[TPIN] Air pressure injury?
Jeanne G Pocius
jgpocius at yahoo.com
Tue Jul 25 14:31:47 CDT 2006
Examine your jaw: you may be thrusting the lower jaw forward (which is VERY bad!)....
Dropping the jaw is fine, but do NOT EVER push the lower jaw outward or you risk injury to the temporo-mandibular-joint (TMJ)....
Please contact me off list if you'd like some more details....
Take Care!
Jeanne
Stan Chappell <chappells at everestkc.net> wrote:
I'm a come-back amateur player, been playing again for about 4-5 years after
25 years off the horn. Things have been going pretty well but I've recently
developed a problem. Occassionally when I'm playing a high note I get this
sharp pain in the soft area below my right ear and behind my jaw. It feels
like something gives there from the air pressure. I'm playing in a
community theatre musical pit band right now and it happened about 3/4 way
through the show last night. I continued to play but it continued to bother
me, and I'm somewhat concerned about playing again tonight. What's this
about? Has anybody experienced this and have any advice? Thanks.
Stan
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Jeanne Gabriel Pocius
Director of Elementary Bands, Beverly Public Schools
Director, North East Multi Age Regional Bands
Director, North Shore Brass Associates
TPIN's *Chop Doc* since 1993
Author of *Trumpeting By Nature, An Efficient Guide to Optimal Trumpet Playing*
(available October, 2006)
(978)317-4731
Email: jgpocius at yahoo.com
http://abel.hive.no/oj/musikk/trompet/jeanne/
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