As the name suggests, deep tissue massage targets muscles deeper than a standard massage. After applying firm pressure to the body, long, slow strokes reach and relax deep layers of muscles, fascia, and soft tissues. Unlike other massage techniques, deep tissue massage provides more than just relaxation.
Medical deep tissue massage is a technique used to treat common musculoskeletal disorders associated with muscle and tendon strains, sports injuries, and other benefits.
Below is a list of five reasons a deep tissue massage may benefit you.
Deep Tissue Medical Massage Therapy For Injuries And Chronic Pain
A skilled medical massage therapist can help with chronic and acute pain. Deep tissue massage therapy may also help with various conditions, including chronic lower back pain, plantar fasciitis, fibromyalgia, and stiff necks.
Deep tissue massage may also help reduce muscle tension, especially if you are familiar with chronic pain, by loosening the tight tissue clusters that cause pain.
Studies reveal that medical deep tissue massage may be more effective than medication or other medical treatments in relieving chronic pain and is usually less expensive.
Breaking Up Scar Tissue For Elevated Movement
People often complain of chronic pain and stiffness in areas where scar tissue has formed.
Regular deep tissue massages may help break up this scar tissue to improve flexibility and range of motion.
Deep tissue massages in conjunction with Acupuncture are frequently recommended to those recovering from surgery to reduce the appearance of scar tissue.
Reduce Blood Pressure And Stress Relief
Stress can sometimes significantly impact blood pressure. If it occurs frequently, stress-induced spikes in blood pressure can cause long-term damage to the heart, arteries, kidneys, and adrenal glands. However, you can check your stress and blood pressure by getting regular deep-tissue massages.
Massage benefits systolic, diastolic, and arterial blood pressure and the lymphatic system. In addition, massage may boost serotonin, a neurotransmitter associated with feelings of well-being.
Improved Athletic Performance
Athletes may not be aware of how much their tight muscles impede their ability to perform. Participating in team or individual sports naturally causes tension in your muscles, which may become more tense. Both professional and amateur athletes are affected by this.
Many professional athletes seek regular deep tissue massages, and for good reason. After receiving a deep tissue massage, they report feeling better, moving more freely, and having more agility. Loosened muscles may also recover more quickly.
Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation
Deep tissue massage is becoming increasingly popular among athletes to reduce muscle soreness and fatigue and prevent injury. Because overworked and tight muscles frequently lead to injury, keeping muscles loose is essential to injury prevention and facilitating peak performance.
In Conclusion
Having a massage may help reduce inflammation, speed up muscle recovery, and increase lymphatic circulation. Many sports-related injuries, muscle tension, and treatment and recovery protocols incorporate deep tissue massages in their recovery and overall fitness regime.
Acute Acupuncture offers medical and deep tissue massage therapy, acupuncture, cupping, and a range of other treatments in Wellington. The specialists at Acute Acupuncture Clinic in Wellington understand the importance of enabling our patients to achieve optimal health and well-being.
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