Learn When To Apply Ice or Heat!

Changing the Name in the Pain Game

Melissa Gilbert aids DWTS Injury

  • Learn When To Apply Ice or Heat!
  • Changing the Name in the Pain Game
  • Melissa Gilbert aids DWTS Injury
Trainer Tips<br />with Sara Haley

Trainer Tips
with Sara Haley

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#1

Try to make time each day to stretch. Ease into your stretches - hold for a few counts - deepen with each exhale of breath and repeat. Try to hit up all major joints and muscles that most people find tight - shoulders, spine, hips & hamstrings.
Trainer Tip #2<br>Hydrate!

Trainer Tip #2
Hydrate!

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#2

Drink Water! Water increases your circulation and comfort in muscles. I like to drink flavored water so I opt for something like HINT which has no preservatives and is calorie free.
Trainer Tip #3<br />Protein

Trainer Tip #3
Protein

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#3

Follow a diet that includes plenty of protein. Protein helps to rebuild muscles after injury or overwork.
Trainer Tip #4<br />Know the Difference

Trainer Tip #4
Know the Difference

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#4

Know the difference between muscle soreness and muscle injury so you can treat accordingly, I like to alternate between hot and cold for optimum relief.
Trainer tip #5<br />Cool Down

Trainer tip #5
Cool Down

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#5

Follow your workout with a walk or light jog. I also suggest using a cold pack to place on muscles, I love TheraPearl’s Sports Pack because it molds to my muscles and stays cold for only 20 minutes so you don’t overexpose your muscles.
Trainer Tip #6<br />Warm Back Up

Trainer Tip #6
Warm Back Up

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#6

Following your workout and cool down it’s a good idea to warm your muscles back up. Again I use my TheraPearl Sports Pack, easily convertible from cold to hot in the microwave.
Trainer Tip #7<br />Treat Yourself

Trainer Tip #7
Treat Yourself

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#7

Always treat yourself to a day off from your workout regimen, you deserve it! I usually have a nice relaxing day or treat myself to a massage.