Athletes around the world are relying on massage as an important part of their training regimen. Sports Massage techniques, when used regularly, can increase the blood flow that is needed for recovery. Also, it will improve the range of motion and strength of injured muscles and accelerate their healing process. With a full recovery, you will be able to increase your workouts and allow your body to adapt to a higher level of stress.
Sports Massage can :
Enhance body awareness
Identify problem areas before they develop into injuries
Remove trigger points formed as a result of overuse and injury
Decrease the potential for muscle tears.
Relax and stretch muscles
Promote pain-free movement
Improve range of motion
Restore suppleness and elasticity
Relieve pain and stress
Free muscle adhesions and soften scar tissue caused by overuse
Improve circulation
Flush out toxins that cause muscle stiffness and soreness
Relax the body and mind
Speed recovery and healing.
Why carry your soreness and stiffness from your last workout with you? Why not take measures to speed your recovery from exertion so you can reach a higher level in your next workout? Sports Massage provides the ingredients for a complete recovery!
Sports Massage recognizes that you have different needs at different times.
Pre-event: For Pre-Event you need a quick treatment that will be an adjunct to your warm-up which will increase your circulation and flexibility and will leave your muscles resilient and ready to go.
Post Event: For Post-Event you need a massage that will increase your circulation to speed the removal of toxins such as lactic acid, relieve your muscle spasms and prevent soreness.
Fine-tuning: For regular fine-tuning you need a massage that will search out the areas of biomechanical stress in your muscles and relieve them before they become problems, enabling you to train harder and more consistently.
Injury rehabilitation: For injury rehabilitation you need a massage that will speed your healing, increase your range of motion and reduce scar tissue, allowing the muscle to expand and contract normally.
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