My previous post generated some discussion, and a lot of questions. What is dry needling? Am I a candidate? How can it help me? How many needles? How often? How long does it last? Can I work out afterwards? Does it hurt? If you're short on time watch this quick 2-3 minute video... If you're on the cerebral side and like to know the science behind everything. The how, and why, then keep reading... What is dry needling? Dry needling is a technique physical therapists use is in

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