With excessive gripping in grappling, you can develop tenderness and even tension/tightness in the forearm muscles. This technique of using a Lacrosse ball or roller to address trigger points (tightened/restricted muscles) can be helpful with recovery and reducing soreness.

Its vital to think of this concept in conjunction with an adequate warm-up, stretching, opposing muscle strengthening, and activity modification.

I prefer to do this after training, but can also be utilized before a training session as well.

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The traditional trigger point release technique with applying pressure with a Lacrosse ball or a mobility ball is useful and beneficial.

But in this video I demonstrate a variation that I feel adds a compenent that is even more effective.

The “pin and stretch” technique does a really great job at pinning the muscle and elongating it with movement. You “tack” the tissue down and then increase the stretch through movement.

This has been a go-to of mine with various tender or restricted muscle groups. Its quick and useful! Give it a try!

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In this video, I review the “Pso-Rite” product and how to use this device for trigger point release of the psoas muscle.

We discuss the location and function of the psoas muscle and why it can be a problematic muscle for a jiu-jitsu practitioner.

The Psoas muscle also effects hip mobility as well as can lead to hip and low back pain as this muscle can be inherently tight in jiu-jitsu practitioners.

Releasing the Psoas muscle with a tool such as the Pos-Rite will lead to improvement in hip and low back pain, improved hip and back mobility, and will also assist with recovery for BJJ.

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The “High Baller” is a self myofascial or trigger point release tool. I tried the device out to see how it may be beneficial in releasing tight or restricted tissue in the body as well as what makes it different. You can get these devices on
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Overall I really liked the variability and adjustment of the device to get different areas of the body.
Useful and something that can be integrated into your rehab or maintenance program for BJJ.

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