Rotator Cuff
treatment in Bristol
Rotator cuff injuries — strains, tendinopathies, and partial tears — are among the most common shoulder problems. Massage addresses the soft tissue component of rotator cuff rehabilitation.
How massage helps with Rotator Cuff
- 1Releases tight infraspinatus and teres minor (external rotators)
- 2Works subscapularis and pectoralis minor contributing to impingement
- 3Improves glenohumeral mobility and reduces pain
- 4Addresses upper trapezius compensation patterns
- 5Supports tendon healing through improved circulation
- 6Reduces secondary muscle guarding around the shoulder
Techniques Used
- Deep tissue massage
- Rotator cuff release
- Shoulder mobilisation
- Trigger point therapy
Recommended Sessions
4–8 sessions alongside progressive shoulder rehabilitation
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