Re: Cracking your sternum
I don't crack my sternum but I know people who do. For most people, that is not an area that has tension build up. It probably is a combination of your body's muscles and bones being slightly different in how they support weight while you are sitting and standing, how your chest muscles tense up if you are stressed, and possibly some specific manner of how you sit/slouch (that's a huge factor when I need to crack my back)
I'm a pro at self-cracking my back. Sometimes when college was making me super stressed, I would be able to get 10-15 seperate audible cracks. I'm glad I haven't been that stressed in a long time(in fact I haven't cracked my back probably in a month or so!)
Re: Cracking your sternum
I crack my neck, back, knees, shoulders...but sternum?
I'm not too sure about that one, thats sounds weird even to me and I sound like a bag of popcorn in the microwave when I crack my bones.
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My collar bone cracks, so do my knees, elbows, toes, knuckles, back and wrists.
Re: Cracking your sternum
I don't do it intentionally most of the time. Usually I go for a big stretch and I feel it popping. You're right though. It feels great afterward.
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Haha, I googled it and apparently most people that talk to their doctors about it say they have no clue what it is, run a bunch of tests and still have no clue why or how people do it.
One person said that their doctor thought they were lying....
Re: Cracking your sternum
i crack my back neck knuckles toes ankles knees and o ya i can crack my but lol its really weird i can crack my very bottom vertabrae o.O but sternum never im trying to now but i cant lol
Re: Cracking your sternum
:D I just cracked a smile:rofl:
Re: Cracking your sternum
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:D I just cracked a smile:rofl:
My husband does, and I think it's SOOOO not normal. *shudders*
Re: Cracking your sternum
I crack my sternum, as well as my hips! The hips are a post two kids thing, the sternum is something that started in the last few years. Feels great, but people do think it very wierd.