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Sports Massage

Sports massage is designed for athletes before and after training. Deep tissue work, trigger point release and stretching increase mobility, reduce injury risk and accelerate recovery, while helping to relieve stress.
30 min 60 min 90 min
25 € 50 € 75 €
Sports massage at MV Therapy clinic

Who is Sports Massage For?

Sports massage is not only for professional athletes. It's suitable for everyone who is physically active and wants to optimally support their body.

Running and Marathon
Football and Team Sports
Tennis and Racquet Sports
Swimming
Cycling
Fitness and Strength Training
Dancing
Martial Arts
Golf
Active Recreation

Types of Sports Massage

Pre-Event Massage

Performed 3 days before training or competition. The goal is to prepare muscles and joints for physical stress. No massage should be done before competition if less than 3 days have passed!

  • Increases circulation in muscle tissue
  • Raises muscle temperature
  • Improves joint mobility
  • Prepares psychologically
  • Reduces injury risk

Post-Event Massage

Performed 30 minutes to 6 hours after training or competition. The goal is to accelerate recovery and reduce muscle fatigue.

  • Accelerates metabolic waste removal
  • Reduces muscle swelling and soreness
  • Restores normal muscle length
  • Promotes relaxation
  • Prevents delayed onset muscle soreness

Sports Massage Techniques

Sports massage uses specialized techniques adapted to athletes' needs:

Deep Tissue Work

Intensive strokes that reach deep into muscle tissues, releasing tension and improving tissue quality.

Trigger Point Release

Targeted work on painful muscle knots that may limit performance and cause discomfort.

Stretching Techniques

Active and passive stretches that improve mobility and restore optimal muscle length.

Joint Mobilization

Improving joint mobility and reducing stiffness through specialized manipulation techniques.

Benefits of Sports Massage

Enhanced Mobility

Improves joint and muscle flexibility, allowing greater range of motion and better technique.

Injury Prevention

Regular sports massage identifies and resolves problems before they become injuries.

Faster Recovery

Accelerates recovery processes after intense training, enabling more frequent and quality training.

Performance Enhancement

Optimal muscle function and mobility support achieving better athletic performance.

Stress Relief

Reduces both physical and psychological tension, improving overall well-being and motivation.

Pain Relief

Relieves muscle tension and pain that may result from intense training or competition.

When to Get Sports Massage?

Preparation

3 days before training or competition to prepare the body and achieve optimal condition.

During Training Season

Regularly 1-2 times per week, depending on training intensity and body needs.

After Intense Training

30 minutes to 6 hours after training to accelerate recovery and reduce muscle soreness.

During Injury

Therapeutic massage during injury recovery period, coordinated with medical staff and physiotherapist.

Elevate Your Athletic Performance to the Next Level

Sports massage is an investment in your athletic career and health enhancement. Let your body perform at its optimal level.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, sports massage is suitable for all physically active people, regardless of level. Even recreational-level sports stress muscles and joints in ways that can benefit from sports massage.
Avoid sports massage during acute injuries, fever, inflammation or infections. No massage should be done before competition if less than 3 days have passed. When in doubt, consult your trainer or doctor.
Sports massage is typically more intensive than classical massage, as its purpose is to work with deeper muscle layers. Intensity is adapted to your needs and tolerance. Communication with the therapist is important.
Frequency depends on your training intensity. Professional athletes may need massage several times per week, while recreational athletes need it 1-2 times per month. More frequently during season, less frequently off-season.
This depends on the type of massage. After intensive recovery massage, it's recommended to give the body 12-24 hours of rest. The therapist will always provide individual recommendations.