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This technique lets you target muscle knots and restricted connective tissue right in your living space

You can utilize foam rollers, lacrosse balls, or standard tennis balls to target restricted fascia and muscle fibers

By releasing trapped tissue, SMR stimulates blood delivery and helps diminish post-exercise discomfort

Pay attention to any spots that feel unusually hard or resistant to movement

Typical trouble zones are the IT band, glutes, pecs, neck, and plantar fascia

Your body will tell you when it’s ready for more intensity—listen carefully

If it feels like a needle or burning, you’re applying too much pressure

If you feel pain stop immediately

Place the foam roller directly beneath the area you want to release—keep your spine neutral

Use your arms or other limbs to support your body weight and slowly roll back and forth over the area

Move deliberately—speed defeats the purpose of releasing fascia

When you find a tender spot, pause and hold the pressure for 20 to 30 seconds

Tension often lingers when you hold your breath—stay rhythmic and calm

You may feel the tension release after a few moments

Choose a ball with the right density for your sensitivity level

Place the ball against a wall or the floor and gently lean into it

Scan systematically—don’t rush the search

Ideal for releasing trigger points in the upper traps and lats

Use it post-workout to aid recovery or on active recovery days to maintain mobility

If you’re short on time, prioritize your most restricted areas

Doing it regularly—even a few times a week—can lead to noticeable improvements in flexibility and reduced muscle stiffness

Aim for at least 8–12 ounces before and after your session

Water helps your tissues recover and improves the effectiveness of the release

Wipe down the roller or ball after each use for hygiene and safety

It’s a self-care tool, not a cure for injury or 小倉南区 整体 disease

Speak with your physical therapist, chiropractor, or doctor first

It’s affordable, accessible, and effective for most people