Eliminate Forward Head

First Step: Soft Tissue Therapy
Starting with Soft Tissue Therapy
Grab a lacrosse ball (advanced), tennis ball (intermediate) or use your fingers (beginner) to dig into your soft tissue and break up the tightness as well as the knots and adhesions that are looming in there somewhere.
Roll the ball in different patterned ways, such as horizontal, vertical, circling and even gently twisting or just press down on triggers until they release.
The ultimate goal is to restore a softness to these tissue. So, wherever you feel a hardness or a tightness, work to loosen up those tissues until they are soft once again.
Here are several illustrations that demonstrate strategies to address the quality of your soft tissue in the neck and trapezius region.
Soft Tissue Therapy - Balling Trapezius and Chest Muscles
Soft Tissue Therapy - Balling the Trapezius and Scalene Muscles against a Wall
Soft Tissue Therapy - Balling the Lower Trapezius and Rhomboids Muscles and Mobilizing the Thoracic Spine and Neck
Soft Tissue Therapy Tools - Two Lacrosse Balls Tape together to help massage the Muscles around the Spine
Soft Tissue Therpy - Balling the Trapezius Muscles on the Floor
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