Our selection of Gels, Creams and Oils features the warming massage gel EA Fit, along with our tips for choosing between warming products to prepare the muscles, cooling products for recovery, and massage oils to aid self-massage and sports massage.
Prepare and relieve your muscles.
Massage products are divided into two categories. Heating gels and creams, like the EA Fit gel from the French sports nutrition and care brand, provide a warming sensation that helps during warm-up, especially in cold weather. Cooling products, often containing menthol or arnica, deliver a refreshing feeling appreciated after exercise and on the muscles that have been used.
Recovery equipment is also varied:
All the equipment can be found on the massage and recovery page.
Massage oils make it easier for the hands to glide over the skin, allowing for longer and more enjoyable massages, before or after exercise. They often combine a neutral vegetable oil, like sweet almond oil, with essential oils known for their relaxing properties. Always massage in the direction of blood flow, from the extremities toward the heart, using slow and firm movements.
Heating products should be applied to healthy skin, never on a wound, irritation, or recently injured area, and avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. Wash your hands after application. Test a new product on a small area first, as sensitivity varies from person to person. These products assist with preparation and recovery, but should not replace medical advice when experiencing pain.
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The warming gel, like EA Fit, is applied before exercise, massaging the targeted muscles to aid warm-up. It is particularly appreciated in cold weather, during running, cycling, or before a match.
The warming gel provides a heat sensation useful for preparing muscles before exertion. The cooling gel, often containing menthol or arnica, delivers freshness after the session and aids recovery.
The oil allows the hands to glide over the skin without friction, making long and deep massages easier after exercise. It is suitable for self-massaging the calves and thighs, as well as for massages done by a partner or a physiotherapist.
No, avoid warming gels on a sprain, bruise, or inflamed area, where cooling products are more appropriate. Never apply it on an open wound or near the eyes, and wash your hands after use.
Apply the product to the area, then massage upward toward the heart, using gentle pressure at first, followed by firmer pressure. A few minutes for each muscle group is enough to relax the calves, thighs, or shoulders.