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Hello, my Loves.

Thank you for rolling with me today! We've got the upper back, rotator cuff, chest, shoulders, neck and head in this class. If you can spare the time, it's so worth it and you'll feel SO DIFFERENT than you did before starting this 40 minute journey. I noticed so much softness in my shoulder and upper back after the first side, and by the time I'd done both, they felt even. 

I clipped the mic into my hair for this class so that I could roll my jaw and neck freely without moving it, so there is a bit more of an echo in my audio than normal. I hope you forgive me. 🥰️ Here's what's inside:

- upper back

- ribcage and diaphragm release 

- lats 

- rotator cuff

- triceps

- pecs

- upper traps

- neck

- jaw and head

Make sure to put on a drippy playlist for your parasympathetic nervous system to respond to. ;)

Love,

Maggie

Comments

Melinda Gammon

What about the front of the neck? I don’t mean straight on, but if I’m on my side is it safe to roll towards the front? I find that area really sensational but am not sure if that is a bad idea given the arteries/veins/nerves there. Is it sort of like the arm pit? Best to leave alone?

Melinda Gammon

Similar question about breast tissue. Mine are dense (ropey) but very…flexible. They are often sore because of menopause, so rolling on them actually feels productive. Is that a safe move?

Maggie | Release Technique

Hey Melinda! I love veering toward the front of the neck! In fact, I encourage it in the neck technique, linked here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/78162127?utm_campaign=postshare_creator As long as you stay out of your throat, you’re good!

Maggie | Release Technique

Hmmm, there is a ton of value in rolling around the breast…the pecs, the serratus anterior, etc. there are bigtime postural muscles under your breasts, but to be safe, we won’t put pressure on your areola. Otherwise the breast tissue moves around enough for you to work the muscles below it. But use a soft roller if you’re tender!