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New accelerator: Reviv × Biomechaneer toe spacers
More information and purchase link here. As many of you know, I've been in the barefoot and feet optimization community for years. Of course, at one point I tried toe spacers with no much results. Nowadays, with my structure supported from the teeth up with Reviv, I'm finally getting considerable results :) On one hand I've found this is one cheap, easy way to accelerate progress, as the toe spacers passively stretch the fascia and soft tissue of the feet. This has a system effect. On the other, I've experienced better alignment, stability and balance. My feet shape has improved. I can tell you it makes it easier to grow the glutes and stay stable when kettlebell swinging or squatting with one leg ;) And yes, like everything in this process it also helps with facial symmetry and attractiveness, posture, breathing and more. All info here :)
New accelerator: Reviv × Biomechaneer toe spacers
2 likes • May 13
Weird question, but if I was to wear to this whilst I sleep, would it give passive results overnight like how wearing a flat mouthguard does?
Do I need to remove my fixed retainer?
I am 18, I’ve had braces, and I now have a permanent retainer behind my teeth. I’ve been following Santiago for a while and have been doing “thumb pulling / 3D oral pushing” for about 3 months, and I wear a Reviv mouthguard. I’ve come to the conclusion that for better results, I probably need to have my retainer removed. Can someone (preferably Santiago 😊) confirm this? And what about the retainer on my lower teeth? And what should I tell my dentist? Thanks in advance!
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@Lars De boer I use the Reviv R3 XL
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@Joe H I already had a pretty wide palate and high dental arch, so it fits me well.
What to include in a routine
I struggle with consistency when it comes to fascia release, thumb pulling, and all of that. I do wear revive r3 xl consistently though, so at least there is that. My specific case is that I need to improve counter-clockwise rotation, I have a slightly recessed maxilla and mandible which I would like to correct. What would be worth me doing?
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