No More Popping Shoulders: Experience This Soothing Back Massage

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So My lovely client and friend here Gina had been training hard and has had a bad cough causing her inter coastal muscles to tighten...
When Massaging her I also noted one shoulder was clicking and popping but the other was extremely tight.. so the focus of this was to ease these shoulder issues but also relax the back....

A back massage can provide several benefits when dealing with tight intercostal muscles (the muscles between your ribs) and clicking shoulders:

Relieves Tension in the Intercostals: Tight intercostal muscles can cause discomfort in the chest, back, and sides. A back massage can help loosen these muscles, reducing tension and pain, and improving the range of motion in your upper torso.

Reduces Shoulder Clicking: Shoulder clicking can occur due to tight muscles or imbalances. A back massage can help relax the muscles around the shoulders, including the rotator cuff and upper back muscles, which may alleviate the clicking sound by improving muscle flexibility and reducing strain.

Improves Posture: Tight intercostals and shoulder muscles can affect posture, leading to slouching or rounding of the shoulders. A back massage can help correct postural issues by releasing muscle tightness and encouraging better alignment, which can prevent the clicking and tightness from recurring.

Increases Blood Flow: Massaging the back and shoulders stimulates circulation, which helps to deliver oxygen and nutrients to the muscles and promotes healing. This can help reduce stiffness and improve muscle recovery, making it easier for the muscles to function properly.

Relieves Stress and Tension: Tension in the upper body can often be exacerbated by stress. A back massage promotes relaxation, helping to reduce overall muscle tension and alleviate discomfort caused by stress, which may be contributing to the clicking shoulders and tight intercostals.

Enhances Flexibility: Stretching and manipulating the muscles during a back massage can help improve flexibility in both the back and shoulders. This could reduce tightness in the intercostal muscles and improve shoulder mobility, potentially addressing the clicking issue.

Overall, a back massage targeting tight intercostals and shoulders can help improve comfort, function, and range of motion, making it an effective solution for these issues.

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Hey all I'm Shane known locally as shiatsu shane, a shiatsu and massage therapist practising out of a small village called in Dinnington in South Yorkshire, England. I'm a fully qualified and trained massage therapist that specialises in shiatsu! however over the years I’ve combined shiatsu along with other modalities such as Thai Massage, Fascial Release, Sports Massage to name just a few to create my own unique style of massage that sometimes I refer to as sports Shiatsu. I began training over 20 years ago at Bradford university were I learned various forms of massage and was introduced to shiatsu however after university I got a normal job working in a shop but something always kept pulling me back and in 2008 I began training again with the northern school of shiatsu, after 3 years training I registered with the Shiatsu Society and set up my own clinic and have since continued to learn all I can about the human body, energy and spirit in order to improve my own skills and help heal more people each year I see hundreds of clients from all over the country. In 2019 I discovered ASMR and found it was a way I can reach and connect with more people and thus help more people and have fun while doing it and the channel has been growing ever since... thank you to all those who continue to support the channel



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