When foam rolling to reduce muscle tightness and improve performance, many focus on the lower body, neglecting muscle groups in their top half. One of the most commonly forgotten areas is the chest which is important to stretch when undertaking training such as bench presses and other exercises which lead to tight chest muscles. In fact, our chest muscles work throughout physical activity.
Use a vibrating foam roller during your warm up and recovery routines will help to loosen your pectoral muscles when used effectively across the chest. The vibrating action combined with pressure applied helps to soften the connective tissue and enhance blood flow to the area.
But how do you use a foam roller for chest muscles? Just follow our simple video guide to show you the most effective and safe technique while using the legs and arms for support when rolling.
Watch the Pulseroll in action now.
Also find this post on our Google+ profile.
SHOP PULSEROLL MASSAGE GUNS
IGNITE Mini Massage Gun with Heat
Sale price£99.95
Regular price£149.95
LITE Mini Massage Gun
Sale price£89.95
Regular price£99.95
IGNITE Pro Massage Gun with Heat
Sale price£179.95
Regular price£249.95
Read More
Why Every Athlete Needs Pulseroll Cyclone Pro Boots in Their Recovery Arsenal
As athletes, we push our bodies to the limit day in and day out, striving to achieve peak performance and conquer new challenges. However, what many of us often overlook is the crucial role that r...
Do Massage Guns Reduce Cellulite?
Massage guns are commonly used for recovery, due to their many benefits associated with faster recovery from training. One, somewhat lesser-known benefit of massage guns is their ability to reduce ...