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Alice Porter

A yoga instructor says these four moves can get rid of shoulder knots—I put them to the test

Woman stretching in a domestic setting.

If you work at a desk, you may spend a lot of time with your shoulders hunched without even realizing it. That's been my experience and I recently developed muscle knots in my shoulders.

I thought they might have come from overdoing it at the gym, or straining a muscle while playing tennis, but when I saw a physio, they told me that the knots were most likely caused by my muscles becoming tight from too much time sitting at my laptop.

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