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How To Use A Massage Gun For Bicep Tendonitis

September 04, 20233 min read

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

How To Use A Massage Gun For Bicep Tendonitis

Are those persistent biceps pains and the vexing discomfort of biceps tendonitis slowing you down? There's a promising solution you need to explore – the art of using a massage gun. Join us in this insightful journey as we demystify the world of massage gun therapy and equip you with the knowledge to bid adieu to biceps pain.

Unveiling the Magic of Massage Guns

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A massage gun is a compact device that resembles a power tool, but it's designed to melt away your muscle tensions, not build furniture. That's the magic of a massage gun, and if used correctly, it can be your ticket to relief. Here's the scoop on how to wield this modern marvel to your advantage.

 Striking the Balance

Before you dive into the massage gun world, let's talk tactics. You're not here to cause more pain – discomfort, yes, but in a controlled and healing manner. It's all about finding the sweet spot. Opt for a massage gun that's not too hard, not too soft – think of it as the Goldilocks of massage gun firmness. Start on a light to medium setting; this is your gentle introduction to the world of soothing vibrations.

The Technique: Targeting the Bicep

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Imagine your bicep muscle as a duo – two heads forming the bulk. To get the best out of your massage gun rendezvous, place your arm on a table, palm up. Now, time to make friends with the gun. Glide it back and forth across your bicep muscle for a good one to two minutes. Embrace the discomfort, but keep it around a four or five on the intensity scale. This isn't a pain contest – it's a journey to relief.

The Sneaky Player: Brachialis

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Don't let this hidden gem escape your attention. The brachialis, nestled beneath the bicep, can be a secret source of discomfort. To tackle it, nudge the bicep aside gently, and let the massage gun work its magic. Thirty seconds to a minute is all you need here. It might feel like you're flirting with your bone, but what you're doing is addressing the brachialis, which could be a pain's sneaky accomplice.

Conclusion

In a world where relief is just a massage gun away, take charge of your healing journey. Embrace the buzz, tame the discomfort, and unlock the secret to biceps pain relief that's been waiting for you. Your pain-free days are closer than you think.

The stretches outlined in our previous blog article "Bicep Tendonitis Exercises" are also your secret weapons against discomfort, ensuring you can hit the gym or tackle your daily activities with renewed vigor. Avoid doing the exercises mentioned in this article 👉 avoid these exercises 👈 with bicep tendonitis. Remember, the key lies in consistency and proper technique. So, embrace loosening up your biceps and brachialis with the massage gun, do the 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!

Join our live YouTube sessions for additional insights and answers to your questions. Let's conquer bicep tendonitis together and embrace a pain-free, empowered lifestyle!

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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