Neck STILL Tight? [Fix Neck And Trapezius Pain FOR GOOD!]
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Published4 months ago
Duration9:06
Video IDkKS5m2aVxjQ
Languageen
CategoryPeople & Blogs
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
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Views2.3K
Likes232
Comments18
Engagement Rate10.66%
Likes per 100 views9.89
Comments per 1K views7.67
Video Tags
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Description
Fix neck pain and upper trapezius tightness FOR GOOD with the exercises in this video! Effective stretches and exercises you can do at home to eliminate tightness and pain in your neck and upper shoulders. Led by a physical therapist to help you get maximum benefit and pain relief.
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FIX YOUR NECK AND SHOULDER MUSCLE KNOTS: https://youtu.be/xAcDV8w6W7Y
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MELT AWAY UPPER TRAP TENSION: https://youtu.be/4px5_RzXmqU
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5-MIN FOLLOW ALONG FOR FAST NECK PAIN RELIEF: https://youtu.be/T64es5lGZr8
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đ€ WHY DOES MY NECK AND UPPER TRAPS HURT?
Most neck and upper trapezius pain is caused by poor posture and muscle imbalance. When you sit with forward head posture or rounded shoulders, your upper traps become overactive while the lower traps and serratus anterior become underactive. This imbalance creates tension, fatigue, and that constant âtightâ feeling in your neck and shoulders.
đ WHY DOES MY NECK PAIN COME BACK AFTER STRETCHING?
Stretching may temporarily reduce tension, but if the underlying muscle imbalance isnât corrected, the tightness returns. When the upper traps keep compensating for weak stabilizing muscles, they remain overloaded. Thatâs why you need strengthening and activation exercises to fix the problem at its source.
đȘ BEST EXERCISES TO FIX TIGHT NECK AND UPPER TRAPS
The key to permanent relief is improving posture, restoring thoracic mobility, and strengthening the muscles that properly support your neck and shoulders. The exercises in this video are designed to reduce overactivity in the upper traps while activating the lower traps and serratus anterior to create balanced, pain-free movement.
đ EXERCISES IN THIS VIDEO
Shoulder Rolls
Thoracic Extension Mobilization
Y Raises
Wall Slides
Chin Tucks
TIME STAMPS IN THIS VIDEO
0:00 Fix Neck And Shoulder Tightness
1:38 Traps Relaxation
2:31 Thoracic Mobility
3:58 Lower Traps
5:18 Serratus Anterior
7:07 Donât Miss This
7:38 Deep Neck Flexors
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