WHY ARE MY UPPER TRAPS ALWAYS TIGHT

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Persistent tightness and pain in the upper trap is an extremely common issue. However, typical methods such as stretching, using a massage gun and rolling it out with a ball only provide temporary relief. We will break down why this is, and what is the underpinning cause of the tightness. Also explain why exercising the muscle will help them relax, not become more tight which is a common misconception.
3 Reasons whey you Traps are Tight:
1) Being told that you need to have your shoulder blades, "down and back" to have proper posture. When you do this, you are required to contract your trap muscles to hold the shoulder blades in this positions and over time this caused the muscles to fatique and become 'tight." If you don't believe us, try squeeze your hand hard and hold if for several minutes, see how if feels. Now imagine doing that all day long.
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Timeline:
0:00 Start
0:07 Introduction
0:20 Cause 1
1:50 Cause 2
2:47 Cause 3
3:31 Correct Dosage
4:00 Exercise Option
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