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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2025 · 5 MIN

#149- Recovery methods for workouts

from The Joey Lifestyle Podcast · host Joey Morin

Summary In this episode of the Joey Lifestyle Podcast, Joey Morin delves into the benefits and science behind cupping therapy and cold therapy as recovery methods for athletes. He discusses how cupping therapy works, its benefits for muscle relaxation, and the importance of cold therapy in reducing muscle damage and soreness. The episode emphasizes the strategic use of these therapies based on individual training goals. Keywords cupping therapy, cold therapy, recovery methods, muscle relaxation, athletic performance, alternative therapies Takeaways Cupping therapy involves placing suction cups on the skin. It is believed to improve blood flow and loosen tight muscles. Cupping may increase circulation to promote muscle repair. Some claim cupping can remove toxins, but scientific backing is limited. Cold therapy can reduce muscle damage and perceived soreness. Avoid cold therapy immediately after resistance training for muscle growth. Limit cold therapy sessions to 15 minutes to prevent excessive stress. Cupping provides localized muscle relaxation, while cold plunges focus on systemic recovery. Both therapies can be used strategically based on training style and goals. Future episodes will cover more recovery methods.

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