Sacral

Feeling tension deep in the sacral area or stiffness through the lower back? 🌿

In this video, I show a simple acupressure point that is traditionally used in East Asian medicine to help release tension along the back of the body and support comfort in the sacral region.

Because this point influences the entire posterior chain, it is often used to help ease tightness that travels through the lower back, pelvis, and upper legs.

When that tension begins to release, the body can feel more mobile, supported, and grounded 🌬️

A simple self-care technique you can use anytime your lower back feels tight.


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