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Foam rolling can also help to alleviate muscle tension and loosen soft tissues like muscle and fascia, or the band of tissue surrounding the muscles and other organs, Marko said.

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Using the foam roller helps release those points and soft tissue adhesions.” ... Remember: Foam rolling should not cause intense pain. If it does, that’s your cue to let up or stop.

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