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A tranquil experience, through massage caring hands. Beauty lies in a healthy mind, body and spirit. You deserve it!​​​​

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There are a wide variety of jobs that require some kind of constant physical movement, such as stooping, lifing or repeatedly carry heavy items. For some, This results in an overload to the musculoskeletal system that, if experienced for a long period of time could lead to serious health concerns.  Easy and simple therapuetic techiques such as Massage Therapy are excellent ways to prevent musculoskeletal overload in areas of the spine.

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We believe that massages can enhance your health by helping to relieve stress and muscular pain, relax your muscles, increase energy, lower your blood pressure and bring an overall sense of well being and it feels great! Please take time to experience the healing benefits of our massages.​​

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 Are Massages Good When Training For The Marathon

For runners, sports massage helps with: Relieving tightness/tension – obviously this is one of the main aims of a sports massage and often one of the reasons people get one. A sports massage will stretch and lengthen your muscles in a much deeper and possibly more specific way than when you stretch after your run.

Quite a few runners have asked me if they should get a massage the day before a race. You don’t want to layer too many sources of muscle soreness so it’s best to wait 1-2 days after a hard workout or race to get your massage. If you want to get a massage before a race, it’s best to do it 2-3 days before.

“How long should I wait to exercise after a massage or bodywork session?” A. Many therapists recommend clients avoid strenuous exercise for at least 24 hours after a bodywork session. Exercising after a session can both increase muscle soreness and compromise the value of the soft-tissue work you’ve just received.

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