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Rio 2016: What Is Cupping?
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When Michael Phelps and his teammates won a gold medal on Sunday, many Olympics fans wondered: What were those purple marks on Phelps' shoulders? The bruises are caused by cupping, an ancient healing technique gaining popularity among athletes. Photo: AP.
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