
Foam Rolling the Triceps (ARMS) will help to improve the Range of Motion of the Shoulders and Elbows.
This PreHab exercise recommended as Movement Prep for Upper Body Training or as part of a Regeneration routine.
Additionally, rolling the Triceps will help correct the following compensation patterns: Rounded Shoulders, Winged Scapula, Upper Cross Syndrome and Tennis/Golf Elbow.——————————————————————————————————————
Here are some keys to effective Foam Rolling:
GO SLOW - allow the the pressure (compression) to build in the tissues in order for the fibroblasts, proprioceptors and mechanoreceptors to command release of stored neurological tension patterns in the soft tissue.
EXHALE DEEPLY & OFTEN - the exhale will help to stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, which will help release the tension stored in the soft tissue.
ARTICULATE CORRESPONDING JOINTS - when rolling, slowly move the joints that are attached to the soft tissue that is being rolled. This is called articulating the joint and this technique will make the soft tissue slide under the pressure of the roller, which can help smooth out ‘knots’ or myofascial trigger points and help the soft tissue lengthen.
ROLL FREQUENTLY - Foam rolling and other soft tissue therapy practices will yield better results over time. So, it’s best to make foam rolling and soft tissue therapy a habit.
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To learn more about PreHab Exercises with Michael Rosengart, visit www.prehabexercises.com.
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