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The truth about Upper Trapezius

August 26, 2013 by Paul

Leading Physiotherapist Mark Comerford dispels the myth that an ‘overactive’ Upper Trapezius is responsible for shoulder and neck pain. The truth is actually the reverse.

Read our post on the subject which shows you how to improve the function of your upper trapezius to reduce shoulder and neck pain.

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