Frequently Asked Questions

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

Your therapist will discuss goals and any injuries, assess muscle tension, then use deep, targeted techniques to release tightness. Expect moderate pressure, movement work, and post-session stretches plus hydration advice to maximize recovery and performance.

You can receive it within a few hours after light training, or wait 24-48 hours after very intense sessions. Timing depends on goals - immediate relief, active recovery, or pre-event priming - discuss with your therapist for optimal scheduling.

Yes for many soft-tissue injuries when cleared by a healthcare professional. Therapists modify techniques to avoid aggravating acute inflammation, focusing instead on mobility, scar tissue mobilization, and circulation to support healing. Always inform us about recent injuries and medical history.

You may feel pressure and temporary discomfort as tight muscles are released, but therapists adjust intensity to your tolerance. Communication is key - we prioritize effective techniques while avoiding sharp pain. Post-treatment soreness usually resolves within 24-48 hours.

Frequency depends on training load and goals: high-performance athletes may benefit weekly or biweekly sessions, recreational athletes often monthly. For injury rehabilitation, follow your therapist or clinician's plan. We’ll recommend a personalized schedule after initial assessment.

Wear comfortable, loose clothing you can easily change in and out of. Bring any relevant medical notes, training schedules, or supportive gear. We provide towels and privacy; therapists will instruct when to undress for targeted work while maintaining your comfort and modesty.