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Frequently Asked Questions
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Your therapist will assess posture and swing-related tension, then use deep, targeted techniques on the back, shoulders, hips and forearms. Expect a mix of sustained pressure, stretching and soft-tissue release. Communication about pressure and problem areas is encouraged throughout the session.
For maintenance, most golfers benefit from a massage every one to three weeks depending on training load and competition schedule. During heavy practice or post-tournament recovery, weekly sessions help manage tightness and prevent performance-limiting stiffness.
Yes. Therapists adapt pressure and technique to fitness, medical history and comfort. Older clients or beginners may receive gentler work with emphasis on mobility and pain relief. Always disclose injuries or conditions so the session can be safely tailored.
Massage can reduce muscle-based pain and improve mobility, often easing chronic shoulder or lower back discomfort. It complements medical care but is not a substitute for diagnosis. If you have persistent or severe pain, consult your healthcare provider before scheduling.
Arrive hydrated and wear comfortable clothing for easy undressing. Avoid heavy meals immediately before the session. Afterward, drink water, perform gentle stretches recommended by your therapist, and give yourself time to rest. Avoid intense activity for several hours if deep work was performed.
Yes — combining with mobility coaching, physiotherapy, or a shorter recovery massage can enhance results. Book sequentially or consult staff to plan timing and intensity. Tell both providers about treatments and any injuries to ensure a safe, coordinated approach for best performance outcomes.