Suggestions To Follow During Your Care Plan With Sports Massage

, Sunday, 17 July 2011

How to reduce the pain and stiffness in aching joints

  • Avoid any sudden movements; slow and steady will help avoid further spasms
  • For neck strain, aches and pain, avoid extreme bending if possible.
  • For lower back problems, avoid long periods in a bent or stopped position.
  • To lift an object from the floor, keep your spine straight, bend your knees, and let your legs do the work.
  • Avoid soft chairs; choose one that will support your back and sit tall if possible.
  • Try not to sit cross-legged. Legs crossed at the knees could aggravate existing knee, hip, and pelvic problems.
  • Legs that are crossed at the knees could aggravate back problems as well as interfere with limb circulation.
  • Sleeping is essential for the body to recuperate and repair itself, so get plenty of it.
  • If possible, sleep on your knees slightly bent with a pillow between them; avoid sleeping on your front.
  • Good pillows and mattresses are essential; skimping sound quality to support your neck and back could lead to further aggravation.
  • Ideally, the number of pillows and their firmness must ensure your neck is aligned with the rest of your spine when lying down.
  • To reduce the strain on your back from getting out of bed to turn out on your side, gently swing your legs off the bed and push yourself into a sitting position using your arms. Then, let your legs do the work to get standing.
  • Watch your posture all the time—this is simple advice that’s hard to follow. Whether we are standing, sitting, or lying down, it’s easy to fall into old bad posture habits. Try to catch yourself before this happens.

Help to return muscles to normal function.

When undergoing the treatment of massage, some client may experience varying degrees of discomfort and disturbances to their symptoms. These discomforts are part of what we term… Reactions

Don’t Worry! This Can Be Perfectly Normal

The aim of sports remedial massage is to reduce inflammation, normalize muscle tonicity, reduce pain and stiffness, and improve joint motion. Sports massage can also help heal strained muscles. To accomplish these goals, an element of physical change involving bones, muscles, ligaments, nerves, and connective tissue needs to occur, and it’s during this process that reactions can occur.

Remember: Many massage clients don’t feel any discomfort! If you do, however, please tell your sports massage therapist so he can discuss it further with you.

Stretching exercise after sports massage

Stretching should never substitute for but complement a massage treatment plan. For the most effective result, you should not stretch your muscles excessively, as this can lead to microfracture of tendons and increase vulnerability to injuries.

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Ben has been a practical pain management trainer and a celebrated massage therapist. He believes human well-being is deeply connected to the health of mind and body both, including deep tissues. He holds numerous certifications for best of breeds massage techniques helping him on a mission for healthy London and then rest of the world. He has been an active contributor in massage technique research and on Massaggi blog.