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If you want wins and gains in your athletic field, I can help! Results are in the image pictured below, by our tremendous work we took first place. Have you ever wondered how to increase your flexibility, range of motion and decrease your pain after or for an athletic event?

No, it wont cost your 1 million dollars, and it wont require surgery, pills or some new trend fad. Allow me to give you a different perspective. Lets take a look at your skeletal muscular system. Here's a list of things I'll describe and break down in this blog that my therapy provides expertise in.

• Bone
• Muscles
• Fascia
• Nerves
• Chemical/frequency/hormones

Nerves:

Medical massage therapy can potentially help alleviate symptoms associated with nerve impingement through various mechanisms:

Relaxation of Muscles: Massage therapy can help relax tight muscles and reduce tension around the affected nerve, which may relieve pressure and alleviate symptoms.

Improved Blood Circulation: Massage can promote better blood circulation to the affected area, which may facilitate the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to the nerves, aiding in their healing process.

Release of Entrapped Nerves: Skilled massage techniques can help release entrapped nerves by mobilizing surrounding tissues and reducing adhesions or scar tissue that may be compressing the nerve.

Pain Reduction: Massage therapy can stimulate the release of endorphins, which are natural pain-relieving chemicals produced by the body. This can help reduce pain associated with nerve impingement.

Improved Range of Motion: By reducing muscle tension and promoting relaxation, massage therapy can improve joint flexibility and range of motion, which may alleviate symptoms caused by nerve impingement.