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I have done the tennis ball massage that is mentioned in the link Mrs. D gave above on trigger points for my upper back/shoulder and it works amazing.
In fact it feels and works so good, that sometimes I have left rug burn sort of rashes on my skin from doing it too long--it was worth the rash.
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