Tennis Elbow Massage

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​Rehabilitating any injury such as Tennis Elbow can be a tiring and frustrating process. While the main goal of physical rehabilitation is to increase strength and flexibility, it often ends before the area has been returned to its full pre-injury state.

Massage Therapy plays an important role as a supplement to standard injury rehabilitation procedures. By encouraging circulatory movement and relaxing muscles, Massage Therapy helps the body pump more oxygen and nutrients into tissues and vital organs. This allows the rehabilitating injured area(s) to become more flexible and heal at an accelerated rate.
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Injury Massage Therapy

From a sprained ankle or twisted knee to muscle spasms or broken bones, Massage Therapy can provide the opportunity for faster recovery. With the pressure of the Licensed Massage Therapist's hands improving blood flow, muscles become warmer. By stretching tight tissues and breaking down adhesions, Massage Therapy can help flush out swelling in joints, allowing for quicker healing.

For hamstring injuries, the effect of stretching out tightness and loosening scar tissue can aid in recovery. And for back and neck spasms or nerve pain, various types of Massage Therapy can help:

• Swedish Massage Therapy -- according to WebMD, the light to medium joint movements of Swedish Massage Therapy "can be both relaxing and energizing and…even help after an injury"
• Deep Tissue Massage Therapy -- helps flush lactic acid and other metabolic waste from your muscles, allowing more oxygen-rich and nutrient-filled blood to flow in

Broken Bones and Burns
If you're recovering from a broken bone, you'll want to eliminate stiffness and improve mobility in the problem area. Sports Injury Massage Therapy or any Injury Massage Therapy can help reduce stiffness, restore movement, and provide relaxation that helps you focus on healthy healing instead of soreness and anxiety.

Burn patients studied in the Korean Journal of Hepatology reported that those who received three months of Massage Therapy during skin rehabilitation experienced less itching and less depression, along with improved skin healing.

Americans, too, "are looking to massage for much more than just relaxation," says Mary Beth Braun, President of the American Massage Therapy Association. The AMTA's 2010 nationwide survey revealed that, in addition to providing stress relief, "Massage Therapy can be effective for a variety of conditions, including arthritis, lower back pain, insomnia, headaches, anxiety, circulatory problems and recovery from a sports injury."

Testimonials:

"I put the 6 month challenge to the test and now I no longer experience back pain like I use to.  The cramps in my legs I use to experience are practically gone."
~Sheldon B.
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"I started having massages with Ryan every 2 weeks.  The pain that was excruciating before is no longer there.  I don't give up my massages for anything.  Thank you so much Ryan!" ~Rebekah H.
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"I've been getting a massage every 4 weeks from Ryan for a few years now.  People are telling me that I am looking younger and more vibrant.  I give credit to my regular massages."
​~Tim G.
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Alternative Massage Techniques

Swedish Massage Therapy
Deep Tissue Massage Therapy
​Craniosacral Massage Therapy
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Sports Massage Therapy
Injury Massage Therapy
​Hot Stone Massage Therapy
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Your Personal Consultation
Massage Therapy is also used to help in pain management as the injury is nursed back to full strength. By committing to a continual massage program, you can accelerate the recovery process after suffering injuries. 

At Body Smirks, we want to help you feel better and the only way he can help make that happen is by having you disclose information about any ailments you may have.
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