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  • ISBN-10: 1119757320
  • ISBN-13: 9781119757320
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 432 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 231x185x25 mm, kaal: 680 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 18-Feb-2021
  • Kirjastus: For Dummies
  • ISBN-10: 1119757320
  • ISBN-13: 9781119757320
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A four color, step-by-step guide to end pain, prevent injury and&;get fit&;using your foam roller  

Foam rolling is not just a fad; if you’re active in sport or work out regularly, you know how crucial it is to keep your muscles limber and pain-free to stay active and mobile.  As a form of Myofascial Release Therapy, foam rolling is an effective technique for unlocking your tight muscles and restrictive myofascial connective tissue. Foam rolling helps increase your overall body mobility and joint range of  motion, decreases pain and shortens recovery times—and it generally supercharges your body to reap the benefits of your active lifestyle!  

Written in an easy-to-follow, no-jargon style by NFL physical therapist and trainer for 26 years Mike Ryan, Foam Rolling For Dummies shares proven roller tips usually reserved for professional athletes to help you quickly restore healthy harmony between your muscles and joints. Once you know the science behind foam rolling, you’ll understand how to use specific body-rolling techniques to address specific problems and goals, whether they’re eliminating painful muscle trigger points, loosening tight fascia, improving body flexibility, or just relaxing muscles faster after a workout.  

  • Enhance athletic performance 
  • Improve injury prevention 
  • Learn rapid roller techniques 
  • Manage fibromyalgia 
  • Reduce soft tissue injuries 
  • Understand your myofascial system 
  • Reduce painful muscles 

Whether you want to maximize your fitness program, manage your muscle pain or pursue other health goals, this guide puts on a roll for an enhanced body—and an enhanced life.

Introduction 1(1)
About This Book 1(1)
Foolish Assumptions 2(1)
Icons Used in This Book 3(1)
Beyond the Book 4(1)
Where to Go from Here 4(1)
PART 1 Getting Started With Rolling
5(60)
Chapter 1 Rolling For Life
7(12)
The Mind of an All-Pro Roller
8(1)
Rollers 101
8(1)
Getting Under Your Skin
9(1)
Key Questions for You
10(4)
How do I unlock my thigh and hamstrings muscles?
10(1)
Why do my lower legs always seem to be my troublemaking "Achilles heels"?
11(1)
If I could make my lower back and hips pain-free, would it make my life easier and more fun?
12(1)
How can I improve my posture to relax my chest, upper back, and neck?
13(1)
How can I eliminate my shoulder and arm pain with a small roller ball?
13(1)
Working Out with Rollers
14(1)
Using Rollers to Manage Your Injuries
15(2)
Preventing Injuries with Roller Treatments
17(2)
Chapter 2 Choosing The Right Roller(S) For You
19(18)
Not All Rollers Are Created Equal
20(8)
Circular rollers: Keeping it simple
21(1)
Multi-pattern design rollers
22(1)
Vibrating rollers
23(3)
Roller balls
26(1)
Half rollers
27(1)
Travel rollers
28(1)
Other Equipment You May Want
28(7)
Handheld rollers
29(1)
Handheld massager
30(1)
Yoga mat
31(1)
Chair and balance dowel
32(1)
Pad and pillows
