line with having free psoas muscles. To understand what that means, recognize that your entire way of moving has been adapted to having tight psoas muscles (and the symptoms that accompany tight psoas muscles -- groin pain, altered walking patterns, altered pelvic position and altered balance). That means you have muscle/movement memory in all of your other movements that is still fitted to having tight psoas muscles -- muscle movement memory that will call the old pattern of having tight psoas muscles back into existence -- unless changed.
Examples:
pelvic twist
accentuated low back curve
altered walking movements
altered breathing
altered rib cage shape
Freeing your psoas muscles alters that pattern somewhat, right away. But you need to address the rest of that pattern to create new muscle/movement memory, to "capture" your newly freed condition. That's how you keep the change -- and it's also why, "single muscle" releases don't keep.
You need to reinforce the new muscle/movement memory of your psoas muscles and all the muscles that work along with them.
The way to create new muscle/movement memory is to develop it deliberately through specific, natural movement patterns until they become second-nature (actually, first-nature). Then, they support your newly freed psoas muscles staying in their free condition.
That's why the program, Free Your Psoas, has nine lessons. Those lessons prepare you to free your psoas muscles, then free your psoas muscles, then reinforce that freedom with lessons that change the rest of your movement system, in kind.
* Functional Exercises that bring fast improvements
* Somatic Education Exercises: a new approach to eliminating pain and movement rehab
* a missing link in movement fitness and athletic performance
* Somatic Education Exercises enhance all other therapeutic approaches to ending pain and improving movement.
Somatic Education Exercises:
— balance strength (control) and freedom of movement
— develop healthy levels of muscular tension/tone
— restore the ability to relax as well as to exert precise strength in just the right amount to meet the need.
— integrate and reinforce the changes brought about in clinical sessions of Hanna Somatic Education
— suffice as a stand-alone clinical modality
http://feeds.wordpress.com/1.0/comments/lawrencegold.wordpress.com/434/ The Inner Side of Somatic Education Exercises Lawrence Gold https://lawrencegold.wordpress.com/2015/10/01/the-inner-side-of-somatic-education-exercises-lawrence-gold/