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NCAA basketball teams are using massage therapy as a regular part of training to support recovery, prevent injuries, improve performance, and help athletes relax, sleep better, and stay mentally focused.
Research shows massage therapy can improve muscle recovery and flexibility, with studies highlighting benefits for post-exercise recovery and pre-activity preparation to help athletes feel ready and perform at their best.
AMTA 2026 National Convention keynote speaker Shawn Ellis encourages embracing endings as opportunities for growth, making small brave choices, and using simple tools and support systems to manage stress, build resilience, and move forward with confidence.
The What, Why and How of Creating a Website for your Massage Therapy Practice
Quick Recovery Exercises to Boost Physical and Mental Health
Self-Care Neck Massage Research and Techniques
Massage Therapy's Effect on Sleep
AMTA Supports the Revised Massage Compact
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