Using a Lacrosse Ball for Tight Glute Max - Huntington Beach Sports Chiropractor Doctor

https://www.p2sportscare.com/back-pain-running #lacrosseball #mashwork #hipmobility Here’s an instructional/ how to video on how to use a lacrosse ball on a tight Glute Max. Some people use foam rolls for the Glute Max but I think the lacrosse ball gets rid of scar tissue better. For more advise on therapy, treatment, rehab, and pain relief from sports injuries in Huntington Beach CA, by a good sports chiropractor follow this: http://www.p2sportscare.com Another exercises for the glut max here is a great one as well: https://youtu.be/6QJ6gCAzcOM Check out our iTunes Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/performance-place-sports-care/id654839631?mt=2 Glute max exercise, Glute max strengthening, Glute max stretch, Glute maximus exercises, Glute max, Glute maximus activation, Gluteus maximus, Glute max activation, Glute maximus activation, Glute maximus workout, Lacrosse Ball massage, Lacrosse Ball myofascial release, Lacrosse Ball, Lacrosse Ball mobility, Lacrosse Ball shoulder, Lacrosse Ball lower back, Performance Place® Sports Care specializes in Sports Injuries located in Huntington Beach, Orange County CA. Our Sports Chiropractor has experience in recommending therapy, treatments, imaging and return to play for injuries common in runners (track and field athletes), triathletes, baseball players, and Crossfit (fitness athletes). Dr. Sebastian Gonzales graduated from the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, at the top of his class, where he was provided with an extensive education of human anatomy, in diagnosis of musculoskeletal injuries, and in chiropractic manipulative care. He received his Bachelor’s of Science in Biology from California State University, Long Beach. However, he attributes most of his knowledge and expertise of musculoskeletal injuries to his education in Active Release Techniques (ART). “It was in high school when I first was introduced to Active Release Technique or Therapy. I played baseball and had dreams of making it big until I injured my low back in my junior year. I tried medications, physical therapy and home remedies for 5 months, when the pain finally cleared up enough for me to step back on the field. The 1st day I was back, I hurt myself again and now orthopedic surgeons were recommending surgery to repair a disc herniation in my lumbar spine. Not satisfied with this solution, I by chance came across and Active Release Technique provider. Long story short, I was fixed in about 3 weeks and have not had back pain since, but I do still have that same disc herniation. It’s just scary to think about how many people have had unnecessary surgeries for conditions which can be fixed with Active Release Technique.” Dr. Gonzales talks about being an Active Release Sports Chiropractor in Huntington Beach: “I started my practice in Orange CA but majority of my patients come from Huntington Beach, Newport Beach and Long Beach to when the opportunity presented itself, I jumped at it. I live and train in Huntington Beach so why not work there too!” Dr. Gonzales enjoys fishing, hiking, weight lifting, gardening, cycling and running. He and his father hiked up Mount Whitney together on 2 different occasions, once in 1994 and again in 2005. He has played baseball for more than 20 years but has spent his recent years in endurance sports. He has had great success with treating and conditioning rotational athletes (ie: golfers, baseball, racket, tennis, and hockey players) in addition to endurance athletes (ie: runners and bikers)