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Can massage immediately after exercise relieve muscle soreness?
Massage immediately after exercise can relieve muscle soreness. Actually, I learned this method from my brother. He has been studying physical education since he was a child. Both junior high school and senior high school have studied martial arts, and universities have studied Sanda in the Institute of Physical Education. I admire him especially since I was a child, thinking that boys who study sports will bring me unlimited security. So, as soon as I had a holiday, I began to stick to him and let him teach me martial arts. I have no exercise cells. After punching my brother and kicking my leg, he said to me, "Massage your arms and legs yourself, or you will be hurt all over tomorrow morning." Sometimes when I am too lazy to move, my brother will help me massage my legs seriously.

When I grow up, I always remember what my brother said to me. Massage your muscles in time after exercise, or your muscles will ache the next day. Sometimes on a whim, I will go to exercise. After I finished, I didn't remember to massage my muscles. As a result, when I wake up the next day, I feel that my body is not my own, and this pain will last for a week.

Two years ago, I was born a sports scum. On a whim, I signed up for a mini marathon with my good friends. Although it is a mini car, five kilometers is a huge challenge for me. I practiced in the school playground for nearly a month before the competition. During the competition, my efforts paid off. Although I failed to get into the ranking, I still insisted on running the whole course. After running, my good friend and I helped each other and walked outside the venue to let the fitness coach teach us massage. After nearly 20 minutes of massage training, the feeling of drowsiness and muscle pain after running disappeared.

I got up the next morning and didn't feel any muscle pain. I think this is the effect of massage after exercise.