October 30, 2009, Newsletter Issue #58: Massages After Exercise

Tip of the Week

Massage therapy is being offered at more and more health clubs and gyms throughout the country, and for good reason. When someone exercises, whether it is by lifting weights, taking aerobics classes or running on a treadmill, their muscles are put through varying amounts of strain.

When muscles feel sore the next day after working out it is because they need to regenerate. Massage therapy can regulate blood flow to those muscle groups, release tension and make it easier to continue with daily exercise.

This allows one to continue to work out regularly while reducing the risk of muscle damage like pulls or sprains from overworking the body. It also means that each workout will be more productive because the body has recovered from the previous day’s exercises.

Using massage to improve well being for athletes and people who just want to exercise to feel healthy is becoming more common every day. With professional athletes relying on the benefits of massage therapy, everyday people are recognizing the need to do the same. Since they do not typically have the same physical endurance and ability that professionals have, the need may be even greater on their part to stay healthy.

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