How to Foam Roll Your Upper-Back to Melt Tension Away | The Right Way | Well+Good

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Foam rolling is one of the best ways you can mobilize and stretch the muscles in your upper back. Plus, if you find yourself sitting at your desk all day this is one of the best ways to stretch out and open up your back. Follow along with Chloe as she shows you the right way to get the most out of your foam roller.
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[@albertjuarez7142]

thanks great advice on my routine. so much better. back pain has decreased so much.

[@Urbanbarbie943]

Thank you for this demo.

[@mrwes100]

I could listen to you for hours! Thank you.

[@Wellandgood]

Have you checked out Chloe's latest workout?
We think you'll love it: ua-cam.com/video/k8BRGvSrpn8/v-deo.html

[@tanii1356]

Ur videos was really good and informative, I was doing most of the wrong techniques and the right one feels way better.

[@dilairmustafa8015]

Thanks so much, my physio recommended these 2 exercises for my stiff shoulders without the bit about the head support. When I tried to them at home my neck didn't feel right, so instinctively I started supporting my neck with my hands, but kept wondering if that reduces the benefits of the exercises. But seeing your video made feel confident of doing them the right way.
You are a legend😊.

[@earth6275]

Thank u so much Chloe🎉😊!!!!
I really needed this
I just got my first foam roller and have back pain 🙌

[@abigailstaab5103]

Great video. It made my upper back feel much better.

[@shiranotes]

Thank you!

[@carolyncoarsey691]

Thanks I will try it!

[@mpihri]

thank you!!!

[@rachelduckett3408]

Chloe!!🍉🌻♥️🤸🏼 Thank you!! ~ that was incredibly simple & safe technique Well done and totally awesome🫶🏼🌸 I look forward to more videos. I love Pilates too!

[@easyexcercises6016]

Your vedios are really very helpful plus your jolly nature is an add on to it. I would request you to make many more vedios on foam rolling.

[@AladdinBinLaden]

Thanks girl

[@SuperMillie1969]

Thank you 😇🙏🏻❤️

[@nasseralzahrani5317]

Thanks 👍

[@amprecon43]

I’ve had my roller for a while and never used it but today I just had to try something more for my back pain sure hope it helps

[@blade78]

Good tips

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Stretching keeps the muscles flexible, strong, and healthy👍

[@RosalynKahn]

Love it ! Thanks feels great

[@sherene5384]

Thank you. This is so useful. I struggle to maintain a work out routine but this is really helpful and easy to follow through. Just bought a foam roller.

[@mikescott7000]

I think I'm in ❤

[@deathpulserationale]

damn,, got immediate relief using your method

[@PrincessaJennie1999]

Do you recommend this with people who had spinal surgery, such as people who needed surgery due to scoliosis?

[@mad8805]

I have an extremely stiff back and neck, I’ve had back pain since I was like 9 y/o and a foam roller feels like a literal rock beneath me. It HURTS but I just do it super slowly and take rests so I’m not having sharp pain or anything and gradually let my back open up. I just need to figure out how to loosen my neck. I’m a college student so I’m constantly looking down at notes and books so good posture is kinda thrown to the wind. I’d like to start doing daily neck/back stretches but I haven’t found any helpful neck ones yet. This vid was really helpful for my back tho

[@EYBeats]

If you sit down for too long look into the UCS stretches and strength exercises. Might help

[@FithriyaaniRashidi]

1:39 thank you

[@aldahoodiahmed6739]

I have a question about ?
Patient takes his right shoulder at the back side by putting weight on left forearm and thus, weight is distributed on both upper limb

[@sopihadown8511]

Hi Chloe, what brand is that blue foam roller you are using and where can I purchase from?

[@QueenMeltyBeadz]

Amazon

[@RollgaHealth]

Have you tried the Rollga foam roller? It works so much BETTER then the one in this video.

[@melissab3038]

Except if you’ve had 5 back surgeries and can no longer get on the floor.
Can you make another video showing how to use the foam roller against the wall?

[@mirameijer9241]

How long should you be rolling and how often?

[@TT-tv2qf]

I'm no expert but i think 24/7

[@samoasilasila5782]

Every thing reminds me of her

[@scorpioluv74]

Not the correct way.

[@jamesjenkinsjr.978]

Thanks, great job . First Approach EA Worksite Wellness LLC COO.

[@EddieCortado]

I’m guilty of rolling all the wrong ways! No wonder my neck is so tight, I was rolling for upper back pain but straining my neck in the process. But this makes much more sense. 🫠