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Presented by Yvonne Diment: BSc (Hons), DipASK, RawDips, DipVCCT, ITEC, VTCT, PGCE

A clear, comprehensive learning and revision resource DVD. With detailed demonstrations of muscle tests and extra practice techniques. Includes optional muscle name captions. £19.99 plus P+P. For more info email: info@eyedia.co.uk

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Learn how to use the foam roller to self massage the piriformis muscle in the hip.

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Learn how to use the foam roller to self massage the piriformis muscle in the hip.

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Get RELIEF from tight IT Bands, piriformis muscles and Glutes. Learn tips and tricks not possible with regular Massage Balls or Foam Rollers.

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Piriformis Stretch: is helpful for individuals with low back pain including sciatica. It is considered by many the best stretch that can be performed to help reduce low back pain, no matter what low back condition an individual may have. The piriformis muscle, also know as an external hip rotator, will alter gait and causes many to walk “duck footed”. Furthermore, it can cause low back pain when tight by pressuring the sciatic nerve, as this nerve on most of the population travels through the piriformis muscle.

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