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Tennis Ball Tricks for Relieving Pain in your Back, Neck, Shoulders, Hip, Knees, Feet and more… (Video Included) - The Health Science Journal
A chronic lack of sleep, a crowded subway or long commute, a sedentary lifestyle with hours on hours of sitting in an uncomfortable office chair looking at a 15-inch screen all take their toll on our bodies and lead us down the road of painful back, neck, and leg problems. In this fast world many …
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Massage Lacrosse Balls for Myofascial Release.
This lacrosse massage ball has a hardness of 45 degree, with a single point of pressure that reaches directly to the fascia that surrounds the outer layers of the muscles, relieving muscle fatigue and pain in the legs, hands, arms, neck, back and feet.
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How to release tension in shoulders with a tennis ball?
How to release tension in shoulders with a tennis ball? Place the tennis ball in the upper back, under the trapezius muscles Lie on your back with your legs on the hammock The ball should be located in the same place under the trapezius muscles Start a variety of movements as in the video that attack the trigger points from different angles and release the area. After a series of exercises take out the ball and listen to your body and the difference between the sides. My clients say they feel th