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How To Stop Bicep Pain After A WORKOUT!

August 31, 20233 min read

“I feel like a T-Rex .” - Bicep Tendonitis Patient

How To Stop Bicep Pain After A Workout

Are you tired of grappling with nagging bicep pain after a rigorous workout? We've all been there – that lingering discomfort that threatens to derail your fitness journey. But fear not! In this guide, we're diving into a repertoire of targeted stretches that promise to soothe those aching muscles and have you back in top form. Whether you're a seasoned fitness enthusiast or a casual gym-goer, these expert-approved stretches will promise relief while keeping you in the game.

1. The Wall-Stretch Delight

Image demonstrating bicep tendonitis stretch on wall

To perform the wall-stretch, you'll want to start by positioning your hand on the wall at the height of your shoulder, with your palm facing away. As you lean gently into the wall, the magic begins. A soothing, yet invigorating, pull courses through your bicep and forearm, providing instant relief. Hold this stretch for a mere 30 seconds and then let go, allowing the tension to melt away. But that's not all – the trick lies in repetition. Engage in this liberating ritual five times, and you'll find your bicep pain fading into oblivion.

2. Pec-Stretch

Image showing how to do a pec stretch for bicep tendonitis

Elevate your relief game by stretching out your pecs, an act that releases pressure from the front part of your shoulder. The key here is to raise your elbow to shoulder height, keeping your hand relaxed over your shoulder. Lean away from the wall and enjoy the sensation of tension dissipating. Hold for 30 seconds – the sweet spot of rejuvenation. Just as before, the charm lies in repetition. Go for it five times, and you'll marvel at the newfound freedom in your shoulder region.

3. Nerve Flossing

Picture showing how to do nerve flossing for bicep tendonitis

Now, let's address the intricate world of nerves and nerve flossing. Extend your hand forward, palm facing down, fingers daringly pointing away from your body. Feel the stretch as you turn your head and fingers away, all while maintaining your palm against the wall. This rhythmic movement, a dynamic stretch, promises to alleviate tension across your forearm, wrist, and even into your bicep. Embrace the pulse of this technique, repeating it 20 to 30 times. Don't be alarmed by a slight tingle – it's a sign of progress.

Bicep Rehab Course

For those battling bicep pain that's overstayed its welcome, we've got a game-changer: The Bicep Rehab Course. This online program is your roadmap to recovery, ushering you through a day-by-day journey of prevention and healing. Worried about surgery? Fret not. Our course is designed to steer you clear of unnecessary procedures and guard against future injuries. Find all the details in the links below.

Conclusion

Banishing post-workout bicep pain is within your grasp. The stretches outlined above are your secret weapons against discomfort, ensuring you can hit the gym or tackle your daily activities with renewed vigor. Remember, the key lies in consistency and proper technique. So, embrace these stretches, do the bicep rehab course if you've had pain for more than a month, and let's bid farewell to bicep pain together. Your journey towards pain-free arms starts now!

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Sincerely,

Dr. Jon Evans PT, DPT

Owner of YouFixPain.com & ProTailored Physical Therapy

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Dr. Jon Evans

Dr. Jon Evans earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Emory University in Atlanta, GA in 2011 and has his Bachelors in Exercise Science from Indiana University. He went on to complete a two year orthopedic physical therapy residency and has additional certification in vestibular rehabilitation from Emory University and training in Dry Needling. He worked in Atlanta for two years as a physical therapist and clinic director. He then moved overseas and worked alongside physiotherapists from New Zealand, South Africa, and the United Kingdom, allowing him to learn a wide array of treatment approaches not commonly offered in the United States. He also treated professional athletes in the Rugby 7s and ATP Tennis Tournaments. He Co-Founded ProTailored Physical Therapy in Fort Wayne, IN in 2015 with his wife, Vanessa Evans. His background in education and clinic experience from different parts of the world has created an excellent source for tailoring the appropriate treatment for each patient. He recently Founded You Fix Pain LLC to provide the best resources possible for people in pain that aren't ready to see a healthcare provider in person. In his free time, he enjoys relaxing with his wife and kids, traveling, and cooking. :)

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