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Sports Massage for Runners
Give your running muscles the attention they deserve with experienced sports massage at Golden Hands Pilates.
Running is an excellent way to stay active, build endurance and enjoy the outdoors. But every stride places demands on the muscles of your feet, calves, thighs, hips and lower back.
Whether you run for fitness, participate in races, train for longer distances or simply enjoy your daily route, muscular tightness and training-related discomfort can affect how comfortable you feel during and after your runs.
At Golden Hands Pilates, our sports massage service is designed to help runners look after their muscles, support comfortable movement and make recovery an important part of an active lifestyle.
Experienced Sports Massage for Runners
Our therapists, Ms. Sang and Ms. Kieu, each have approximately 15 years of experience in the sports massage field. Their practical experience helps them understand the demands that active lifestyles and regular training can place on the body.
Each runner is different. Your treatment can be tailored to your reported discomfort, training routine and areas of muscular tension, with appropriate pressure and techniques selected for your needs and comfort.
Why Do Runners Choose Sports Massage?
Sports massage can help ease muscular tension, encourage relaxation and support comfortable movement. It can be a useful addition to training recovery when combined with appropriate exercise, rest, hydration and gradual training progression.
Running-Focused Treatment Areas
Depending on your needs and assessment, your sports massage session may focus on the following areas:
1. Calves and Lower Legs
Running places repeated demands on the calf muscles. Appropriate massage may help ease muscular tightness and promote relaxation after demanding training sessions.
2. Feet and Ankles
Your feet and ankles help you adapt to the ground with every stride. Where appropriate, treatment can address tension in surrounding soft tissues and support comfortable movement.
3. Thighs and Hamstrings
The muscles at the front and back of your thighs contribute to running movement and control. A tailored session may help manage muscular tightness following regular or intensive training.
4. Hips and Gluteal Muscles
The hips and gluteal muscles play an important role in running. Appropriate soft-tissue work may help relieve a feeling of muscular tightness around these areas and support your wider mobility routine.
5. Lower Back
Runners can also experience muscular tension around the lower back. Where suitable, gentle and appropriate soft-tissue techniques may form part of a broader plan to support comfort and movement.
Before and After Your Run
After running: Sports massage may help you relax and address muscular tightness after training. Treatment intensity should suit your current condition and recovery needs.
Between training sessions: Regularly reviewing areas of tension can help you make informed decisions about recovery, mobility work and your training routine.
Before an event: Tell your therapist when your next run or race is scheduled. Deep or unfamiliar massage immediately before competition may leave muscles feeling sore, so treatment should be adapted to your timing and tolerance.
Your Comfort Comes First
Sports massage is a supportive wellness service, not a substitute for medical assessment or treatment of an injury. Persistent or worsening pain, significant swelling, inability to bear weight, or suspected stress fractures should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional before massage. Sudden calf swelling, redness or warmth also needs prompt medical assessment.
Made for Your Running Lifestyle
Whether you run a few times a week or are preparing for your next event, Ms. Sang and Ms. Kieu welcome you to discuss your training routine and the areas you would like your session to address.
Contact Golden Hands Pilates to discuss your running recovery needs and arrange an appointment.
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