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Response to Queen’s Study

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item type

article on a website

authors

Burchat, Paula and Canadian Sport Massage Therapists Association

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journal

CSMTA.ca

year

2009

month

Jun 8

The full quote/excerpt

Notably, CSMTA Sport Massage Therapists are trained not to use deep tissue massage in an immediate post event environment. Years of sport massage practice have demonstrated that it does not improve recovery and generally leads to soreness. In fact, this study confirms this position as results showed exactly that response.

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