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Office Ergonomics

Sore Neck

As promised in Back to the Office Part One, below are some stretches we find helpful to ease the tightness in your muscles, along with a brief background on the muscles they are trying to address.

 

 

 

Trapezius

  • This muscle originates from the:
    • Vertebrae of the upper neck.
  • It travels from there to insert on the:
    • Inside of the shoulder blade.
  • It has a role in moving the shoulder blade upwards.
  • As with the upper trapezius, this is a muscle we find can be particularly tight in people spending a lot of time stuck behind a computer screen. This muscle can refer pain into the:
    • Base of the neck.
    • Top of the shoulder.

 

The Stretches

 

Here is a short video of a couple of stretches we find beneficial for these muscles:

 

If you have suffered an injury or are experiencing pain, please follow up with your doctor or a qualified health professional for an appropriate assessment prior to beginning any type of exercise or treatment program.

 

 

 

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