Author: Myrtle Robertson

Hiker Treated By Massage Therapist Salt Lake City

It is no surprise to hear that a hiker employed the use of a massage therapist Salt Lake City to treat muscles made sore through vigorous hiking. Walking through the woods, up steep mountain paths and down into valleys all can take their toll on the muscles of the legs. Although hiking is one of the most healthy activities a person can undertake this does not mean that there are no short term negative consequences associated with it. Obviously, sore muscles are one such short term negative consequence and one of the best ways in which to deal with this condition is to employ the use of a massage therapist.

MAKING USE OF MASSAGE THERAPIST SALT LAKE CITY

Certainly sore muscles are not the worst thing in the world and when one uses a massage therapist sore muscles are made to be even less of the worst thing in the world (if such a sentence makes sense). Sore muscles after vigorous exercise or hard work might even be looked upon as a badge of honor and the subsequent massage might be looked upon as a well deserved reward for a job well done. There are many ways to look at sore muscles after all.

The real issue is not how one looks at their sore muscles but rather what they choose to do about their sore muscles. One tact might be to wait them out. Sore muscles if given enough rest eventually become un-sore muscles. And truth be told, employing a massage therapist might not necessarily make sore muscles any less sore. In some cases muscles are even more sore after a massage. However, there is something pleasant and healing about a massage none the less. Perhaps it is better to think of the whole process as a cycle of life rather than a treatment for a condition.

Hiking Made Easier With Park City Transportation

The Let’s Hike Blog has received various reports about people using Park City transportation in order to ease the burden that has been imposed upon them due to their rigorous hiking schedules. It would be untrue to say that the manner in which this burden has been lessened is the same across all hikers. For example, one hiker lessened their burden by using transportation in Park City to convey them from their house to the trail head. Whereas another hiker actually performed the entire hike using said transportation. Of course this does not technically count as actually hiking but c’est la vie as they say.

HIKE WITH PARK CITY TRANSPORTATION

This does raise an interesting question as to what exactly constitutes hiking. The Let’s Hike Blog research team looked into this and discovered that there really is not one agreed upon definition of the term “hiking.” Essentially however, we can all appreciate that the term “hiking” refers to the activity of walking outdoors. There is a great deal of wiggle room within this definition. The hiking can be leisurely or it can be vigorous for example. The hiking can take place over flat terrain or up the side of a steep mountain for another example.

Under no definition that our research team was able to discover was the term hiking used to refer to a person traveling inside a vehicle of some sort. Now some people might argue that conveying one’s self through the use of one’s legs is a perfectly legitimate form of transportation. And if we are referring to leg powered transportation then we would agree that that form of transportation would fall under the definition of “hiking” as is commonly understood. However, we all have the sense that this is not what is being referred to when we use the term Park City transportation.

Utah Travel Agencies Can Make You Happier

Utah travel agencies can make you happier. The blog post was inspired by a recently published Huffington Post article entitled “11 Reasons Why Travel Makes You a Happier Person.” In this blog post I would like to examine two of the eleven reasons and offer my thoughts on them based on my personal experience. The two reasons are (1) Travel helps to increase self-confidence through dealing with unexpected situations and (2) Being away from home makes builds an appreciation for family and home.

FIND SELF-CONFIDENCE BY DEALING WITH UNEXPECTED SITUATIONS

The first reason the Huffington Post offers is that travel makes people happier because it makes them more resilient. I can personally attest that this is true. The reason this is true is because when I travel I am forced (to a certain extent) to confront my fears. That is, when I travel I am out of the comfort zone that I have constructed for myself including my home, social circle and work. Everything is new and different and this can give rise to fear. But facing fear is the only way that I will grow as a person and when I grow as a person I build my self confidence and resilience.

BEING AWAY CREATES APPRECIATION FOR FAMILY AND HOME

They say, “absence makes the heart grow fonder” and I have found this to be true. It is so easy to become absorbed in the every day cares of the “normal world” that makes up my life. Sometimes this boredom can appear along with the feeling that I am missing out on something more fun or better. Traveling (through the use of Utah travel agencies) serves to break up this boredom and set that feeling of being left out to the side. As a result when I return home from traveling the same things that bored me before I left become new again.