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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Medical Sports Recovery Massage.
This treatment uses faster, medical techniques—including Tui Na and gliding cupping—focused on functional recovery rather than relaxation. Therapists assess biomechanics, target adhesions, reduce inflammation, and improve mobility to speed return to sport and lessen post-activity pain.
Yes, when performed by a licensed therapist it is safe after exercise. We tailor pressure and techniques to your condition, often providing immediate relief while minimizing further tissue stress. Hydration and light recovery activity are recommended; inform your therapist about recent injuries or surgeries.
Many clients feel reduced soreness and increased mobility immediately or within 24–72 hours as circulation improves and adhesions release. Deeper tissue remodeling can take multiple sessions; your therapist will recommend a personalized treatment plan based on sport demands, injury history, and recovery goals.
Yes; we incorporate gliding cupping to enhance circulation and break adhesions, and Tui Na for brisk, targeted mobilizations. Both techniques are applied medically to complement soft-tissue work, tailored to tolerance, and combined only when clinically appropriate for recovery.
We offer 30-, 60-, and 90-minute sessions. Athletes commonly choose 60–90 minutes for thorough assessment, Tui Na mobilizations, and cupping work. Session length depends on injury complexity, training schedule, and recovery goals; therapists will advise an optimal frequency and duration.
Yes. Avoid treatment with active infections, open wounds, recent fractures, uncontrolled blood pressure, or suspected blood clots. Pregnancy and certain cardiac conditions require medical clearance. Always disclose medications, surgeries, and current symptoms so therapists can modify techniques and ensure safety.