Cupping guides
The Curam Recovery® method: what it is, how a class works and the terms explained
Curam Recovery® is Curam's method for active recovery: cupping with silicone cups woven together with movement, breath and body awareness, in groups, online or at home. Here are the method, the formats and every term explained.
Learn moreFoam roller or cupping? How they differ and when to choose which
The foam roller presses the tissue against a hard surface, the cup lifts it outwards. The results differ: the roller for mobility in large muscles, the cup for connective tissue, circulation and areas you cannot roll.
Learn moreCupping or massage gun? Differences, pros and cons and which to choose
The massage gun presses into the muscle, the cup lifts the tissue outwards. Both help recovery, but in different ways. Here is the point-by-point comparison, and a routine using both.
Learn moreRunner's knee and sensitive knees: what helps, how to keep training and how to cup around the knee
Runner's knee is an overload, not an injury to the knee itself. How to recognise it, adjust your training, strengthen the hips and use cupping around the knee to get back.
Learn moreHow to use massage cups for training, yoga and recovery
Static cups for specific tension and breathing, dynamic cups with oil for warm-up and circulation, face cups to wind down. Here is how to use them around training and yoga, with a routine per situation.
Learn moreRecovery after training: 5 simple and effective tips
Five simple recovery habits that work: ten deep breaths with static cups, five minutes in the sauna with cups and oil, daylight every day, acupressure mat plus cupping, and short breaks during the day.
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