Deep Tissue Massage

Targeted, effective massage to relieve pain, release tension, and help you move, train, and live with less restriction.

What is deep tissue massage?

Whether you’re carrying deep-seated tension, dealing with a recurring niggle, or feeling the effects of training or daily life, my deep tissue massage sessions are designed to support your body where it needs it most.

Using a combination of hands-on techniques and my knowledge of movement, I’ll help reduce pain, improve mobility, and give you lasting relief you can feel.

Who is it for?

  • For active bodies

    Support your training or active lifestyle. Recover after injury or surgery. Ease soreness from sport or regular movement.

  • For everyday tension

    Release postural tension and tight muscles. Relieve desk-related aches in your back, neck or hips.

  • Targeted manual therapy

    Strong targeted treatment. Feel looser, more mobile and more balanced in your body.

  • Other conditions

    If you’re unsure whether your condition or concern is something I work with, just ask – the chances are there’s something we can do together. 

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Benefits of deep tissue massage

  • Relieves muscle tension and chronic tightness

  • Supports recovery from injury or surgery

  • Improves mobility and joint function

  • Enhances overall circulation and body awareness

  • Reduces postural discomfort and everyday aches

  • Helps you feel more balanced 

Pricing

FAQs

  • Deep tissue massage targets general tension and deeper muscle layers, while sports massage is more specific to activity-related aches, injuries, or recovery. I can blend deep tissue with myofascial release based on your body's needs.

  • It may feel intense at times, especially in tight areas — but it should never feel sharp or overwhelming. I always work with your comfort and feedback in mind.

  • Yes, regular treatments are great for long-term progress and prevention. 

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