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The levator scapulae stretch helps relieve tension in the muscle, which runs from the cervical spine to the upper part of the scapula. To do this stretch, start by sitting or standing upright with your back straight. Rotate your head about 45 degrees to one side, looking toward your shoulder. Tuck your chin slightly and slowly bring your head down toward your armpit. Use your hand on the same side as the direction you’re moving to gently apply downward pressure on the back of your head to deepen

Levator Scap Stretch 💫 Feeling the computer grind or waking up with a kinked neck? This levator scap stretch is your go-to for easing tension. Instead of the standard head-down-and-away method, try adding a bit of upward rotation for that extra oomph! (If you have other shoulder issues, just keep your arm down.) Tap & hold the screen to pause for instructions. Like it? Share it! 💕 #neckpain #desklife #stretching #mobility #workfromhome #yoga #chirostudent | Dr. Katie Clare

Neck Pain? Let's Work It Out!– The Levator Scapulae muscle can be a real pain in the neck (pun intended). This muscle connects the top inside corner of the shoulder blade to the neck. This is one of my favorite exercises for loosening up this pesky muscle and improving mobility around the neck and shoulders. . . #physicaltherapy #pt #fitness #fitnesstips #mobility #flexibility #exerciseroutine #exercise #workoutroutine #easyworkout #neckpain #shoulderworkout #shoulderpain | The PT Initiative