Archive for Sport Massage
I watch a lot of hockey….like A LOT of hockey. It seems like every offseason there are at least a handful of players having surgery for femoral acetabular impingement (FAI), “hernia” repairs and/or abdominal “tears.” Whenever there is a […]
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This is one of those topics that inevitably comes up on a regular basis. The last time I taught our course on pain science and therapeutic exercise, there was some resistance to the idea that massage therapy does not […]
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Is yoga effective for managing chronic pain? Maybe, but then again maybe we just need to look at safe, non-threatening movement as a way to cure or manage chronic pain. “Yoga, Mice, Pain and Your Brain” – Sarah Haag There […]
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Many RMTs, Athletic Therapists and Physios start their career wanting to work with athletes, I know I did. I had dreams of spending my days in the locker room and on the field, being part of a team and […]
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When I decided to go back to school to be a Massage Therapist, the one thing that made me decide on this new profession was the chance to work with athletes and sports teams. The whole idea of working […]
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It’s only happened a couple of times in my career. You know that feeling you get when something just isn’t right? You’re not quite sure what it is, but something just seems off? Twice I’ve had people come in where […]
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