Hallo Matteo,

da gibt es keinen Nachweis für. Die Quelle (u.a. Prof Freiwald), die den Stein ins Rollen gebracht hat, ist:

Foam-Rolling in sport and therapy – Potential benefits and risks: Part 2 – Positive and adverse effects on athletic performance – ScienceDirect

Bei einer späteren Arbeit (Freiwald ist Koautor) wird diese Gefahr nicht aufgenommen:

Expert Consensus on the Contraindications and Cautions of Foam Rolling—An International Delphi Study – PMC (nih.gov)

“5. Conclusions

This Delphi study outlines potential contraindications and cautions of foam rolling of which none have been reported within clinical trials yet. Open wounds and bone fractures were classified as contraindications of foam rolling by the panel experts, while local tissue inflammation, deep vein thrombosis, myositis ossificans, and osteomyelitis were categorized as cautions. Future work should develop evidence-based data on contraindications and cautions of foam rolling for different conditions as well as different professional settings.”

LG Tobias