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How to strengthen scalene muscles - neck trigger points - scalene trigger points

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If you have muscle pain in the neck, arm or shoulder, the pain may be coming from the scalene muscles. Get the complete guide to neck pain relief at goo.gl/POu6Ql

This instructional video shows you how to strengthen scalene muscles. To get our entire video playlist for trigger points, go to youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZVRPg1iX7OcpetTFQOU…

The scalene muscles are prime contributors to thoracic outlet syndrome, neck, upper back, chest, shoulder, arm pain. When a person has a forward head posture, their scalene muscles are going to tighten up. This eventually leads to what we call trigger points, or more commonly known as 'muscle knots'.

The first part is to self treat the scalene muscles simply by using your hands and finding the muscle knots or trigger points that are producing your pain. If you find a spot, gently press into it for 30 seconds to a minute. The pain should begin to decrease.

Next, it's best to stretch the scalene muscle. We go through this in another video.

However, the most overlooked part of becoming pain free is to strengthen the scalene muscles. For long term relief, this will build up the endurance of the muscles.

To get a comprehensive, step by step instructions on how to treat your neck pain, including self treatments, stretching, strenghtening and prevention techiques, visit us at goo.gl/POu6Ql

Also make sure you subscribe to our Youtube channel! Our next video goes through 4 ways to perform neck strengthening exercises for trigger points at youtube.com/watch?v=tlnxqpvKjQY

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Wizard of Health published this 4:53 video tutorial on November 7, 2015. It has been watched 61,520 times on YouTube.

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