Foam Roll Quadriceps
Quadriceps foam rolling releases trigger points on the front of the thigh and improves muscle recovery.
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Quadriceps foam rolling releases trigger points on the front of the thigh and improves muscle recovery.
Glute foam rolling releases deep tension in the gluteus maximus and medius, improving hip mobility.
Hamstring foam rolling releases posterior chain adhesions and prepares muscles for stretching.
IT band foam rolling relieves tension on the outer thigh and lateral knee pain.
Calf foam rolling releases the gastrocnemius and soleus, improving ankle flexibility and walking quality.
Pectoral massage with a lacrosse ball against the wall releases chest tension and improves posture.
Percussive therapy uses rapid vibrations to release muscle tension, improve circulation and accelerate recovery.
The lacrosse ball on the piriformis releases deep trigger points in the buttock and relieves sciatic symptoms.
Plantar fascia massage with a lacrosse ball releases the plantar fascia and relieves heel pain.
Thoracic foam rolling mobilizes the thoracic spine in extension, countering kyphosis and improving posture.
Standing self-massage against a wall with a tennis ball to release the long dorsal muscles, erector spinae and thoracolumbar fascia through multidirectional movements.
Quadriceps self-massage seated on a chair, manual massage of the front thigh, 7 repetitions per leg to release muscle tension.
Self-massage and stretching technique targeting the carpal tunnel area to relieve median nerve compression symptoms.
Self-massage technique with a tennis ball under the foot sole to relieve plantar fascia tension and aponeurosis pain.
Self-massage pinch and roll technique applied to the nape and upper trapezius to release cervical contractures and improve local circulation.