Rhomboid Trigger Point Exercise

Posted June 3, 2015

Rhomboid Trigger Point Exercise

In this video POGO Physiotherapist Brad Beer demonstrates how to trigger the commonly tight rhomboid muscles, using a trigger point device (the Pocket Physio).

Area Targeted

Rhomboid muscles between the shoulder blades.

How to Perform the Exercise

Place the pocket physio on the floor
find the tight spot and place the point of the pocket physio there
place your body weight down onto it
hold for 30-40 seconds per point
move to different points as necessary
Spend 2-3 minutes on each side for most effectiveness

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body-weight, exercise, physio, physio gold coast, physiotherapy, rhomboid muscles, shoulder blades, shoulder pain, Trigger point

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