Contrast Baths for Recovery

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If you’re a weightlifter, runner, or any type of athlete, you’ve probably looked for ways to prevent muscle soreness. You may have heard of cold water immersion, hot water immersion or even contrast baths themselves. Athletes and therapists have used ice baths and hot baths for recovery post-workout and have found them effective for relieving soreness.  If you haven’t heard … Read More

How to Scrape for Golfer’s Elbow

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With the season in full swing, many may be experiencing the dreaded “Golfer’s Elbow”. That nagging pain on the inside of your elbow can start to intrude when doing really any activities that eliminateur arm.  Muscle scraping is an effective way to get rid of that pain and get back on the course quickly. This article will guide you through … Read More

How to Relieve Shoulder Pain At Home

Ariana Purificati FuneMuscle Scraping, Performance, RecoveryLeave a Comment

For those who experience shoulder pain, it can make daily tasks feel pretty impossible. Finding an effective way to relieve shoulder pain can be even more difficult. If you’re struggling to find relief, try muscle scraping! Based on the technique of gua sha, scraping effectively reduces pain and restores function at many joints throughout the body, including the shoulder. This … Read More

How to: Muscle Scraping for Knee Pain

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During load-bearing movements, the knee is the weakest link of the lower kinetic chain, making it very prone to injury and pain. As there are many causes of knee pain, there are also many ways to treat it. If you feel like there’s something missing from your usual treatment plan, you should try muscle scraping! It’s fair to be skeptical … Read More

Shin Splint Pain: 5 Crucial Tips for Prevention and Relief

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Feeling pain in your shins that doesn’t seem to go away? We’ve got some at-home remedies that will have you feeling relief in no time. Shin splints can result from a combination of causes so there is no single solution that will provide total relief. Fortunately, a comprehensive recovery plan can help to effectively prevent, and relieve shin splint pain … Read More

Shin Splint Scraping: Key Tips for a Quicker Recovery

Ariana Purificati FuneGua Sha, Muscle Scraping, Technique, ToolsLeave a Comment

If you’re feeling dull aches on the inside of your shin bone either before, during, or after a workout, chances are you are experiencing shin splints. Shin splints are a very common injury in running and jumping activities but knowing how to treat them is not so common.  Although shin splint pain feels like it resonates from the bone, muscle … Read More

The Best Hallux Limitus Shoes

Kaitlyn FeldvariFoot Pain, Injury & RehabLeave a Comment

Whether you’re an athlete, runner, or somewhere in between, you know there’s no shortage of issues that can hold you back. From plantar fasciitis to calf pain, learning how to treat the aches and pains that come your way is important for living a healthy and active lifestyle.  One common condition that can be incredibly painful is hallux limitus. Hallux … Read More

5 Massages For Healing Plantar Fasciitis Pain At Home

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Plantar fasciitis is a condition that will ultimately affect 1 in 10 people during their lifetime. While the condition can be especially bothersome for professional athletes, the rest of us aren’t immune to the many physical stressors we face in everyday life.  While there are many treatments, it’s often a long-term battle. In this article, we’ll show you step by … Read More

Peroneal Tendonitis Massage At Home

Kaitlyn FeldvariFoot Pain, Injury & RehabLeave a Comment

Whether you’re incredibly active or a runner or athlete, hearing the word inflammation can ruin anyone’s day. Peroneal tendonitis, in particular, can be a real drag on hitting a new PR or performing your best at work or home.  Despite being an incredibly common condition, the good news is that most people can fully recover within a month. In addition … Read More