Frequently Asked Questions

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

Expect a targeted assessment followed by firm, rhythmic techniques tailored to your sport. Therapists address tight areas, trigger points, and range-of-motion restrictions. You may feel soreness afterward; drink water, rest, and follow provided stretches to maximize recovery.

Yes — it's excellent both immediately after events and during ongoing training. Adjustments are made for timing, inflammation, and soreness. Post-event sessions aid recovery; regular sessions help manage chronic loading, reduce risk, and improve performance consistency.

Absolutely — Percussion Therapy pairs well with the 60-minute Sport Massage. It speeds warm-up, breaks up adhesions, and enhances circulation. Your therapist can integrate it before or during the session to target stubborn knots and accelerate recovery.

Wear comfortable clothing and hydrate well prior to your appointment. Avoid heavy meals or vigorous exercise immediately beforehand. Arrive a few minutes early to complete intake forms and discuss goals, recent injuries, and any areas of particular concern.

Certain acute injuries, open wounds, contagious skin conditions, uncontrolled hypertension, or recent fractures may contraindicate treatment. Inform your therapist about health history, medications, and current symptoms so they can modify techniques or recommend medical clearance when necessary.

Frequency depends on training intensity and goals — many athletes benefit from weekly or biweekly sessions during peak training, with monthly maintenance otherwise. Your therapist will design a plan balancing performance needs, recovery time, and budget.