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Why You Keep Getting the Same Knot in the Same Spot

Why You Keep Getting the Same Knot in the Same Spot

by Erin Sharpton | Sep 14, 2026 | Massage Articles

You stretch, rub, and dig into the same spot on your neck, shoulder blades, arms, or legs all the time. That annoying little spot goes away, but it always comes back. So why won’t the same “knot” stay away? What is a muscle knot anyways? How can you...
Why One Shoulder is Higher Than the Other

Why One Shoulder is Higher Than the Other

by Erin Sharpton | Aug 17, 2026 | Massage Articles

You’re getting ready for work one morning when you look into the mirror and notice something weird. It looks like you are leaning to the side… but you aren’t. You adjust your feet, just in case, and stand as straight as possible. Nope. Still looks...
Why Stretching Isn’t Fixing Your Tight Muscles

Why Stretching Isn’t Fixing Your Tight Muscles

by Erin Sharpton | Jul 15, 2026 | Massage Articles

You wake up each morning and try to stretch out the pain from sleeping wrong. You stretch at your desk throughout the day because your back feels tight and your neck muscles won’t seem to relax. You go to yoga after work a few times a week because eventually,...
How Often Should You Really Get a Massage?

How Often Should You Really Get a Massage?

by Erin Sharpton | Jun 13, 2026 | Massage Articles

In 2026 we live in a world full of “self care routine’s.” Everyone has to have the best skin serum, a super complicated workout schedule, wake up at 4am, drink their greens, and the list goes on and on. While some of these things may be good for you...
Why Your Pain Moves: Referred Pain Explained

Why Your Pain Moves: Referred Pain Explained

by Erin Sharpton | May 15, 2026 | Massage Articles

It happens to us all as we get older. Your neck hurts, which makes your shoulders hurt, which can radiate down your back or arms and then just seems to become a chain of never ending problems. Where is the pain starting? Where is it ending?! This is actually called...
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