Archive for Sport Massage
3 Weeks after a DIP Dislocation in a gymnastics injury, swelling, pain, and weakness remained in the PIP more than DIP of that digit. She was unable to grip or hang/swing on bars without pain. In order to restore threat […]
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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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