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The SCM muscle is typically a culprit in neck pain and headaches. Like many of the other neck flexor muscles, the SCM is often weak. Our usage of cell phones is hindering the activity of the muscles on the front of our necks.

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3 Ways to Relax Your Sternocleidomastoid - wikiHow

Ever feel pain or tension in your neck even though you've just been sitting all day? Holding up your head is a lot of work and, like other muscles, your sternocleidomastoid (SCM) is prone to tension and spasms. The SCM muscles run along...

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Trigger Point Therapy - Treating the Scalenes – Nielasher.com

Scalenes - Common Trigger Point Sites Treating Scalenes trigger points can bring fast relief for some common painful disorders Treating Scalenes Trigge...

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The sternocleidomastoid muscle (SCM) tends to indirectly get tight when your head is tilted down looking at object. The superior trapezoid and legator scapulae muscles will try to hold the weight of your head by cocontracting with the SCM. If you work at a computer, avoid this issue by keeping your monitors at eye level.

The sternocleidomastoid muscle (SCM) tends to indirectly get tight when your head is tilted down looking at object. The superior trapezoid and legator scapulae muscles will try to hold the weight of your head by cocontracting with the SCM. If you work at a computer, avoid this issue by keeping your monitors at eye level.

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neck muscles pain and how to release it | Pain in the Neck

No, I'm not talking about your boss, your homework, being stuck in traffic or even all the things on your to do list. I'm talking about the tightness between your shoulders that can cause pain up into your head, down your arms, sometimes in your chest and can even feel like a sharp pain deep in your inner ear. To explain how and why this happens, let me start with an anatomy lesson. The main muscle group involved is called the trapezius. It is so named due to its trapezoid shape, like a…

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Sternocleidomastoideus (SCM) Trigger Points

Treating neck stiffness and pain with torsional release technique - Dr. Jonathan Kuttner NAT Trigger Point Master Course All Home Study Courses Long last...

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an image of the muscles and their superficials in a man's face,

Masseter|Origin: zygomatic arch Insertion: mandible Action: elevates mandible, closes jawTemporalis|Origin: temporal lines of parietal Insertion: coronoid process of mandible Action: elevates mandible, closes jaw

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Natalia Gigengak | Natural Face Rejuvenation | 🔥REDUCE NASOLABIAL FOLDS🔥 The main causes of nasolabial folds 👇 🔸The tension of mimic muscles of the central part of the face. 🔸Fat pads… | Instagram

Natalia Gigengak | Natural Face Rejuvenation | 🔥REDUCE NASOLABIAL FOLDS🔥 The main causes of nasolabial folds 👇 🔸The tension of mimic muscles of the central part of the face. 🔸Fat pads… | Instagram

a woman with her back turned to the side, and showing muscles that are highlighted

With all of the mobility work you do as a Crossfitter, do you ever wonder what's actually happening with your body as you go through each different stretch? You can feel the pulling, popping, cracking, and loosening, but can you pinpoint exactly which muscles are being worked? This amazing illustrated guide by David Wolfe shows you exactly which muscle groups are being stretched for a wide variety of common stretches. Use this guide to help you target areas of your body that need to be…

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