Self-Massage For Your Neck & Shoulders
Have you ever had the burning ache in your neck and shoulders as you were working on your computer and yearn for someone to give you a nice, strong massage to ease the strain? Why wait? You can do them on your own now!
A self shoulder and neck massage enables you to take a little break from your work. The kneading motions improve circulation in the fatigued muscles, helping the muscles to relax. It can also help to reduce tension and anxiety, promoting a sense of relaxation. You may also want to consider doing some stretching exercises to complement the massages.
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Here is a video that shows you how to massage your ache away. Anyone who stays in a static posture for about an hour or more will benefit from this.
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