Frequently asked QS
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A massage offers numerous benefits, including relief from muscle tension, improved circulation, and reduced stress levels. It promotes relaxation, enhances flexibility, and supports faster recovery from injuries or physical strain. Regular massages can also boost overall well-being, helping you feel rejuvenated and balanced
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This varies depending on your goals. For general relaxation, once a month may suffice. If addressing chronic pain or specific issues, then weekly or every 2-3 weeks sessions may be beneficial.
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Deep Tissue Massage focuses on releasing tension in the deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue. It is ideal for chronic pain, stiffness, and postural issues, using slow, firm strokes to target specific areas.
Sports Massage, on the other hand, is tailored for athletes or physically active individuals. It aims to enhance performance, prevent injuries, and aid recovery. Techniques may include stretching, compression, and targeted manipulation to improve flexibility and muscle function.
While both address muscular tension, sports massage is more activity-specific, while deep tissue massage is suited for general tension and long-term issues.
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Yes, certain conditions such as infectious skin diseases, open wounds, or severe illnesses might make massage unsafe. There are many contraindications to massages including:
Heart conditions
High blood Pressure
Osteoporosis
Blood Clots/Deep Vein Thrombosis
Varicose Veins
Circulatory disorders
Fracture
Surgery
Recent Injury within 72 hrs
Swelling/Inflammation/Bruising
Epilepsy/seizures
Diabetes
If you have a medical condition, please consult your doctor before scheduling a session.
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Yes, gift cards are available and make a great gift for friends or family.