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re: What are good ways to massage out cramps
Posted on 3/6/18 at 5:18 am to Hawgnsincebirth55
Posted on 3/6/18 at 5:18 am to Hawgnsincebirth55
foam rolling and lacrosse ball helps. Hurts like a mofo when your legs are sore, but it helps. Better to do it right after the exercise.
I've had some tendonitis issues due to really knotty calves so I go see a chiropractor who specializes in sports therapy. After my half marathon this weekend, my calves were a bit sore. Some acupuncture, massage, Graston scraping, suction cupping, and time in Normatec Recovery Boots and I'm feeling 100% better. With insurance it's 15 bucks for me and I go every 2 weeks or any time my legs just get too sore and knotted up.
I've had some tendonitis issues due to really knotty calves so I go see a chiropractor who specializes in sports therapy. After my half marathon this weekend, my calves were a bit sore. Some acupuncture, massage, Graston scraping, suction cupping, and time in Normatec Recovery Boots and I'm feeling 100% better. With insurance it's 15 bucks for me and I go every 2 weeks or any time my legs just get too sore and knotted up.
Posted on 3/6/18 at 5:48 am to KG6
Recovery boots and dry needling definitely help
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