When the body feels threatened, whether from a sore joint, irritated nerve, or area that hasn't moved in a while, the nervous system responds with protective mechanisms that can manifest as tightness, pain, or both. This protective response can persist even after the original problem has resolved because the body has learned to protect that area. Stretching alone often fails to resolve tightness because it addresses the muscle but not the nervous system's protective signaling. Effective rehabilitation requires gentle, progressive movement that helps the nervous system feel safe enough to release its protective response, allowing the body to return to normal function.
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