33(1)
Stretch bands
34(1)
Resistance bands
34(1)
Finding a Roller to Meet Your Needs
35(2)
Chapter 3 Finding The "Perfect" Roller Launch Pad
37(8)
Improvising in Unique Roller Settings
38(1)
Finding a Relaxing "Roller Rink"
39(1)
Having Enough Room to Roll
40(2)
Other Tips to Rolling Right
42(1)
Padding and Pressure Relief
43(2)
Chapter 4 Caring For Your Roller
45(8)
Cleaning Your Roller: Illness Prevention 101
45(3)
Understanding What's Good and Bad About the Covering on Your Roller
48(1)
Storing Your Roller
49(4)
Chapter 5 Roller Safety 101
53(12)
Assessing the Safety of Your Roller Rink
53(5)
Rolling surface
54(1)
Roller rink real estate
55(1)
Objects in the roller rink
55(1)
Objects positioned over the roller rink
55(1)
Objects landing in the roller rink
55(3)
Who Should Not Be a Roller
58(1)
What Not to Roll
59(2)
Avoiding Injury on a Roller
61(4)
PART 2 ROLLING THE RIGHT WAY r
65(46)
Chapter 6 Timing Is Everything: When And When Not To Roll
67(12)
Knowing When to Roll
68(7)
Best times to roll
69(3)
Pre-sleep rolling tips
72(3)
Knowing When Not to Roll
75(4)
Listening to a painful injury
75(3)
Rolling warning signs you should never ignore
78(1)
Chapter 7 Warming Up Your Body For The Roller
79(6)
Preparing Your Entire Body for the Roller
79(2)
Warming Up Your Mind Before Rolling
81(2)
Getting the Rolling Site Ready for Contact
83(2)
Chapter 8 Work With Your Muscles, Not Against Them
85(18)
My Five Ryan Rolling Rules
87(10)
Align the spine
89(1)
Breathe
90(1)
Slow your roll
91(1)
Seek and destroy trigger points
92(1)
Move the muscle
93(4)
Working with Your Muscles by Keeping Them Hydrated
97(2)
Good Roller Pain versus Bad Roller Pain
99(4)
Chapter 9 Supercharging Your Post-Workout Recovery With A Roller
103(8)
The Value of the Recovery
104(1)
Give Me Six: The Six-Minute Recovery Roll-Down
104(4)
Stretching a Freshly Rolled Muscle
108(1)
Common Recovery Mistakes to Avoid
109(2)
PART 3 MEETING THE MUSCLES YOU'RE ROLLING OVER, AND MORE
111(54)
Chapter 10 Discovering What's Under The Skin: Knowing Your Anatomy
113(10)
Muscles and Tendons
114(1)
Bones and Joints
115(1)
Fascia
116(1)
What's a Myofascial Trigger Point?
117(2)
The Treasure Hunt
119(4)
Chapter 11 Upgrading Your Posture
123(16)
Why Good Posture Is So Important
123(2)
Understanding Posture
125(2)
Key Landmarks for Evaluating Posture
127(5)
Head
127(1)
Shoulders
128(1)
Lower back
129(1)
Pelvis
130(1)
Feet
131(1)
What Does Perfect Posture Look Like?
132(2)
Perfect standing posture
133(1)
Perfect sitting posture
133(1)
What Does Poor Posture Feel Like?
134(1)
Neck and upper back symptoms
134(1)
Shoulder symptoms
135(1)
Lower back symptoms
135(1)
Improving Your Posture
135(4)
Chapter 12 How Muscles And Joints (Supposedly) Work In Harmony
139(12)
Your Body --- The Ultimate Machine
140(2)
Understanding How Healthy Muscles and Joints Work Together
142(4)
Knowing When Your Body Needs a Wheel Alignment
146(5)
Compensating to keep moving
146(1)
Looking at long-term consequences of altered movement
147(3)
Identifying pain and limitations in order to fix them
150(1)
Chapter 13 Fascia: Taming The Beast
151(6)
How Tight Fascia Makes Even Simple Movements Hard
151(4)
Tight Fascia's Impact on Other Types of Tissue
155(1)
Tips for Healthy Fascia
156(1)
Chapter 14 Managing Scar Tissue
157(8)
What Is Scar Tissue?
