The Deep Unwind
For a relaxing and soothing experience, text us at 0401 088 388 to book your appointment on Friday or Saturday. We’ll connect you with an amazing practitioner specializing in somatic treatments. This is a separate service offered by a trusted partner, and by booking through us, you’ll not only enjoy a calming session but also support our collaboration—stay tuned for more! 

Note: If you don't see an available time for your booking, no worries! Simply join our waiting list, and we'll reach out if a spot opens up. This helps us manage appointments smoothly and ensure you get the best experience possible.

How can I help my body recover after a sports massage?

Your sports massage doesn’t end when you leave the treatment room. How you care for your body afterwards plays a big role in how quickly you recover and how long the benefits last. To help you feel your best, we recommend a few simple aftercare tips:

  • Stay hydrated. — Drinking plenty of water flushes out metabolic waste and toxins that may have been released during the massage. Proper hydration also helps prevent muscle stiffness and fatigue.
  • Engage in light and gentle movement. — While it’s tempting to completely crash on the couch, light activity like walking or gentle stretching can improve circulation and aid recovery by keeping muscles loose.
  • Apply heat or cold. — If you feel particularly sore or tender, applying a cold compress can reduce inflammation, while a warm bath or heating pad can help relax tight muscles.
  • Rest and rejuvenate. — Your body repairs itself most effectively during sleep, so aim for a solid night of rest to allow your muscles to fully recover and rebuild.

We Invite You to Book Your Sports Massage in Woollahra 

Following these aftercare tips can help extend the benefits of your massage and keep your body performing at its best. We invite you to book your sports massage in Woollahra today.

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