Muscle pain is usually just caused by Tight, shortened muscles. It's easy to eliminate muscle pain by stretching them out. The answers are in my upper & lower body apps
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Unlock Muscle Relaxation: Effective Tips for Relief Discover the essential techniques for muscle relaxation in this video. We discuss avoiding excessive pressure on trigger points and recommend light foam rolling for optimal recovery. Say goodbye to inflammation and enjoy your movement like never before! #MuscleRelaxation #FoamRolling #FitnessTips #TriggerPoint #InflammationRelief #RecoveryStrategies #WellnessJourney #PhysicalTherapy #HealthyLiving #MovementMatters
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**Why Your Hip Hike is Causing Low Back Pain 🤔💥** Did you know that your **low back pain** could actually be caused by a *hip hike*? Here’s how it works: ➡️ The **QL (Quadratus Lumborum)** muscle attaches from your pelvis to your lower ribs and helps stabilize your spine during movement. But when one hip is “hiked up,” it overactivates the QL on that side. ➡️ This imbalance **compresses the joints** in your lower back and creates tension in the muscles, leading to irritation and inflammation. ➡️ Over time, the extra strain on your pelvis and spine can cause **chronic pain**, tightness, and even impact the way you move or exercise. 💡 The good news? **Follow me to learn more about how to correct a hip hike and prevent low back pain! 🙌 #LowBackPain #HipHike #QLMuscle #PelvisAlignment #PhysicalTherapy #PainRelief #ActiveAdults #InjuryPrevention #MobilityMatters #IdentityPT #LivingstonNJ #EssexCounty
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No need to go abroad for your holiday's anymore with the lovely temperature of our hydrotherapy pool being between 32 degrees and 35 degrees, depending on hydrotherapy session type - more on that soon. 🌊 There several important reasons for the temperature being this way, which includes: - Muscle relaxation. - Improved circulation. - Pain relief. - Joint relief. - Enhanced range of motion.
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This is biggest factor in losing weight or creating any change in life🤯 The pain of the condition must be greater than the pain to change it. @drdominika and I dive into the discussion. If you want to motivate yourself to change, you must associate your condition with maximal pain. What is the greatest pain that you will experience from your condition unless you change? #HealthyHabits #weightloss #ChangingHabits #BalancedFlow
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(Most of your joint pain stems from improper warm-up routines this doesn't mean you should skip warm-ups altogether, but the right techniques are essential! you need to focus on: -Dynamic stretching to prepare your muscles -Activation exercises to engage key muscle groups -Gradually increasing intensity to avoid shocks to the system -Cool-downs to aid in recovery and flexibility Improving your warm-up will enhance your performance and significantly reduce the risk of injury! :)
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