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Enhance your training and recovery with high-quality support and equipment designed to help you reach peak performance. From kinesiology tape that aids in muscle stabilisation and injury prevention to compression supports that promote blood circulation and reduce muscle fatigue, this range of products is built to help you stay strong and active.
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Enhance your training and recovery with high-quality support and equipment designed to help you reach peak performance. From kinesiology tape that aids in muscle stabilisation and injury prevention to compression supports that promote blood circulation and reduce muscle fatigue, this range of products is built to help you stay strong and active.
Recovery is a critical part of every runner’s training plan. It helps alleviate muscle pain, prevents injuries, and ensures consistent performance over time. Here are effective strategies to support your running recovery.
Post-Run Recovery Techniques
- Cooling Down: End your run with light jogging and stretching to gradually reduce your heart rate and aid flexibility.
- Hydration and Nutrition: Rehydrate and refuel post-run. Try products like the VOOM Protein Bar Recover Fudge and electrolyte drinks to support recovery.
- Compression and Elevation: Wear supports like the BEARHUG Knee Compression Support and elevate your legs to reduce soreness and swelling.
Tools and Techniques for Muscle Care
- Massage: Use foam rollers or massage creams like Nature’s Kiss to relieve tightness and promote circulation.
- Stretching: Focus on calves, hamstrings, hips, and quads to prevent stiffness and enhance flexibility.
- Rest and Sleep: Aim for 7–9 hours of quality sleep. Supplements like PILLAR Triple Magnesium can support better recovery sleep.
Advanced Recovery Options
- Cold Therapy: Use ice packs or cold baths to reduce inflammation after exercise.
- Heat Therapy: Apply warm packs or take a warm bath to loosen muscles before stretching or massage.
- Active Recovery: Light activities like walking or gentle cycling keep blood flowing without overexertion.
Additional Supportive Tools
- Massage and Rubs: Apply products like Nature’s Kiss Massage Rub post-swim to ease soreness.
- Compression Supports: Use shoulder sleeves to reduce muscle vibration and discomfort.
- Anti-Inflammatory Support: Consider supplements like PILLAR Triple Magnesium to help support joint recovery.
Training is only as effective as your recovery. By integrating tools like compression gear, massage rubs, and mobility exercises, athletes can reduce soreness, prevent injuries, and perform at their best across disciplines. Whether you're a runner, cyclist, or swimmer, the right recovery equipment supports a stronger, more sustainable training journey.
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