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Massage Therapy for Sprains and Strains

Sprains and strains are common, not only in athletes, but also in the everyday person.  A sprain is defined as a stretch or tear of a ligament. A strain, on the other hand, is defined as an injury to a muscle or tendon. Sprains can result from a fall, a sudden twist or a blow to the body that forces a joint out of place, while a strain can happen from twisting or pulling a muscle or tendon.        continue reading »

Signs You May Need a Massage

How do you know if you need a massage? What tell-tale signs will your body or mind exhibit to let you know it is time to schedule a massage therapy appointment? Believe it or not, there are some key indicators most people commonly experience before they head into a massage therapy appointment. If you experience any of these signs, chances are you are ready to schedule a massage therapy appointment today. continue reading »

Massage for Lower Back Pain

Are you experiencing lumbar pain? Does physical activity now feel like a chore? Don’t let lower back pain cripple you, seek massage therapy to correct your low back pain and get you back to the active lifestyle you are used to living. Check out why massage therapy may just be the right treatment for your low back pain. continue reading »

5 Reasons to Get Massage for Sports Injury

Massage therapy can be an extremely effective for those recovering from sports injury. The act of massage plays one of the most important roles in the sports injury rehabilitation process. If you or someone you know is beginning the rehab process for sports injury consider getting a massage from a properly licensed and certified massage therapist. Check out these five reasons why massage is an important part of the sports injury recovery process. continue reading »

Massage Therapy to Loosen Tight Shoulders

One of the most common reasons that people seek massage is to loosen tight muscles, especially the muscles in the shoulders. When the trapezius muscles are tight you can feel it all throughout your body, it isn’t just your shoulders that are affected. Other symptoms of tight shoulder muscles are headaches, stiff upper back, sore arms and neck. Tight shoulders are more prevalent in those who are active, or have just started working out that specific part of the body. But it isn’t just an active lifestyle and muscle overworking that can cause your shoulders to tighten, stress can also be a contributing factor in experiencing pain or tightness in your traps. Massage therapy is great to alleviate this pain and get you on the path to recovery. continue reading »

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