01/28/2026
Recovery is often treated as what happens when training stops. In reality, the body does not automatically recover just because you rest. True recovery depends on circulation, nervous system regulation, tissue hydration, and the quality of communication between muscles, fascia, and the brain. When these systems are disrupted, the body may pause, but it does not reset.
At MYO, recovery is approached as an active and intentional process. Sessions are designed to help the body downshift from stress, restore movement efficiency, and clear accumulated tension from both training and daily life. Without addressing these systems, the body carries unresolved stress forward, which eventually shows up as stiffness, pain, or reduced performance.
Recovery only works when it is done with purpose.