Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Sport Massage – 60 Mins.

During a Sport Massage – 60 Mins session you'll receive a focused intake and assessment. The therapist uses deep tissue and targeted techniques to release tight areas, improve mobility, and support performance—expect therapeutic pressure, communication about comfort, and personalized aftercare advice.

Yes—Sport Massage – 60 Mins is appropriate for most fitness levels. Techniques and pressure are adjusted to your needs. We screen for acute injuries, medical conditions, and contraindications; consult your physician if you have recent fractures, blood clots, or uncontrolled conditions.

Frequency depends on training volume and goals. Athletes in heavy training often benefit from weekly sessions, while maintenance clients prefer biweekly or monthly visits. Your therapist will recommend a schedule aligned with recovery needs, competitions, and injury history.

You may feel strong pressure or temporary discomfort during deeper work, which is normal. Communication is key—therapists modulate intensity for tolerable therapeutic effect. Mild soreness for 24–72 hours can occur; follow recommended stretching, hydration, and rest.

Yes—regular Sport Massage – 60 Mins reduces scar tissue, corrects muscle imbalances, and improves joint range of motion. It should be part of a comprehensive plan including strength training, mobility work, and proper rest to effectively prevent recurring injuries.

Arrive hydrated and wearing comfortable clothing. Avoid heavy meals immediately beforehand. Bring relevant medical information and a list of recent injuries or medications. Arrive ten minutes early to complete intake forms so your therapist can tailor the 60-minute session to your needs.