F.A.Q.
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Can I still participate in my normal activities while working with you?
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I don’t want to have surgery even though it has been recommended to me. Can MAT help me?
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I’ve tried everything to get rid of my pain and nothing has worked. Can MAT help me?
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Can MAT have a positive impact on arthritis and the aging process?
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What are the indications of muscle weakness – how do I know if I have a ‘weak’ muscle?
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What about strength training, stretching, or even yoga – Can’t these correct weakened muscles?
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If I am an athlete, will MAT help improve my performance and keep me healthy?
(Information provided by www.muscleactivation.com)
What are the indications of muscle weakness – how do I know if I have a ‘weak’ muscle?
The first and major indication is that something may not feel ‘right’. This can manifest as joint pain, muscle tension or instability of a joint: tight hamstrings, tight lower back, shin splints, aching knees, a hyper-extending joint, progressively losing motion in a limb —these are signs of possible muscle weakness. Remember it is always important to have a medical provider evaluate you prior to seeing a certified MAT Specialist in order to rule out serious structural issues or other pathology. (I.e. torn muscles, joint damage, fractures, etc.)