Soft tissue massage involves direct physical action on the muscle and other soft tissues of your body. Soft tissue massage targets your muscles, tendons, ligaments, or other connective tissue such as fascia. Massage is the best known example of a soft tissue technique. Soft tissue massages include a whole range of massage depths, pressures and durations. Your massage therapist is a professional who understands what techniques are right for your body at any given time. A Soft Tissue Massage aims to alleviate aches, pains and injuries that are attributed to your body’s soft tissues. Soft Tissue Massage BenefitsA Soft Tissue Massage is a specific type of massage which aids in relaxing muscles, increases blood circulation and lymph flow, improves the healing time of strained ligaments and muscular tissue, reduces the inflammation of joints and heart rate, improves range of motion and joint flexibility, increases endorphins, strengthens the immune system, decreases spasms, improves oxygen flow and helps to relieve muscle tension. It also has a wide variety of mental benefits, including the ability to induce a very relaxed state of mind. Getting a good massage has been shown to do the following things:
Reduce symptoms associated with fibromyalgia. Common Soft Tissue Massage TechniquesThere are several different massage techniques including: Trigger PointsA trigger point massage provides relief from chronic muscle pain. It targets the muscles and promotes flexibility of the body’s connective tissue. Swedish MassageThis technique can also be referred to as the broad handed technique. It is used to increase the oxygen flow in the blood and release toxins from muscles. FrictionFriction creates heat used to promote healing in an injured area. For more advice please contact your trusted remedial massage therapist. What are the Common Massage Styles?FAQs about Massage |
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Tuesday, February 4, 2014
What are the Benefits of a Quality Soft Tissue Massage?
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Sunday, September 1, 2013
What Causes Post-Exercise Muscular Pain? What Can Speed Up Your Recovery?
You know the feeling… dreaded “stiff and sore muscles” a day or two after you’ve done a little more exercise than usual.
The good news is that most of these acids convert back into glycogen and are re-stored in preparation for your next bout of exercise. Pain and muscle fatigue can exist until the acid levels in your muscles return to normal.
Until the blood supply increases, you will have trouble with oxygen and nutrients supply. This allows toxic wastes to back up and stagnate. You will experience soreness, pain and stiffness. Many exercise enthusiasts regard aches and pains as the inevitable price to be paid. This is usually not true.
What Causes Muscular Pain?
Shortly after exercise begins, a mix of lactic and carbonic acids builds up in muscle tissue. These acids are waste products of muscle contractions. Don’t worry these acids are normal. To produce “energy”, muscles burn stored glycogen. Lactic and carbonic acids are bi-products of this metabolic process.The good news is that most of these acids convert back into glycogen and are re-stored in preparation for your next bout of exercise. Pain and muscle fatigue can exist until the acid levels in your muscles return to normal.
How Does Massage Help?
Massage helps to eliminate the irritation caused by these acidic wastes. Research shows that massage can increase muscle recovery much quicker than rest alone.Why is Massage So Useful When You Exercise?
Regular exercise causes many body changes. To meet the demand for more oxygen and nutrients, one improvement is the increase in blood vessels to the muscles. This circulation increase helps to eliminate the waste products and toxins that build up with exercise. Importantly, it can take several weeks to develop an improved muscular circulation.Until the blood supply increases, you will have trouble with oxygen and nutrients supply. This allows toxic wastes to back up and stagnate. You will experience soreness, pain and stiffness. Many exercise enthusiasts regard aches and pains as the inevitable price to be paid. This is usually not true.
What about Muscle & Joint Stiffness?
What about Soft Tissue Injuries and Massage?
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@Bridge2Brisbane Recovery Massage - Charity Fundraiser Bonus Offer
Simply mention that you ran in the #Bridge2Brisbane when you benefit from your one-hour recovery massage and PhysioWorks will donate $10.00 to your Bridge2Brisbane charity fundraiser account.
Simply mention that you ran in the #Bridge2Brisbane when you benefit from your one-hour recovery massage and PhysioWorks will donate $10.00 to your Bridge2Brisbane charity fundraiser account.
Offer valid between the 2nd and 7th September 2013 at our Clayfield and Sandgate PhysioWorks Clinics.
Book your Massage today!Book Online Now at:Clayfield or Phone 3862 4544Sandgate or Phone 32691122 |
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
What does Massage, African Kids and a FREE Heat Wheat Bag have in Common?
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Enjoy a massage during the month of June at PhysioWorks Clayfield or Sandgate and we’ll give you a FREE wheat heat pack (valued up to $44.95) to keep you warm this winter. At the same time, you’ll also be helping underprivileged children in Africa.
How?
While you’re being soothed by a magical massage, the profits from the heat packs that PhysioWorks have purchased go directly to Eagle Wings to assist vulnerable children in South Africa. This worthy charity provides aid and hands-on work in various communities in Africa, including the provision of food, clean water, clothing, housing, medicines, training and care.
You ALL know about how wonderful a PhysioWorks massage is, but what about these new wheat heat packs?
These quality wheat heat packs are made from corduroy, and come in a variety of colours and sizes. The wheat granules are grown in Queensland, treated and then captured in small squares, so that when your wheat heat bag is held upright the wheat remains in position and doesn’t fall to the bottom of the bag. Plus, the company who makes them is a not-for-profit local company who financially support the Eagles Wings charity.
That means your new microwaveable wheat heat pack will not only keep you warm this winter; help to ease your aches and pains; and is great for the bottom of the bed to warm your cold feet; but also helps the kids in Africa!
Interested? What to Do.
If you need a massage then June is your month to enjoy a superb PhysioWorks massage, receive a FREE wheat heat pack and help a great children’s charity.
Get Soothed and Stay Warm this Winter!
Enjoy your relaxing, rejuvenating 60-minute massage in June, and you’ll receive a quality neck, standard or eye wheat heat pack ABSOLUTELY FREE!
Simply mention the “Eagle Wings” massage promotion when booking your massage to claim your free wheat heat bag.
BOOK TODAY!
Phone us at either Clayfield or Sandgate clinics.
Clayfield 3862 4544
Sandgate 3269 1122
Terms and Conditions
*Limit of one standard size, neck size or eye pillow wheat heat pack per customer during the promotion period. Maximum value of free wheat heat pack is $44.95. Your massage consultation must be for a minimum of 60-minutes and be undertaken within the month of June 2013. Only while wheat heat pack stocks last. Valid only at Clayfield and Sandgate PhysioWorks clinics.
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