157(1)
Four Phases of Scar Healing
158(2)
Factors Making Scar Tissue Good or Bad
160(1)
Symptoms of Scar Tissue Pain
161(1)
Types of Scars
162(1)
Tips to Manage Scar Tissue
163(2)
PART 4 UNLOCKING TIGHT MUSCLE AND FASCIA WITH ROLLERS
165(178)
Chapter 15 Scouting Your Body For Pain, Stiffness, And Restrictions
167(20)
Constructing and Interpreting Your True Past Medical History
168(2)
Why all three elements are key
168(1)
Interpreting the information
169(1)
Body Assessment
170(9)
Standing
171(3)
Walking
174(3)
Squatting
177(2)
Finding the Source of Your Pain
179(3)
What a muscle injury feels like
179(1)
What a joint injury feels like
180(1)
What a bone injury feels like
180(1)
What a nerve injury feels like
181(1)
What overly tight fascia feel like
181(1)
Putting Your Scouting Report Together
182(5)
Evaluating your TPMH
183(1)
Identifying blinking red lights (warning signs)
183(1)
Matching blinking red lights with tissue symptoms
184(3)
Chapter 16 Unlocking Your Upper Legs
187(22)
Ryan Rolling Rules for the Upper Legs
188(1)
Unlocking the Quads (aka the Workhorses)
189(5)
Getting ready
190(1)
The exercise
190(3)
Do's and don'ts
193(1)
Unlocking your Iliotibial Band (ITB)
194(4)
Getting ready
195(1)
The exercise
195(3)
Do's and don'ts
198(1)
Unlocking the Groin Muscles
198(6)
Getting ready
199(1)
The exercise
199(3)
Do's and don'ts
202(2)
Unlocking the Hamstrings
204(5)
Getting ready
204(1)
The exercise
205(3)
Do's and don'ts
208(1)
Chapter 17 Unlocking Your Lower Legs And Feet
209(22)
An Inside Look at the Lower Legs and Feet
210(2)
Ryan Rolling Rules for Lower Legs and Feet
212(2)
Unlocking the Calf --- Back of Shin
214(4)
Getting ready
214(1)
The exercise
215(2)
Do's and don'ts
217(1)
Unlocking the Peroneals --- Outside Corner of Lower Shin
218(5)
Getting ready
219(1)
The exercise
219(2)
Do's and don'ts
221(2)
Unlocking the Ankle Dorsiflexors --- Front of Shin
223(3)
Getting ready
224(1)
The exercise
224(2)
Do's and don'ts
226(1)
Unlocking the Arch
226(5)
Getting ready
227(1)
The exercise
228(1)
Do's and don'ts
229(2)
Chapter 18 Unlocking Your Lower Back And Hips
231(26)
Ryan Rolling Rules for Your Hips and Lower Back
232(1)
An Inside Look at the Lower Back and Hips
233(2)
Unlocking the Lower Back --- Back Extensors
235(5)
Getting ready
237(1)
The exercise
237(1)
Do's and don'ts
238(2)
Unlocking the Front of the Hip --- Hip Flexors/Upper Quad
240(3)
Getting ready
240(1)
The exercise
241(1)
Do's and don'ts
242(1)
Unlocking the Side of the Hip --- Hip External Rotators, aka `The Ladder
243(6)
Getting ready
246(1)
The exercise
247(1)
Do's and don'ts
248(1)
Unlocking the Back of the Hip --- The Glutes, aka `The Roof
249(8)
Getting ready
252(1)
The exercise
252(2)
Do's and don'ts
254(3)
Chapter 19 Unlocking Your Chest, Upper Back, And Neck
257(22)
An Inside Look at the Chest, Upper Back, and Neck
258(2)
Ryan Rolling Rules for Chest, Upper Back, and Neck
260(1)
Unlocking the Front of Your Chest --- The Pecs
261(4)
Getting ready
262(1)
The exercise
263(1)
Do's and don'ts
264(1)
Unlocking Your Upper Back --- Shoulder Blade Stabilizers
265(5)
Getting ready
267(1)
The exercise
268(1)
Do's and don'ts
269(1)
Unlocking Your Side --- Latissimus Dorsi
270(4)
Getting ready
271(1)
The exercise
272(1)
Do's and don'ts
273(1)
Unlocking Your Neck --- Upper Trapezius
274(5)
Getting ready
276(1)
The exercise
276(2)
Do's and don'ts
278(1)
Chapter 20 Unlocking Your Shoulders And Arms
279(26)
An Inside Look at the Shoulders and Arms
280(1)
Starting with the shoulder girdle
280(1)
Moving down the arm
281(1)
Ryan Rolling Rules for Shoulders and Arms
281(2)
Unlocking the Front and Side of the Shoulder --- Delts
283(4)
Anterior delt
283(1)
Middle delt
284(2)
Level 1 and Level 2 for anterior and middle delts
286(1)
Do's and don'ts
286(1)
Unlocking the Back of the Shoulder --- External Rotators
287(6)
Getting ready
289(1)
The exercise
290(1)
Do's and don'ts
291(2)
