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Massage > Sports Massage

Warms muscles prior to exercise
Relaxes and restores muscle function after exercise
Assists recovery from injury.

Sport massage in contrast to relaxation massage is more vigorous to stimulate circulation allowing greater blood into the muscles for optimal performance.  After exercise, the massage will assist in the removal of toxins (lactic acids) that build up in the muscles during exercise.

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