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The aromas of the holiday season all around us. Cinnamon, nutmeg, peppermint sticks, evergreen trees and a warm fire burning in the fireplace can elicit memories. Maybe it’s the turkey baking in the oven or warm coffee brewing that creates a warm feeling in your heart. 

It does not have to be full-out exercises or workouts that bring on the discomfort. It comes when you least expect it. So how can you prevent such injuries from happening? Besides the obvious things like stretching, warming up, and strengthening, we recommend incorporating massage tools to have at your disposal. Like any routine, finding the right tool, timing, and intervals takes trial and error. Start with massage tools that will cover a lot of other areas in your body to get the most out of your purchase. 

In other words, unless you practice or follow through with the advice or “homework” you have been given to maintain your wellness, nothing changes.

Relaxation does not happen by chance. It needs to be a planned activity, much like making a dentist appointment or a date with your significant other.

To keep the “blocks” of your body stacked and stable, you must pay attention to what supports the main structure. Be the winner of your “Jenga” by paying attention to the base – your feet – to ensure that your “blocks” won’t topple over.

You don’t have to be an athlete to receive a sports massage. You can be a weekend warrior, a dog walker or even an occasional dancer that can cut a rug every now and then.

We all want to get the most out of our time and money, so why not just get to work on digging out those knots? A game of tug-of-war can begin with more pressure, then the muscles tighten more. There is another way to achieve the results you want without “deep tissue” work.