Cable Weights

Either using standard cable machines or products such as Total Gym that use body weight resistance. This type of training allows each limb to adjust properly to the load.

Average Result

3.5

19 Results

Results and Conditions
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Top Helpful Cases

Helped a lot

2 of 2 people found this helpful

Hernated Disk Neck Pain

Consistency in working out, using ergonomic computer tools (good chair, good monitor, keyboard), and going to chiropractor/massage about once every two months is what's keeping my neck in good shape. I still feel pain from time to time, but it's insignificant.

Healed

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major neck and full back pain

i happen to be a passenger in a car accident. i suffered major back and neck pain as a result. as well as a muscle strain.

No change

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Labral tear

So far I have found nothing to help with my pain. To this day I can only sleep on one side, and there are many ranges of motion and actions that cause moderate to sever pain. However, I recently was told that I have something that has to be surgically fixed. I am waiting to have my surgery.

Cable Weights is Used For These Conditions

Area	Condition	Average Result	Healed	Helped a Lot	No Change	Made Worse
	All Conditions (average)	3.5 (19)	5	7	6	1
Arm	Compound Fracture	4.0 (1)		1
Back Lower (Lumbar)	Spondylolisthesis	5.0 (1)	1
Back Lower (Lumbar)	Pain	4.0 (1)		1
Back Lower (Lumbar)	Coccyx Area Pain	1.0 (1)				1
Back Upper - Neck (Cervical)	Herniated Disc in Neck	4.0 (1)		1
Hip	Osteoarthritis	5.0 (1)	1
Hip	Labral Tear	2.0 (1)			1
Knee	Meniscus Knee Injury	4.0 (1)		1
Knee	Articular Cartilage Damage	4.0 (1)		1
Knee	Patello-Femoral Syndrome	4.0 (1)		1
Knee	Osteoarthritis	2.3 (6)		1	5
Neurological	Migraine	5.0 (1)	1
Shoulder	Dislocation	5.0 (1)	1
Shoulder	Tendinitis	5.0 (1)	1

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