How can I get a stress knot out of my shoulder on a daily basis without the expense of a professional massage?


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Posture, Posture, Posture! Are you sitting at a desk all day? Working at a computer all day? On the phone all day? Make sure your work environment is set up ergonomically. Make sure your computer monitor is at eye level, get a headset for your phone, make sure your chair has a lumber support, make sure your feet are flat on the floor or better yet get a wedge so they are at a slight incline, etc. Most tight, sore, knotty muscles come from poor posture or un-ergonomic working conditions rather than stress. See a chiropractor, he or she will be able to teach you how to correct your posture with simple exercises and will be able to give you specific ergonomic advice on your working conditions.

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step 1) aquire a boyfriend
step 2) ask him to give you a massage

Apply some heat and/or lay on the floor with a tennis ball under your shoulder. Shrug your shoulder and move around a little to get the ball to work out the tension.

Start dating a massage therapist or have your significant other enroll in classes for it.

try a heat pack and get in the habit of using relaxation techniques

Learn yoga. It'll help you get the stress knots out of your entire body.

Get your boy/girlfriend to give you a massage for free. If you don't have one, ask your mother.

You could try trigger point therapy

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