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SPORTS / DEEP TISSUE MASSAGE

 

  • Prolong your ability to participate in all modes of activity (sedentary/physically demanding work, sporting activities)

  • Improve your sporting performance

  • Lessen the likelihood of injury

  • Treat & rehabilitate existing injuries

  • Helps to shorten the recovery time (body's adaptability)

  • Improve flexibility/relieve chronic pain and discomfort

  • Un-stick tight muscles and free up creaky joints

 

 

Sports massage is a special type of massage that is particularly helpful to athletes. It is used before, during and after sports events. Sports massage involves the manipulation and mobilisation of muscles and soft tissues for pain relief, muscle repair, health maintenance and injury prevention. Many people assume that sports massage is only for people that regularly practice sport. In fact, some people get sports massages when they do not do sports, if they are simply working out vigorously. Others even get sports massages after physical jobs like moving furniture or planting a garden. Sports massage also works wonders in helping inactive people release painful tension and recover flexibility & movement.

A sports massage can be stimulating, it can be relaxing, or it can be a relief from pain. Passive/resisted stretching also included in every session depending on the area of treatment.

 

 

Deep tissue massage is rather a special technique/s targeting separate deeper layers of the muscle, tendons and ligaments or old scar tissue that lack of blood suppleness and develop stiffness or pain, or physiological changes over long period of time usually due to muscle overuse (repetitive strain injury, RSI). Advanced massage techniques are used such as thumbs, fingertips, knuckles, forearms, even elbows, a special massage equipment, occasionally in order to effectively release areas of tension. You may be asked to take a deep breath to help you to relax. This deeper style of massage may sometimes cause some soreness or slight discomfort during, or in the days following the massage. This is simply the muscles releasing stored tension and toxins and will fade within a few days. It should not affect your next day after the treatment.

 

At EnergySome MASSAGE STUDIO I tend to incorporate both, deep tissue and sports massage techniques, or use them separately depending on each individual case. Please, be advised that I DO NOT TREAT ACUTE INJURIES, however, happy to work with you, if you are being looked after by a physio. The required treatment plan is discussed with the client on initial appointment.

If you not sure what to choose in your case, call for friendly advice on (01473) 760206

 

 

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