Myofascial Release in Mooresville
Tight muscle is not always a muscle problem. Often the trouble sits in the fascia, the thin connective tissue that wraps and supports every muscle, bone, and organ. When fascia binds down, it pulls, it aches, and it limits how you move.
Myofascial release works that tissue directly. Dr. John Dudley applies steady, gentle pressure or a slow stretch to the bound area until the fascia lets go. As it releases, the pull eases and motion returns.
It pairs naturally with the adjustment. The adjustment frees the joint, the myofascial work releases the soft tissue around it, and the two together hold longer than either one alone.
Manual adjustment
Instrument adjustment
Vibracussor therapy
Ultrasound therapy
Intersegmental traction
Interferential therapy
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Schedule an appointmentor call 704-663-2010Common questions
What does myofascial release feel like?
A steady, gentle pressure or slow stretch on the tight area. Most people feel the tension ease as the tissue releases.
How is fascia different from muscle?
Fascia is the connective tissue that wraps and supports muscle. When it binds down, it causes tightness and aching that working the muscle alone does not fix.
This page is general education, not medical advice.
