45. My Review on trendy new tool 'Pso-Rite'

<p>I recently stumbled upon a pretty rad new active release tool known as the Pso-Rite. Two words, GAME CHANGER.&nbsp;</p> <p>4 years ago I was in a very dark place. It started with being an avid athlete &nbsp;(weightlifting, baseball, football, runner) in high school. Over time, I developed poor movement patterns and it wasn't long until my body began to develop chronic symptoms. Some including: tightness along my entire right side, tingling down my arm (pinched nerve), neck spasms, and &nbsp;muscle pains. This resulted in decreased performance in the gym, a very depressed/dark mental state, and eventually immense chronic pain/discomfort. After 4 years, hundreds of hours spent on doctor visits/testing, and around $10,000 spent on treatment, I was at my breaking point. I had no idea where else to look. Well it wasn't until the combination of rolfing ( the manipulation of structural alignment via the FASCIA) and the PSO-RITE, that I luckily found relief. This tool allows for the deep penetration of the Psoas ( the primary connector of our torso to our lower body). It acts as the primary hip flexor of our femur (upper thigh). To express just how important this muscle is, the psoas is the primary mover in the motion of walking. The Psoas Major connects from the head of the femur (upper thigh bone) to the lower lumbar region of our spine. It has multiple connection points in the lumbar region and also at the very bottom of the thoracic region (T-12). The reason this tool is so helpful is the design of it! It is made to perfectly allow the hips to sink down exposing the normally deep psoas. Now in this position, the psoas is exposed and able to be released in a vulnerable position. Once you hit the spot, it feels so (Pso) Rite!</p> <p>I am not sponsored, nor do I receive any promotion for supporting this product. I simply believe in the technology behind the design and have personally benefited tremendously from it.</p> <p>Check out the link below to grab your Pso-Rite!</p> <p>Side Note: I chose red because you can't