Relax and try again after several minutes if you do not get a crack on the first attempt.
Popping your upper back below the sholderbladeon the floor.
Lie facedown on the floor and have someone push on your upper back between your shoulder blades if possible.
This is a great way to crack your upper back.
This is a result of an unstable shoulder blade that inflamed the bursa between the shoulder blade scapula and the thoracic spine.
Take a deep breath and exhale as the person pushes down on your back.
Place the foam roller behind you in the approximate position where you need to crack your upper back.
Relax and slowly let your upper back and arms sink towards the floor.
Another example of pain under the shoulder blade is scapulothoracic bursitis also called snapping scapula syndrome.
Lie on your back with your knees bent and extend your arms straight up toward the ceiling.
Overuse can lead to muscle strains which can cause pain in the upper to mid back such as between your shoulder blade and spine.
Lie down on the bottom of a bed with everything above your shoulder blades hanging off the edge of the bed.
Sit on the ground with your knees bent.
Lay back on the foam roller and adjust the foam roller to the right spot under your upper spine.
When the facet joints move like this they can produce an audible crack or pop along with a grinding sensation or sudden relief of pressure.