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Deep tissue massage is a therapeutic technique designed to target the deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues. Using slow, firm pressure and deep strokes, this massage helps break up adhesions, release chronic tension, and improve circulation. It’s particularly beneficial for relieving muscle stiffness, reducing pain, and promoting faster recovery from injuries. Unlike relaxation-focused massages, deep tissue work is more intense and aims to address specific problem areas, making it ideal for athletes or those with chronic muscle tightness.

Sports massage and Thai massage both focus on relieving muscle tension and improving mobility, but they differ in technique and approach.

Sports Massage: This type of massage is designed for athletes or those with muscle strain. It involves deep tissue work, trigger point therapy, and assisted stretching to target specific muscles, break up adhesions, and aid in recovery. It’s more intense and focused on problem areas.

Thai Massage: Thai massage is a full-body experience that combines deep pressure, acupressure, and passive yoga-like stretches. Instead of just working on isolated muscles, it helps improve flexibility, circulation, and overall body balance. It’s interactive, meaning the therapist moves and stretches the client throughout the session.

If you’re dealing with a specific sports injury or muscle strain, sports massage might be the better choice. If you’re looking for a full-body reset and improved flexibility, Thai massage could be the way to go! Let me know if you’d like more details.

Cupping (enhancement added to 60/90 min session)  cupping therapy is an ancient healing technique that uses suction cups to promote circulation, relieve muscle tension, and support overall wellness. By creating a vacuum effect, cupping helps draw blood to targeted areas, reducing inflammation and encouraging natural healing. It’s often used for pain relief, relaxation, and even as a complement to deep tissue massage.