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Back Trigger Points. These are common areas where people develop "knots" or hard spots where #muscles get stuck together. By applying pressure and rubbing on these #knots, back and neck muscles can be released and therefore pain is reduced. #TriggerPoint #TriggerPoints  #massage #MassageTherapy Punkty Spustowe, Autogenic Training, Muscle Knots, Massage Therapy Techniques, Trigger Point Therapy, Reflexology Massage, Trigger Point, Shiatsu Massage, Massage Benefits

Back Trigger Points. These are common areas where people develop "knots" or hard spots where #muscles get stuck together. By applying pressure and rubbing on these #knots, back and neck muscles can be released and therefore pain is reduced. #TriggerPoint #TriggerPoints #massage #MassageTherapy

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Breaking Down Scar Tissue Using Proven Chiropractic Techniques – Chiropractic BioPhysics Myofascial Release Trigger Points, Dry Needling Trigger Points, Forward Head Posture Exercises, Trigger Point Release, Myofascial Pain Syndrome, Shoulder Stretches, Neck And Shoulder Muscles, Referred Pain, Muscle Knots

Articles Breaking Down Scar Tissue Using Proven Chiropractic Techniques Scar tissue is a big problem if left unmanaged. Patients overcoming traumatic injury often have to cope with issues presented by scar tissue – things like restricted mobility and range of motion, or

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Hurts So Good: What is Self Myofascial Release Myofascial Release Massage, What Is Fascia, Fascia Blasting, Neuromuscular Junction, Hurts So Good, Referred Pain, Ligaments And Tendons, Trigger Point, Foam Rolling

Foam rolling is often used interchangeably to my self myofascial relate (SMR) but it is in fact a form of self-myofascial release. SMR is where pressure is applied to certain body parts to relieve muscle tension and release trigger points. It is a great tool for injury prevention and aides in increasing range of motion. SMR works by returning your muscles and soft tissue to their native form. Exercise, injury, and the rigours of life can cause knots that restrict mobility and performance. By…

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