Basic anatomical reality is that the extensor muscles and tendons of the forearms hold tension from repetitive stress, overuse, and perhaps psychological imputs. Same for the flexors of the leg.
There are many reasons. It requires skill to strip the muscles and provides near immediate relief.
Then the person goes right back to what caused the problem and repeats...
Basic anatomical reality is that the extensor muscles and tendons of the forearms hold tension from repetitive stress, overuse, and perhaps psychological imputs. Same for the flexors of the leg.
There are many reasons. It requires skill to strip the muscles and provides near immediate relief.
Then the person goes right back to what caused the problem and repeats...
Basic anatomical reality is that the extensor muscles and tendons of the forearms hold tension from repetitive stress, overuse, and perhaps psychological imputs. Same for the flexors of the leg.
There are many reasons. It requires skill to strip the muscles and provides near immediate relief.
Then the person goes right back to what caused the problem and repeats...
Exactly! That’s why I give my clients suggestions for things to do at home, and suggestions for how they can modify their working posture.