Yes. Dry needling can relieve the persistent, deep muscle tension commonly found in the latissimus dorsi, upper trapezius, and infraspinatus of swimmers struggling with overuse injuries or subacromial impingement[cite: 25].
Yes. Dry needling can relieve the persistent, deep muscle tension commonly found in the latissimus dorsi, upper trapezius, and infraspinatus of swimmers struggling with overuse injuries or subacromial impingement[cite: 25].