Foam rolling curious? We thought so. Tune in, as Dimity and Adrienne Martini talk to Kolleen Riddick-Losch, senior master trainer for Trigger Point, about foam rolling basics, Kollen’s self-professed passion of myofascial release and their self-imposed 30-day foam rolling challenge.
The trio discuss:
—why foam rolling hydrates the body, increases range of motion, and decreases range of injury;
—the two body parts you can, “never go wrong foam rolling,” according to Kolleen;
—why PVC pipes and lacrosse balls should stay in hardware store or on fields; and
—the high + low points of Dimity + Adrienne’s 30-day foam rolling challenge.
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Listened to this at the gym this morning, because I wanted to learn more about foam rolling. Killeen said it’s important to foam roll before and after a run. Would this be considered dynamic stretching if used beforehand? Very informative podcast. Thank you.
Listened to this at the gym this morning, because I wanted to learn more about foam rolling. Killeen said it’s important to foam roll before and after a run. Would this be considered dynamic stretching if used beforehand? Thank you.