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Prices

60 Minutes: €80

75 Minutes: €100

90 Minutes: €115

Specials:
15% off when buying a 3 pack of massages

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Swedish Massage

Swedish massage—one of the most common types of massage therapy—involves manipulating the body’s soft tissues with long strokes, light pressure, and kneading or tapping. It’s designed to promote relaxation, loosen up tight muscles, and improve circulation.

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Researchers have found that Swedish massage can help to:

  • Reduce Joint and Muscle Pain

  • Decrease heart rate, blood pressure, and anxiety levels

  • Boost immune function and reduce inflammation

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Deep Tissue Massage

Deep tissue massage aims to release tension in your muscles by manipulating deeper layers of soft tissue. It involves much firmer pressure than Swedish massage. This type of massage therapy may be right for you if you have chronic pain, underlying conditions, or sports injuries.

 

Studies indicate that deep tissue massage can help to improve flexibility and range of motion and significantly reduce pain, especially among people who are recovering from an injury.

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Sports Massage

Sports massage is popular among athletes and people who exercise frequently. It is specifically designed to prevent and treat sports injuries. The techniques used can vary what muscles are most affected by the sport and where you’ve experienced an injury.

 

Sports massage can help with various aspects of athletic performance and muscle recovery. According to a meta-analysis, sports massage effectively improves flexibility and reduces delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) among elite and amateur athletes alike.

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Cupping Massage

Cupping massage is a unique therapy that uses suction cups placed on the skin to gently pull tissue upward. This suction lifts the skin, fascia, and deeper muscle layers increasing blood flow and encouraging muscles to relax.

 

Unlike a regular massage that presses into muscles, cupping works by creating a vacuum effect inside the cups, which stimulates circulation and promotes healing in the targeted areas. The gentle pulling helps loosen tight muscles and release built-up tension through a combination of suction and light massage movements.

 

Another important benefit is that cupping supports lymphatic drainage, which helps the body remove toxins and waste more efficiently. Many people find that combining cupping with other massage methods enhances the benefits, making it a versatile tool in holistic health care.

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