Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Sports Massage – 60 Min.

Your therapist begins with a brief assessment and discusses goals, then uses targeted techniques on tense areas. Expect deep, focused work, mobility work, and guidance for aftercare. Communicate pressure preferences for a safe, effective session.

Absolutely. The 60-minute sports massage is adapted to your fitness level and discomfort. Therapists adjust pressure, focus, and techniques, making it beneficial for beginners, regular exercisers, and non-athletes seeking muscle relief and improved mobility.

Frequency depends on training intensity, recovery needs, and any injuries. Many clients schedule weekly or biweekly sessions during heavy training and monthly tune-ups otherwise; your therapist will recommend a plan tailored to your goals and schedule.

Some pressure may feel intense, especially on very tight muscles, but therapists modify to your comfort. Brief soreness for 24–48 hours can occur. Communicate pain levels during the session for adjustments and ask about post-care tips to ease discomfort.

Wear comfortable, loose clothing you can move in; shorts or a sports top work well. Therapists drape appropriately and will instruct if removal is needed for targeted areas. Bring athletic wear if you prefer to change after the session.

Certain conditions may contraindicate treatment, such as fever, acute inflammation, deep vein thrombosis, contagious skin infections, recent fractures, or recent surgery. Pregnancy requires a specialized prenatal approach. Always disclose medical history so your therapist can ensure safety.