01/24/2026
Purposefully sharing again!!!
Heavy on the trash cans/bring boots IN!! These are common mistakes that I hear about every single year.
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🌧️⛈️ Storm heads-up from your massage therapist
With the incoming storm, a few gentle precautions can help keep your body safe and stress levels lower. I’m happy to be able to help and every year I see somebody injured generally on ice and sometimes due to shoveling snow.
• Secure outdoor items to avoid unexpected hazards, bring in your trash cans, etc. so you don’t feel the need to have to go out and get those.
• Wear snow boots over tennis shoes if you have them. After you use them, keep them inside the front door, so the ice doesn’t form on the bottom of the shoe. Then, clear walkways and steps to reduce slips and falls
• Consider throwing salt or a tarp over a section of steps to keep those free from ice
• Move a little slower or let a neighbor help you! — tense, rushed bodies are more injury-prone
• Stay hydrated and take breaks if you’re doing storm prep
• Check in on neighbors who may need an extra hand
Your body works hard to keep you upright and moving — let’s take care of it.
Be safe, stay grounded, and take it easy
Take care,
-b
|b Yoga & Massage|
Brittany Stowasser, BA,
LMT, ERYT-500
Craniosacral Therapy Practitioner
Barboursville, W.V. 25504
www.byogaandmassage.com
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