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Does Myofascial Release Change Strength? Foam Rolling Increases Range of Motion Without Measurably Reducing Strength or Power

Oct 25

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Static stretching before lifting has long carried a warning: more range of motion, but possibly less force. Foam rolling and other self-myofascial release tools are often used instead. Do they deliver the flexibility without the cost to strength and power?

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