<transcript><audio_3>in my upper arm and also in this area a little bit okay so she's having pain in her upper arm and in the shoulder joint she's feeling limited one of the things we talked about was first of all getting the posture and the thoracic wall correct but the other thing that happens is this bone right here has a bit of a</transcript><transcript><audio_4>ball on the top it's supposed to fit in the socket and it's held in my connective tissue it's a really mobile joint but it also means that that connective tissue if you jam it if you put excess stress skin become damaged a bit and it won't hold the ball in the socket correctly so as soon as what</transcript><transcript><audio_5>needs to happen is we need to push that ball into the socket so that the connected tissue around it can start to heal properly so I'm going to show you how that's done right now and we already checked on what we found is that's what's happening on this left side so here we have an arm bone it's got a</transcript><caption><image_6>The image shows a person walking in a room with a white wall. The person is wearing a gray shirt and blue jeans and is walking towards the right side of the image. On the wall, there are six framed pictures hanging in a row. The frames are of different sizes and colors, and they are arranged in a horizontal line. The room appears to be empty, with no furniture or decorations visible in the background. The image is taken from a low angle, looking down on the person and the wall.</caption> in my upper arm and also in this area a little bit okay so she's having pain in her upper arm and in the shoulder joint she's feeling limited one of the things we talked about was first of all getting the posture and the thoracic wall correct but the other thing that happens is this bone right here has a bit of a ball on the top it's supposed to fit in the socket and it's held in my connective tissue it's a really mobile joint but it also means that that connective tissue if you jam it if you put excess stress skin become damaged a bit and it won't hold the ball in the socket correctly so as soon as what needs to happen is we need to push that ball into the socket so that the connected tissue around it can start to heal properly so I'm going to show you how that's done right now and we already checked on what we found is that's what's happening on this left side so here we have an arm bone it's got a
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