How to use your percussive tool?

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How do you use a massager, percussive, vibration tool  for best pain relief? Get that machine out of the closet and I will show you how to get relief from stiffness and pain in just a few tips. It doesn’t matter if your machine has only one head or two, the principal is the same.

1. Use the lowest setting, which imitates “tapotement”, a karate chop looking technique, we massage therapists use to loosen the muscle tension. It’s a light tapping, not a strong hit. 

2. Leave  the tapping tool stationary 10 seconds on your tight or stiff muscle before moving it. This provides greater therapeutic relief!!!

3. Always use the tapping heads on soft tissue (muscles), NOT on bones. If you have a machine with two heads, straddle the spine for one head on each side of the spine over the muscles. Then, move the machine to the next area along the muscles outside the spine for 10 seconds each spot. 407-756-4947

For more relief from stiffness and pain. Calm Relief has a variety of services. Consider a fully clothed stress relief of bodywork techniques to relax , stretch, and release tension from the “muscle whisperer” in Longwood, Florida. The commercial establishment is at I-4 and State Rd. 434. Look at the schedule of availability 24/7 by going to the home page. You don’t have to book an appointment to see the availability.

Before and During a Massage

Finish eating 90 minutes before a massage or bodywork. During a massage with lotion, all clients are draped conservatively. Payment expressing your satisfaction is made after your first received service. No refunds are provided on received services.

After a Massage

The time it takes to disrobe and get dressed is counted as part of your session length, which is standard in massage therapy.

Drink at least two cups of water following a massage. The wonderful feeling after a massage will last longer. Water is needed to cleanse stirred debris.

 

Should I come with a sore throat or fever?

NO. Sickness is contagious, especially in the first three days.  Massage makes sickness feel worse.  No massage will take place when a fever is present. If you are not sure you should come, call to discuss it. 407-756-4947 Thank you for understanding and providing notice.

Tipping

CASH tipping is customary for excellent service. Credit card companies charge a merchant fee. The full amount is received when it’s cash. Though not required, it is greatly appreciated!  However, Calm Relief never wants added financial stress, and would rather have your business.

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