How to Relieve Back Pain with a Foam Roller – Runnin’ for Sweets
If you suffer from upper or lower back pain, these simple foam roller exercises will give you the relief you've been craving. These foam roller exercises have eliminated my upper and lower back pain, as well as increased my range of motion. In less than 5 minutes, these foam roller techniques relieve back pain and rid your tension for good. #backpain #foamrollerexercises #relievbackpain
Relieve Shoulder Pain With These 9 Mobility Exercises - GymGuider.com
IMPROVE YOUR T-SPINE AND SHOULDER MOBILITY! improve your t-spine and shoulder mobility! For this drill, you’ll need a foam roller: 1️⃣Set up on your knees and feet on the floor, and your forearms on the roller. 2️⃣Simultaneously push your hips back and reach your arms overhead, and sink your chest through your arms. 3️⃣Make sure you gently push down into the roller to make it an active stretch rather than passively
The Art of Stretching - PreHab Exercises
Joint Distraction: Thoracic Spine into Extension (Loaded and Unloaded) ◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️ Chances are that you are already performing this exercise, especially as part as your Movement Prep for overhead circuits and exercises. Yet, in my experience, I don’t see people performing this exercise very effectively. A lot of people will spend little time in Extension or perform just a few reps. If that is you and it helps, then great! If it’s you and it doesn’t help, try these recommendations ...
Guide to Foam Rolling - A Basic Blueprint for Soft Tissue Therapy - Prehab Exercises
Pain in the Neck This is an example of a Forward Head alignment. Notice how the ears line up vertically in front of the hip sockets and create an elongated curve of the neck. This alignment stresses the back of the neck. Gently foam rolling this area can help reduce the tension in soft tissue and can help relive pain or discomfort.
Joint Distraction for Improved Mobility - PreHab Exercises
Supine W-Y Reaches on a Roller: Here’s a couple of other angles that help illustrate the key aspects of this exercise, which are 1) press the arms down into the floor while reaching and retracting. 2) Brace the spine and the rib cage to avoid over extending through the Lumbar Spine, which is a common compensation pattern for the lack of shoulder/shoulder girdle range of motion. ◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️◽️ More tips: go slow and create smooth movements to allow the mechanoreceptors of the shoulder ...
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