Unlocking the Palm-Side of the Forearm --- Wrist Flexors
293(4)
Getting ready
294(1)
The exercise
295(2)
Do's and don'ts
297(1)
Unlocking the Back of the Forearm --- Wrist Extensors
297(4)
Getting ready
298(1)
The exercise
299(1)
Do's and don'ts
300(1)
Unlocking the Palm of the Hand --- Finger Flexors
301(4)
Getting ready
302(1)
The exercise
303(1)
Do's and don'ts
304(1)
Chapter 21 Foam Rolling Workouts And Key Stretches
305(38)
Strengthening with a Roller
306(1)
Forming your strengthening game plan
306(1)
Key strengthening tips
307(1)
Stretching with a Roller
307(1)
Forming your stretching game plan
308(1)
Key stretching tips
308(1)
Upper-Body Roller Workouts and Stretches
308(13)
Upper body--strengthening exercises
309(10)
Upper-body stretches
319(2)
Core and Spine Roller Workouts and Stretches
321(10)
Core- and spine-strengthening exercises
321(8)
Core and spine stretches
329(2)
Lower Body Roller Workouts and Stretches
331(12)
Lower body--strengthening exercises
332(7)
Lower-body stretches
339(4)
PART 5 WORKOUTS, STRETCHES, INJURY MANAGEMENT, AND INJURY PREVENTION WITH ROLLERS
343(38)
Chapter 22 Injury Management With Rollers
345(26)
ROLLER Treatment Planner
346(4)
R: Research your muscles and joints (the What)
347(1)
O: Origin of your restrictions (the Where)
347(1)
L: Listen to your body (the Why)
347(1)
L: Lay out your treatment plan (the How)
347(1)
E: Execute your treatment plan (the Work)
348(1)
R: Reset the way you move (the Reward)
348(2)
Shoulder Injuries
350(3)
Impingement syndrome
350(1)
Rotator cuff strain
351(2)
Elbow Injuries
353(2)
Tennis elbow
353(1)
Golfer's elbow
354(1)
Lower Back Injuries
355(3)
Lower back pain
356(1)
Glute pain and tightness
357(1)
Hip Injuries
358(3)
Hip flexor strain
359(1)
Hip rotator strain and tightness
360(1)
Thigh Injuries
361(4)
Quadriceps strain
362(1)
Hamstring strain
363(2)
Knee Injuries
365(3)
Patella tendonitis
365(1)
Chondromalacia
366(2)
Ankle Injuries
368(3)
Ankle arthritis and tightness
368(1)
Achilles tendonitis
369(2)
Chapter 23 Injury Prevention With Rollers For Your Sports
371(10)
What Is Injury Prevention?
372(1)
Three Steps to Prevent Injuries
373(2)
1 Unlock the motor muscles
374(1)
2 Strengthen opposing muscles
374(1)
3 Launch prevention exercises for your sport
374(1)
Applying the Three Steps to Preventing Injuries in Your Sport
375(6)
Running
375(1)
Cycling or spinning
376(1)
Gym weight training
376(1)
Swimming
377(1)
Basketball
378(1)
Golf
378(1)
Soccer
379(1)
Tennis
379(1)
Gym cardio
380(1)
PART 6 THE PART OF TENS
381(18)
Chapter 24 Ten Roller Do's And Don'Ts
383(4)
Do Breathe
383(1)
Do Trust Your Roller and Your Body's Response
384(1)
Do Be Creative
384(1)
Do Toughen Up
384(1)
Do Follow Up Your Roll with Reset Moves
384(1)
Don't Hold Your Breath
385(1)
Don't Roll on Swollen and Inflamed Injuries
385(1)
Don't Add Joint Motion Too Early
385(1)
Don't Work Against Your Body
385(1)
Don't Roll on Nerves, Bones, or Open Wounds
386(1)
Chapter 25 Ten Changes Your Body Will Feel From Rolling
387(6)
Looser Muscles
387(1)
Increased Joint Range of Motion
388(1)
Less Effort to Move
388(1)
Smellier Urine
388(1)
Faster Warm-Up
389(1)
Less Pain and Fewer Injuries
389(1)
Increased Muscle Strength
389(1)
Improved Posture
390(1)
Faster Recovery
390(1)
Better Sleep
391(2)
Chapter 26 Ten Groups Who Love Rollers
393(6)
Stiff or Inflexible People
394(1)
The Injury-Prone
394(1)
Runners
394(1)
Mature Athletes
395(1)
Cross Trainers
396(1)
Bikers
396(1)
Stop-and-Go Athletes
397(1)
Walkers and Hikers
397(1)
Human Cardio Machines
397(1)
Yoga Haters
398(1)
Index 399
Mike Ryan, PT, ATC, CES, PES, dedicated 26 full seasons to work with the NFL as a athletic trainer, sports medicine analyst, and physical therapist. He's a nationally recognized speaker and consultant whose unique, hands-on approach to injury management and wellness is easy to understand, simple to apply, and produces fast, observable results.