30 May Psoas Soft Tissue Mobilization – Lacrosse Ball
HOW: Grab a lacrosse ball, softball, or any other high-density ball. Begin in a lying position, on your stomach. Finding the bony front side of your pelvis, place the ball just below this point. Begin to put your weight on the front and towards...
18 Jun QL Soft Tissue Mobilization-Lacrosse Ball
HOW: Begin laying on your back with a tennis ball or lacrosse ball positioned at the top of one of your hips and your lower thoracic and lumbar spine. From this position, gently roll onto the lacrosse ball providing a level of pressure that you...
20 Sep Piriformis Soft Tissue Mobilization – Lacrosse Ball
HOW: Place a lacrosse ball on the ground. Keep the ball off any bones and sit on the ball. Cross the leg you are rolling over the other knee. Apply pressure to your glute with your bodyweight and roll around to help release any...
11 Sep Behind Knee Soft Tissue Mobilization – Lacrosse Ball
HOW: Begin in a seated position on the ground with a lacrosse ball underneath your knee. There are various ways to mobilize the soft tissue. You can keep your knee straight and roll the ball in any direction. You can have your knee relaxed...
03 Jul Tibialis Anterior Soft Tissue Mobilization – Lacrosse Ball
HOW: In a seated position, grab a lacrosse ball. Apply the ball with one hand to the muscle area just to the outside of your shin bone. Apply as much pressure as you’d like along that muscle. FEEL: You should feel a massage like...
03 Jul TFL Soft Tissue Mobilization – Lacrosse Ball
HOW: Begin by lying on your back, placing a lacrosse ball just underneath the side of your hips as you roll onto your side on the ball. Use your bodyweight to roll out the soft tissue in that area. FEEL: You should feel a...
03 Jul Side Lying Posterior Cuff Soft Tissue Mobilization – Lacrosse Ball
HOW: Begin by lying on your back. Place a lacrosse ball underneath your shoulder. Rotate your body and bend that elbow in order to place pressure on the ball to release the muscle and soft tissue behind the shoulder. You can also rotate your...
03 Jul Prone Pec Soft Tissue Mobilization – Lacrosse Ball
HOW: Begin by lying on your stomach with a lacrosse ball in the middle section of your pec muscle. Bring your elbow out to the side and apply as much pressure as you’d like along that pec muscle. You may find a spot to...
03 Jul Rhomboid Soft Tissue Mobilization – Lacrosse Ball
HOW: Begin by lying on a lacrosse ball. The ball should be located on the muscles between your spine and your shoulder blade on one side. Fold your arms across your chest and roll up, down, and across the ball using your body weight...
03 Jul Hamstring Soft Tissue Mobilzation – Lacrosse Ball
HOW: Begin in a seated position. Place a lacrosse ball underneath your thigh on a part of your hamstrings muscles. Find a part of the hamstring you want massaged out. Kick your leg up slowly as you work the ball in that area. FEEL:...
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