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OK. Here goes, I removed my new Band Arms 45LC Mini from the box, loaded it and fired it at paper plate from about 6 feet. The first round struck just off from the plate high and left. I re-cocked and took aim again. This time taking into consideration the strike of my first round. I struck the plate just a little left and above center. During t...
Firearms training can cause common injuries such as rotator cuff issues, shoulder impingement, neck strain, and trigger finger due to repetitive motions and awkward postures. These conditions often result in pain, weakness, and stiffness. Veterans experiencing such issues can benefit from massage therapy, which is frequently covered by insurance with a doctor's prescription.
Deep tissue techniques like Ashiatsu massage can alleviate pain, improve blood flow, and reduce muscle tension. Regular sessions, combined with proper posture, stretching, and strength training, help prevent future injuries and enhance shooting performance.
For more information, please see the full Treating Shoulder and Neck Injuries in Firearm Practices with Massage Therapy for Veterans article.
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