The Trapezius Muscle And Computer Posture
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David explains why posture typical of sitting at the computer can cause neck and shoulder pain. He explains why the upper trapezius muscle is often involved.
David explains why posture typical of sitting at the computer can cause neck and shoulder pain. He explains why the upper trapezius muscle is often involved.
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To keep things in balance in the body we nearly always have a muscle that is assisting or opposing any action. In this article David explains how we describe these relationships between muscles.