Best Ways to Recuperate sore muscles

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Roll your muscles out

If you tend to get sore after a workout, you may want to invest in a foam roller so you can roll out stiff muscles at home. This can also be beneficial for any injuries that are causing you pain. Roiling out your muscles helps ease muscular tension by smoothing out the muscle tissue. It can also help increase your muscle’s flexibility and range of movement. After a workout, roll out your tired muscles to keep them from becoming stiff and painful.

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Written by Elmer Morrow
6 months ago
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Take a bath

Sore muscles can make it hard to move around and do everyday things. You can ease muscle stiffness by taking a warm bath. The heat of the water will help relieve soreness and loosen tight muscles. It’s also a great way to help your body relax and let go of any tension. You can add epsom salt, essential oils or bubble bath to your water if you prefer. After your bath, make sure to put on some warm clothes to keep your muscles loose.

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Written by Julie Walsh
1 month ago
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Get a massage

Most of the personal trainers that I know swear by their massages. It’s a great way to get some much needed TLC directed at your muscles. It can also help you pinpoint problem areas that you may need to be aware of. Being self-aware can help you prevent injuries. Muscle massages can also help ease tension and loosen any stiff tissue. It’s a great way to relax both physically and mentally.

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Written by Mack Boyd
3 years ago

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