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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Sports Deep Tissue Massage.
Your therapist will focus on deep, targeted techniques over 75 minutes to release adhesions, increase circulation, and address overused muscles. Expect firm pressure, occasional discomfort, and guidance about breathing. Post-session hydration and gentle stretching are recommended.
Yes, when timed correctly. A lighter, focused session the day before can improve mobility and reduce tightness, while intense deep work right before competition may cause temporary soreness. Tell your therapist about timing and intensity preferences.
Frequency depends on sport, training load, and goals. Many athletes benefit from weekly or biweekly sessions during heavy training, and monthly maintenance otherwise. Your therapist will recommend a plan based on muscle imbalances, recovery needs, and upcoming competition schedules.
Mild to moderate soreness is common for 24–72 hours as tissues adapt. Proper hydration, rest, and light movement help recovery. If pain is severe or prolonged, contact us to adjust pressure or schedule follow-up care.
Yes. Acute injuries, open wounds, fever, blood clots, certain cardiovascular conditions, and recent surgeries may contraindicate deep tissue work. Always disclose medical history, medications, and current symptoms so your therapist can modify techniques or recommend alternative treatments.
Arrive well-hydrated, avoid heavy meals or intense workouts immediately before, and wear comfortable clothing. Communicate goals, recent injuries, and pain tolerance to your therapist. Plan to drink water and rest afterward to maximize recovery benefits.