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What Is Lymphatic Drainage Massage And Can It Help Runners?

Most runners are good at taking care of their bodies.

They understand that running can put a lot of stress on their bodies, and to improve their time, and avoid picking up common running injuries, they need special support.

If you’re a runner, here is something that could dramatically improve your performance and reduce your injury risk – Lymphatic Drainage Massage.

What Is Lymphatic Drainage Massage?

You might not have ever thought about lymphatic drainage massage (or even heard of it).

And yes, we know that a few people get through fine without it, but once you start learning about the lymphatic system (and yes, we encourage you to do so), you’ll want to add this to your routine.

Our founder Dr. Alex Gometz has seen great results from hundreds of patients that have benefitted from these massages and explains how it works:

“This medical massage focuses on stimulating the lymphatic system by gently massaging and activating specific areas of the body. The effects are immediate and it’s incredibly safe, natural and non-invasive treatment option. However, lymphatic massage is not for everyone because there a few contraindications so it’s best to seek professional advice.“

To find out whether lymphatic drainage massage is right for you, arrange a free discovery visit or call us on 619-369-9442 (San Diego Clinic) or 212-717-8330 (New York Clinic).

How Does Lymphatic Drainage Massage Help Runners Specifically?

Whether you are training for a race or simply running for fun, your body has been working hard to process your daily activities.

Due to the sheer time some runners spend exercising, they can be particularly vulnerable to bodily waste and toxins which build up in areas of your body.

This can lead to health problems that affects your circulation, immune system and digestion.

With so much exposure to toxins (and it’s on the rise), a lot of people can notice huge health improvements with lymphatic drainage massage.

Especially because this is a quick and easy way to clean out your body and reduce toxins that creep into your system through the air you breathe, the foods you consume and your general environment.

Run Faster, Reduce Injuries And Feel Healthier

If you’re a runner struggling with niggling injuries, feel like your legs aren’t recovering from your runs and can’t improve your pace, our team are here to help.

As well as lymphatic drainage massage, we have a range of other services designed to help you run faster without pain.

To find out why your injuries won’t go away, and how to improve your race pace, arrange one of our Free Running Injury Analysis Appointments.

Due to massive demand at both of our New York and San Diego clinics, we only have a limited number of Running Injury Analysis Appointments available so contact us now to avoid disappointment!

To arrange your Free Running Injury Analysis, simply complete the enquiry form (it just takes 30 seconds) and one of our friendly team will contact you to schedule a time that suits you.

Alternatively, you can call us on 619-369-9442 (San Diego Clinic) or 212-717-8330 (New York).

Other Resources For Runners

Download Your Free Knee Pain Report where you can discover 7 secrets to stop chronic, annoying knee pain without painkillers, injections or surgery.

Read our blog – How To Prevent Knee Pain After Running

Read our blog – One Secret to Getting Faster With Fewer Injuries

Read our blog – 3 Ways To End Knee Pain

Follow us on social media – Prehab Instagram or Prehab YouTube

Why rehab, when you can prehab?®

Prehab is a science-based running clinic with locations in New York City and San Diego, also offering services virtually. Our mission is to help all levels of runners enjoy the sport with top performance, while preventing injury.

For more ideas be sure to follow along our Prehab athletes on our Instagram page and sign up for our Prehab Newsletter.

Keywords: prehab, lymphatic massage, circulation, running, runners, training, marathon, 5K, 10K, ankle pain, performance, injury prevention

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