Self-Massage for Athletes   

A Revolutionary Approach to Improved Fitness and Health

 

“Many of the techniques cited, illustrated and recommended in Self-Massage for Athletes are similar to those utilized by the professional masseur..” –Midwest Book Review

“Overall, this is a comprehensive and easy to read book that is appropriate for anyone interested in alleviating the muscle aches commonly associated with being an athlete.” –Amy Ensign of Bicycle Paper

Phone 303.545.6462, Two Hand Press, LLC,
PO Box 4236, Boulder, Colorado 80306

You already know the reasons you want to learn massage, here are some reasons you didn’t know:

  1. Massage makes you feel and look younger

  2. Massage releases trigger points and acupressure points

  3. Depending on the stroke, massage can be exciting, relaxing, fun, or therapeutic 

  4. Massage strengthens the immune system when you get more than one a week

  5. Massage doesn’t cure the common cold, it prevents it 

  6. Massage improves relationships

  7. By reducing the stress hormone cortisol, massage improves health and mood

  8. Massage releases feel-good chemicals into your body: anandamide, endorphins, dopamine, serotonin, adrenaline, and more

  9. Massage makes you happier by reducing stress, anxiety, and depression

  10. Massage stretches muscles more precisely than traditional static stretching

  11. Massage works at the cellular level to feed and clean your body

  12. Massage has been shown to improve job performance


And here are some you probably know

  1. Massage relieves muscle pain and soreness

  2. Massage improves athletic performance

  3. Massage speeds recovery between workouts

  4. Massage prevents injuries

  5. Massage relieves back pain, neck pain, knee pain, and most pain

  6. Massage teaches you about yourself

  7. Massage can be free, convenient, and fast

  8. Massage is medicine you can feel

  9. Massage helps you do what needs to be done

  10. Massage is easy to learn

















    Every Good Workout Deserves a Massage








“Sometimes after a long ride we have a load of aches and pains, and no way to get rid of them. Rub your troubles away with this excellent book.” Mountain BikeTales.com        on-line magazine