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Mid-Back and Rhomboid Release: Ball Mobility for Shoulder Blade Tension and Upper-Back Tightness
Tension between the shoulder blades is one of the most common complaints we hear from active adults, desk workers, cyclists, skiers, lifters, golfers, and people who spend long hours driving or working at a computer. You may feel it as: A knot between the shoulder blades Tightness around the rhomboids Aching in the mid-back Stiffness after sitting Discomfort with rowing or pulling exercises Burning between the shoulder blades Neck and upper-trap tension Difficulty opening the
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Jul 69 min read


Foam Roller Angels: Open Your Chest, Engage Your Mid-Back and Improve Shoulder Mobility
If your shoulders feel stiff, your upper back feels rounded, or your chest feels tight after sitting, driving, cycling, lifting, or working at a computer, Foam Roller Angels can be a simple and effective mobility drill to add to your routine. This exercise combines three useful goals: Opening the front of the chest Encouraging upper-back extension Improving shoulder-blade movement Helping you feel how the ribs, spine, and shoulders work together Preparing the upper body for b
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Jul 68 min read


Sitting All Day? Try These Superman Exercise Variations for Better Posture and Shoulder Mobility
Do your shoulders gradually roll forward as the workday continues? Maybe your upper back feels stiff after sitting at a computer, driving through the valley, or spending several hours looking down at your phone. You may try to correct it by sitting up straighter—but within a few minutes, you are back in the same position. That does not necessarily mean you need to “try harder” to maintain good posture. You may need more strength and endurance in the muscles that support your
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Jun 2012 min read
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