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BACK PAIN🔹️NECK PAIN🔹️MOBILITY on Instagram: "Imagine a muscle under constant strain, like when working long hours at a computer. Over time, this tension builds up, forming a trigger point. Picture a busy road with a car suddenly parked in the middle, causing a traffic jam. Similarly, stressed muscles have these "jam points" where fibers contract and don't relax. These knots can disrupt your day. However, there's a solution. In massage therapy, techniques like myofascial release are applied t Neuromuscular Massage Therapy, Back Massage Technique, Knots In Neck Muscle, Massage Therapy Pictures, Myofascial Release Massage, Trigger Point Release, Pressure Point Therapy, Busy Road, Neck And Back Massager

BACK PAIN🔹️NECK PAIN🔹️MOBILITY on Instagram: "Imagine a muscle under constant strain, like when working long hours at a computer. Over time, this tension builds up, forming a trigger point. Picture a busy road with a car suddenly parked in the middle, causing a traffic jam. Similarly, stressed muscles have these "jam points" where fibers contract and don't relax. These knots can disrupt your day. However, there's a solution. In massage therapy, techniques like myofascial release are…

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Iysha | Embodiment & Myofascial Release on Instagram: "This neck and shoulder contract-relax release is very simple and super effective  This release works with a muscle called the Levator Scapula, located between the vertebrae of the neck and the top most part of the shoulder blade!   When locked short and tight, this muscle tends to present as:  ✔️ Back of the shoulder pain  ✔️ Stiff neck  ✔️ Upper Thoracic pain  ✔️ Difficulty holding up the arms   Contract-relax (a.k.a. clinical somatics or pandiculation)  involves a conscious contraction of a specific muscle or muscle group, followed by a slow and controlled release.   This process allows the brain to regain voluntary control over the muscles, instead of being stuck in a perpetual unaware state of hypertonicity and unconscious contract Muscle Spasms Relief, Levator Scapulae, Trigger Point Release, Upper Back Muscles, Neck And Shoulder Muscles, Neck Exercises, Stiff Neck, Myofascial Release, Muscle Spasms

Iysha | Embodiment & Myofascial Release on Instagram: "This neck and shoulder contract-relax release is very simple and super effective This release works with a muscle called the Levator Scapula, located between the vertebrae of the neck and the top most part of the shoulder blade! When locked short and tight, this muscle tends to present as: ✔️ Back of the shoulder pain ✔️ Stiff neck ✔️ Upper Thoracic pain ✔️ Difficulty holding up the arms Contract-relax (a.k.a. clinical somatics…

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Kristen Bos | Doctor of Physical Therapy on Instagram: "Stubborn tension at the base of your head/skull?? 🔥  Let’s fix that! 👏🏻  I often find this pain due to tightness in a muscle in the neck called the upper trapezius. This results in the pulling, tension and discomfort you are feeling in your neck and head.  The goals of this exercise from the postural restoration institute are to help you expand into this muscle and give that muscle a break. Trust me it’s a great one that I use often 👏🏻 💆‍♀️!  Comment below if you struggle with different forms of neck pain and I will create more videos to help! 😊  #neckpain #neckpainrelief #neckpainexercises #neckpaintreatment #fixyourneck #necktension #physicaltherapy #posturalrestorationinstitute #physiotherapy #pt #treatyourself #movementisme Neck Tension Headache, How To Relax Neck Muscles, Stretches For Pulled Neck Muscle, Neck Tension Relief Remedies, How To Relieve Neck Tension, Pulled Neck Muscle Relief, Neck Stretching Exercises, Head And Neck Stretches, Neck Rehab Exercises

Kristen Bos | Doctor of Physical Therapy on Instagram: "Stubborn tension at the base of your head/skull?? 🔥 Let’s fix that! 👏🏻 I often find this pain due to tightness in a muscle in the neck called the upper trapezius. This results in the pulling, tension and discomfort you are feeling in your neck and head. The goals of this exercise from the postural restoration institute are to help you expand into this muscle and give that muscle a break. Trust me it’s a great one that I use often…

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