03/14/2026
The shoulder does more work than most people realize.
When the supraspinatus and infraspinatus become overworked or irritated, it can lead to persistent shoulder and upper back pain that people simply learn to live with.
This session focused on restoring those tissues using a layered approach to muscle recovery — combining cupping, dry needling, targeted trigger point therapy, neuromuscular recovery work, and low-level light therapy.
Because real recovery isn’t about chasing symptoms.
It’s about restoring how the body moves and heals.
If your shoulder, neck, or upper back pain has become your “normal,” it may be time to look deeper.
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