Deep Tissue Massage
What is Deep Tissue Massage?
Deep tissue massage targets the inner layers of muscles and connective tissues using firm pressure and slow strokes to release chronic tension and break down adhesions. This intensive therapy helps athletes recover from injuries, intense training sessions, and repetitive strain by increasing circulation to damaged areas and flushing out metabolic waste products.
Athletes experience reduced recovery time, improved range of motion, and enhanced performance following treatment. The technique addresses specific problem areas with precision, helping prevent future injuries by maintaining proper muscle function. Many elite competitors incorporate regular deep tissue sessions into their training regimen to maintain optimal tissue quality and sustain peak performance throughout their competitive seasons.

Benefits
- Enhanced Performance
- Injury Prevention
- Improved Range of Motion
- Pain Relief
- Reduced Muscle Stiffness
- Reduced Inflammation
Conditions
- Sports Injuries
- Sciatica
- Post Operation Scar Tissue
- Tight Muscles
- Plantar Fascitis
- Chronis Muscle Pain
After Care
- Remember to hydrate
- Don't eat a heavy meal
- Take a warm bath with epsom salts
- Don't do anything strenuous
Acupuncture
What is Acupuncture?
Acupuncture uses fine, sterile needles at strategic body points to manage pain, reduce stress, and enhance athletic performance. This gentle therapy accelerates recovery between training sessions by decreasing inflammation and activating natural healing pathways. Many athletes find that regular treatments help them break through performance plateaus while preventing injuries.
The technique works by stimulating specific meridian points that improve circulation and neurological function. Athletes experience reduced muscle soreness, enhanced flexibility, and improved sleep quality – all critical for peak performance. Beyond physical benefits, acupuncture promotes mental clarity and focus, giving competitors the psychological edge needed for excellence in their sport.

Benefits
- Pain Management
- Better Sleep and Energy
- Enhanced Performance
- Accelerated Recovery
- Mental Focus
- Stimulates Natural Healing
Conditions
- Sports injuries
- Sciatica
- Post Operation Scar Tissue
- Tight Muscles
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Chronic Muscle Pain
After Care
- Don’t engage in strenuous activities
- Don’t drink coffee
- Don't drink alcohol
Electroacupuncture
What is Electroacupuncture?
Electroacupuncture combines traditional acupuncture with mild electrical stimulation, delivering enhanced benefits for athletes. This advanced technique stimulates deeper tissues, accelerating recovery from training and injuries while increasing blood flow to damaged areas. The customizable electrical frequencies target specific muscle groups, making it ideal for addressing sports-related conditions.
Athletes experience reduced recovery time, decreased inflammation, and improved range of motion following treatment. Beyond physical rehabilitation, electroacupuncture helps optimize performance by reducing muscle tension, enhancing sleep quality, and promoting mental focus. Many competitive athletes incorporate this therapy into their regular training program for both injury prevention and performance enhancement.

Benefits
- Improved Circulation
- Superior Pain Relief
- Accelerated Muscle Recovery
- Targeted Deep Tissue Stimulation
- Enhanced Neuromuscular Function
- Reduced Inflammation
Conditions
- Lower Back Pain
- Tennis/Golfer's Elbow
- Muscle Strains & Tears
- Achilles Tendonitis
- Knee Injuries
- Shoulder Pain & Injuries
After Care
- Avoid Alcohol and Stimulants
- Stay Hydrated
- Gentle Stretching & Light Movement
Shockwave Therapy
What is Shockwave Therapy?
Shockwave therapy uses high-energy acoustic waves to stimulate accelerated healing in injured areas, particularly beneficial for athletes with chronic pain and stubborn injuries. These powerful sound waves increase blood circulation, break down scar tissue, and trigger collagen production essential for tissue repair.
Athletes experiencing conditions like tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, and stress fractures find relief when conventional treatments fail. The treatment requires minimal recovery time, allowing for faster return to training while providing long-lasting results without medication or surgery. Many competitors incorporate shockwave therapy into their maintenance routine to address minor injuries before they develop into performance-limiting problems.

Benefits
- Accelerated healing process
- Enhanced blood circulation
- Stimulated tissue regeneration
- Improved collagen production
- Improved tissue resilience
- Reduced recovery time
Conditions
- Feet/Heal Spurs
- Hip Bursitis
- Achilles Tendonitis
- Shin Splints
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Back Pain
After Care
- Do not engage in strenuous exercise
- Resume light activities
- Follow your prescribed rehabilitation program
- Do not take anti-inflammatory medications
Graston Technique
What is Graston Technique?
The Graston Technique utilizes specialized stainless steel instruments to effectively detect and treat soft tissue restrictions that limit performance. This instrument-assisted therapy breaks down scar tissue and fascial restrictions while increasing blood flow to problem areas, allowing athletes to recover faster from injuries and intense training sessions.
Athletes experience improved range of motion, reduced pain, and enhanced muscular function following treatment. The precision of the technique allows practitioners to target specific problem areas that traditional methods might miss, making it ideal for addressing chronic issues and preventing future injuries. Many elite competitors incorporate regular Graston sessions to maintain peak physical condition throughout their competitive seasons.

Benefits
- Enhanced athletic performance
- Increased blood flow
- Reduced inflammation
- Pain relief
- Improved range of motion
- strengthening and repairing muscles
Conditions
- Achilles Tendinosis
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Tennis/Golfer's Elbow
- Knee Pain
- Ankle Sprains
- Lumbar Sprain
After Care
- Apply ice for 15-20 minutes after treatment
- Follow prescribed exercises
- Don't forget to stretch
Traction Therapy
What is Traction Therapy?
Traction therapy applies gentle, controlled stretching to decompress the spine or joints, creating space between vertebrae and relieving pressure on nerves and discs. This therapeutic approach increases circulation to damaged tissues, reduces inflammation, and accelerates recovery for athletes suffering from compression injuries, herniated discs, or sciatica.
Competitive athletes benefit from traction’s ability to restore mobility without invasive procedures, allowing for minimal training disruption. Many competitors report improved flexibility, reduced pain during high-impact activities, and enhanced performance following regular sessions. The therapy proves especially valuable for basketball players with back pain, runners with sciatica, and weightlifters experiencing disc compression from heavy loads.

Benefits
- Reduced spinal compression
- Enhanced spinal alignment
- Enhanced core stability
- Optimized nerve function
- Increased range of motion
- Accelerated healing
Conditions
- slipped discs
- facet disease
- sciatica
- degenerative disc disease
- herniated discs
- foramina stenosis
After Care
- Apply ice for 15-20 minutes after treatment
- Maintain proper posture
- Continue prescribed exercises
- Don't sit for prolonged periods