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If you have any kind of job that involves staying in a sitting position for long periods of time, then chances are you have experienced the "knot", a muscle tension that feels like it’s sitting right under your shoulder blade, making it achy, burning and sore. You try to take a break and move around, but it doesn't budge. When you go home, you ask someone to try to massage the sensitive area, but they can't find the right spot. You take a hot bath, maybe some Advil, but you can still feel…

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Conor Harris on Instagram: "HOW TO FINALLY FIX THAT MUSCLE KNOT IN YOUR BACK

When we have sensations of “muscle knots” in this area, it’s usually because you have over time built up a restriction of the ability to expand your posterior ribcage with each breath you take.

Naturally we should get expansion of a large area in our back ribcage called our Posterior Mediastinum.

As we become more sedentary, lose variability of movement, build up injuries, etc, this space can become progressively more closed off.

When that happens, tissues back there can become a bit “stuck” and unable to elongate/move as easily as they once did.

This sensation can feel like a “muscle knot”, but muscle knots don’t really exist as you think they may. They’re just often times restricted tissue in some capacity. Upper Back Tightness Relief, Cracking Your Back, Knots In Back, Upper Back Muscles, Muscle Knots, Let It Happen, Back Muscles, Back Exercises, Rib Cage

Conor Harris on Instagram: "HOW TO FINALLY FIX THAT MUSCLE KNOT IN YOUR BACK When we have sensations of “muscle knots” in this area, it’s usually because you have over time built up a restriction of the ability to expand your posterior ribcage with each breath you take. Naturally we should get expansion of a large area in our back ribcage called our Posterior Mediastinum. As we become more sedentary, lose variability of movement, build up injuries, etc, this space can become progressively…

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Muscle Knots - The Complete Guide - Vive Health Muscle Knots In Back, Knots In Back, Forward Head Posture Exercises, Remedial Massage, Neck And Shoulder Muscles, Magnet Therapy, Muscle Knots, Forward Head Posture, Posture Exercises

Muscle knots, also called trigger points or myofascial trigger points, are a common and painful occurrence. Back muscle knots and neck muscle knots are among the most common trigger points in the body. You may also experience muscle knots in your legs, calf, or arm. These tight, tender knots are caused by a variety of factors. Luckily, there are many techniques to get rid of muscle knots and to prevent them from forming in the first place.

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