06/05/2026
We’ve found that athletic types who subscribe to our Trigger Point Therapy method consistently report having less pain, and improved muscular performance.
Many folks do not know that along with possible pain symptoms, TrPs can greatly reduce involved muscle strength.
And it’s important to understand that although “rolling” your trigger points can offer symptomatic relief, it is not Trigger Point therapy.
Athletes (this includes those who apply daily sustained stress to their muscles, such as dancers and musicians) who subscribe to our Trigger Point Therapy method, consistently report having improved muscular performance. This typically manifests in less pain, greater sp*ed, agility, and importantly, greater endurance.
What this means is that not only can comprehensive trigger point therapy effectively treat athlete’s pain issues, it also has the effect of improving athletic performance, even if there is no pain symptom involved.
We see this often – our clients often report that standard exercise and stretch therapy models were ineffective or made symptoms worse.
WHEN TRIGGER POINTS ARE INVOLVED THE TREATMENT RULES CHANGE!
If you'd like to learn more and have some hands-on experience with treating trigger points, we have a weekend workshop scheduled for Vancouver BC this September.