Releasing back tension

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If you've ever experienced the agony of a tensed and tight trapezius muscle, you know how debilitating it can be. It affects the whole upper back. The throbbing pain, the tightness in your head and

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Feeling nagging upper back tension and pain? This yoga quickie will focus on strengthening and stretching the areas that get the most stress during daily activities: shoulders, upper back, and neck. This yoga sequence for upper back tension is: ✔ Short ✔ Effective ✔ All-levels-friendly Open Shoulders Yoga, Upper Body Yoga Stretch, Yoga For Your Back, Shoulder Openers Yoga, Yoga Shoulder Stretches, Yoga For Upper Back, Yoga For Shoulders, Back Yoga Stretches, Shoulder Yoga

Feeling nagging upper back tension and pain? This yoga quickie will focus on strengthening and stretching the areas that get the most stress during daily activities: shoulders, upper back, and neck. This yoga sequence for upper back tension is: ✔ Short ✔ Effective ✔ All-levels-friendly

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Sometimes the best tension release we can give ourselves is to acknowledge how we’re feeling. Simply stating “I feel a lot of tension in my neck and shoulders today”, “I’m stressed about...” or “I’m feeling angry” can release tension in our physiology.  For moments when you notice stress resulting in built up tension, here are a few things you can do for some release and relief that take less than 5 minutes! Looking for more practical tips? Follow The Conflict Center on Instagram @conflictcenter Feeling Angry, Tension Release, Tension Relief, Mental Health Facts, Release Tension, Reduce Tension, Gentle Yoga, Social Emotional Skills, Self Massage

Sometimes the best tension release we can give ourselves is to acknowledge how we’re feeling. Simply stating “I feel a lot of tension in my neck and shoulders today”, “I’m stressed about...” or “I’m feeling angry” can release tension in our physiology. For moments when you notice stress resulting in built up tension, here are a few things you can do for some release and relief that take less than 5 minutes! Looking for more practical tips? Follow The Conflict Center on Instagram…

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