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How Chiropractic Tools Can Help Improve Your Athletic Performance
Rigorous training is essential for doing well in any athletic endeavor, regardless of your chosen sport. However, that intense training can take its toll on the body over time. Injuries in sports are incredibly common, and even without major injuries to cope with the body can suffer from the constant...

What Is Graston Treatment And How Does It Help?
Visiting a chiropractor is a great way to reduce pain and inflammation in your body and improve mobilization. Suffering from pain can cause you to miss out in so much in life and creates anger, resentment, and fear of trying anything because there could be a chance of increasing the...

Trying to Treat Scar Tissue Buildup? Here Are a Few Reasons to Use Muscle Scraping Tools
Each year, approximately 36 million kids participate in organized sports ranging from baseball to rugby and everything in between. During those sporting events, it’s not uncommon for kids to get injured, even when they’re incredibly careful on the field. When the injury is severe like a broken bone, the body...

IASTM 101: What Do IASTM Tools Do?
Despite the number of people who could potentially benefit from the use of IASTM tools, shockingly few people actually know what they are or what they do. If used properly, IASTM tools can help improve muscle pain, reduce recovery time from injuries and more. But what are IASTM tools, and...

Common Forms Of Tissue Damage In Athletes
It's no secret that sports and athletic activities can cause injuries if you're not careful. With the amount of strain you put on your body during sports, some physical damage is more or less inevitable. The human body has more than 650 muscles, and when you participate in athletics, there's...

Who Should Own An IASTM Tool Set?
Stainless steel IASTM tools can be incredibly useful tools for treating a wide variety of tissue damage types. These tools frequently appear in medical facilities, and can greatly reduce the recovery times for certain types of injuries. But should it only be medical practitioners that own an IASTM tool set?...