Sports Conditioning: Why It Matters for Recreational...
Key Highlights: Sports conditioning helps recreational athletes improve performance and…
Read More
Posted by Dr. Scott Wilson | 04-Apr-2014
Here’s a video from Dr. Jason Lemieux of Physiomed Oakville that demonstrates how to activate the lower portion of the trapezius muscle with two progressions from the basic movement.
An imbalance in your trapezius muscle, resulting from reciprocal inhibition, can cause the upper portion to dominate the rest which in turn can lead to everything from headaches and neck pain, to poor shoulder health. Strengthening your lower trapezius is an effective way to reduce this imbalance, decrease pain and improve overall shoulder health.

Key Highlights: Sports conditioning helps recreational athletes improve performance and…
Read More
Key Highlights: Mobility lets your joints move freely and safely…
Read More
Key Highlights: When to seek care often depends on persistent…
Read More
Key Highlights: Recurring pain often stems from incomplete recovery, movement…
Read More
Key Highlights: Delayed recovery occurs when an injury appears healed,…
Read More
Key Highlights: Persistent pain is discomfort that lasts for more…
Read More