Get Ready To Roll
Good Health Magazine Australia|October 2018

If You Want To Maximise Your Workout Or Simply Ease Away Aches And Tension, Then Meet Your Next Foam Friend

Lucy Gornall
Get Ready To Roll

R-E-C-O-V-E-R-Y. If you’re doing any physical activity, you need to factor in this sometimes painful activity. Why? Personal trainer Dave Jordan says that foam rolling areas of our body releases pressure and breaks down knots in our muscles, connective tissue and fascia. “As a result it can reduce the risk of injury, increase flexibility, improve circulation and performance and reduce muscle soreness.” Once you’ve got over the initial pain it’s addictive! No, really!

So how do we know when to roll? “Once you start applying your weight to the roller, the areas of tension will show themselves by being painful – these are the spots you need to spend the most time on,” he says. Dave suggests working on these five key areas…

FOAM-ROLLING MOVES

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