Not as often as I should. But IMO it's like good nutrition, it's one of those things that are expensive but really important for good health.
Not as often as I should. But IMO it's like good nutrition, it's one of those things that are expensive but really important for good health.
Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler
Oh, my, massages are great on so many levels! I get one every two months because that's all I can afford. In between, I use a foam roller as really cheap self-massage (SMR).
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I always schedule a massage after a big event (marathon or AR). They are so beneficial. Sometimes even after smaller events I'll schedule a doctor's appt to get "rolled" out. They use the rolling pin thingy on my thighs, calfs, and bum—I can't believe the difference it makes.
I have one scheduled for next week to help with my "detox" I'm doing right now.
They are pricey though . . .
2005 Giant TCR2
2012 Trek Superfly Elite AL 2nd Sport, Pando Fall Challenge 2011 and 3rd Expert Peak2Peak 2011
2001 Trek 8000 SLR
Iceman 2010-6th Place AG State Games, 2010-1st Sport, Cry Baby Classic 2010-7th Expert, Blackhawk XTerra Tri 2007-3rd AG
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I started because of my lower back pain. It took me several massages while on vacation in Breck, CO to perfect it--a 30 minute massage on legs and hips leaves my back feeling loose and happy! Schools are also an excellent way to go. I also use the foam roller.
"Well-behaved women seldom make history." --Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
'09 Trek WSD 2.1 with a Brooks B-68 saddle
'11 Trek WSD Madone 5.2 with Brooks B-17