Prolific Wellness Touch

04/11/2026

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04/03/2026

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03/26/2026

I think she’ll be okay !

03/24/2026

You keep rubbing your neck… but that’s not the problem.

That tension you feel?

It didn’t just appear there.

Your neck is compensating for everything around it
tight traps, overworked shoulders, restricted lats.

So you stretch it.
You crack it.
You massage the same spot over and over…

And it keeps coming back.

Because you’re treating the symptom not the source.

Real relief comes from addressing the full chain.

Not just where it hurts… but what’s causing it.

This is why one area work isn’t enough.

This is corrective neuromuscular therapy.

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03/21/2026

You’re ignoring one of the most important muscles in your lower leg.

The tibialis anterior plays a major role in how your foot moves and how your body absorbs impact.

Every step you take, it helps control your foot as it hits the ground.

When this muscle is tight or overworked, you may notice:
• shin splints
• foot fatigue
• arch discomfort
• ankle stiffness
• pain when walking or working out

Most people only focus on their calves or the bottom of the foot.

But if this muscle isn’t functioning properly, the entire lower leg and foot have to compensate.

Treat the source — not just the symptoms.

This is corrective neuromuscular therapy.

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03/04/2026

03/04/2026

Delayed onset muscle soreness.. Good or bad ?? GOOD!

03/03/2026

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03/02/2026

Muscles Treated in video : Hamstrings

• The semimembranosus is grouped together with the semitendinosus and biceps femoris muscles to form the hamstring group, located on the posterior thigh
• The semimembranosus is the widest, deepest, and most medial of the three hamstring muscles
• The semitendinosus, along with the other hamstring muscles, crosses both the hip joint and the knee joint
• Hamstring strains (tears) are common injuries, especially in athletes, and typically heal slowly
• The semitendinosus, along with the sartorius and the gracilis muscles, attaches into the pes anserine (meaning goose foot in Latin) tendon
• The biceps femoris is the most lateral of the three hamstring muscles

• Long-term overuse and degeneration of the biceps tendon are typically the causes of biceps femoris tendinopathy. Symptoms include discomfort and swelling on the lateral side of the posterior knee where the tendon inserts onto the fibular head

03/02/2026

That spot you keep trying to crack? It’s this.

You know the one.

Right between your shoulder blade and spine.
You twist. You stretch. You roll on a ball.

It feels good for 5 minutes… then it comes right back.

That’s usually a deep trigger point in the rhomboids.

When these muscles stay tight:
• Your shoulder blade can’t glide properly
• Your neck starts compensating
• Mid-back tension builds up
• You constantly feel like you need someone to “crack it”

Stretching won’t fully fix a bound trigger point.

You have to release the tissue underneath and restore movement — not just chase the pop.

This is corrective neuromuscular therapy.

Not fluff. Not relaxation. Real relief.

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03/02/2026

Muscles treated in video : Quadratus lumborum

•Known as the “hip hiker” since one of the actions is to elevate the pelvis
•A deep muscle which helps form the posterior abdominal wall
•Dysfunction in the quadratus lumborum can contribute to low-back pain and postural imbalances

•Action:Unilaterally:
Elevates (laterally tilts) the pelvis
•Action:Unilaterally: Laterally flexes the vertebral column