over developed traps - advise would be nice

joannathechef
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So I have been to a Physical Therapist and she says my traps are over developed and I should stretch them out and not work them out too much...
How the hell am I meant to avoid this muscle group nearly everything upper body engages them
I do for my upper body
bench press - bar
lat pull downs - pully
straight press - bar or barbells
side raises
fromt raises
kneeling one arm rows barbells - or bar upright rows
tricep kick backs
curls - a variety like hammer, standing, etc
What should I either stop or reduce weight on
How the hell am I meant to avoid this muscle group nearly everything upper body engages them
I do for my upper body
bench press - bar
lat pull downs - pully
straight press - bar or barbells
side raises
fromt raises
kneeling one arm rows barbells - or bar upright rows
tricep kick backs
curls - a variety like hammer, standing, etc
What should I either stop or reduce weight on
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#1 Second opinion
#2 Is this causing an issue?
#3 Most people have a hard time really developing them. Simply not focusing on them and working them directly may be enough. (i.e. don't do shrugs)0 -
Thanks
I have a trapped nerve in my neck giving me pain and numbness down my left arm
I don't do shrugs but I row nearly every day plus the weight training
I think I may stop the extra rows in the weight room0 -
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