This video is dedicated to treating the Trigger point in the Brachioradialis which is indicated in forerarm /wrist and thumb pain.
Obviously i explore some safe and sustainable techniques in treating this muscle.

ANATOMY:
The brachioradialis muscle attaches proximally to the ridge of the humerus, laterally to the intermuscular septum . Distally it attaches via a tendon to the styloid process of the radius and blends with the nearby ligaments. Variations can attach to some of the carpal bones and the 3rd metacarpal.
ACTION:
Much debate has been surrounded around the action of this muscle , it was highlighted as a supinator at one stage but later research debunked this and actually has more indication in pronation , although minimally , but it still stands primarily as a elbow flexor.
TRIGGER POINT:
The trigger point in brachoradialis lies in the belly of the upper half of the muscle and traditionally refers down the length of the muscle to the region of the base of the thumb and can also spill superiorly over the biceps brachi.


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