Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Sport Massage - 30 Mins.

Your therapist quickly assesses key tight areas, then uses targeted techniques and light stretching to release tension. The 30-minute session focuses on problem zones, providing immediate relief and mobility improvements, with brief aftercare advice to maintain results.

Yes, when used cautiously. A brief pre-event session can loosen muscles and enhance mobility, but therapists avoid deep, aggressive work right before competition. Communicate your timing and goals so pressure and techniques are adjusted for pre-performance readiness.

Waiting 24–48 hours after very intense workouts often yields best benefits, allowing acute inflammation to subside. For routine training, same-day treatment is fine if discomfort is manageable. Your therapist will tailor pressure and techniques based on recovery status.

You may feel pressure or brief discomfort when releasing tight knots, but therapists work within your tolerance. Communication is key — we adjust intensity for effectiveness without causing undue pain. Mild post-treatment soreness can be normal and resolves within a day or two.

Frequency depends on activity level and goals: weekly sessions suit competitive athletes, biweekly or monthly for maintenance. For acute issues, more frequent short sessions can accelerate recovery. Your therapist will recommend a plan aligned with training cycles and injury history.

Hydrate well before and after treatment, avoid heavy meals immediately beforehand, and arrive with any relevant training or injury information. Post-session, follow recommended stretches, rest as needed, and apply ice or heat if advised to support recovery.