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Old 01-09-2012, 02:37 PM #2
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Has anyone tried the Active Release Technique for your muscles. I had my first session last Thursday and paid for it over the next two days but seems to be better now.
You are doing the active release technique post surgery? How would they assess your scalene muscles being rock hard if they were removed? I am not surprised that there is scar tissue if there was a surgery. I could imagine that the technique is good for breaking it up. Did you find it helpful overall? Or is it too soon to tell?
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