Other than the pain of dealing with Governor Christie, what other pain might he be experiencing?
Senator Sweeney recently had called Governor Christie a “mean bastard” because of his way of bullying those who stand in his way of reform. For Senator Sweeney, dealing with the Governor and trying to find compromises that reform NJ has been a painful process.
Looking at his posture, I noticed a few things that may be creating other types of pain as well. Notice, his right shoulder hangs forward in all the photos. Typically, this means that his right foot would turn out. I also notice in the photos that he tends to lean his head to the right somewhat, meaning that there is more muscular tension on this side when compared to the left. This type of asymmetrical build will typically cause him to understride on the right side and overstride on the left, which will create hip and back pain on the left, tightness on the right and he likely also experiences left shoulder-blade tightness or pain. He may even experience headaches from this. It is also possible that he experience knee pain on the left because this type of body style will tighten the left hip flexors, oblique muscles in his stomach region as well as his IT band and his quadracep muscle on the left, affecting the kneecap and the way it tracks.
Some advice for Senator Sweeney ( I have heard through the grapevine he is a chiropractic patient); you would definitely benefit from foot orthotics. Also, I have to admire him because unlike some politicians, he definitely has a spine.
Eventually, I would love to speak with Senator Sweeney, if he is so inclined and find out if my analysis is correct.
Good luck on your future dealings with the governor. While it certainly has been unpleasant for you, he has certainly met his match!
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