Deep tissue full body massage

₹899 ₹799 60 minutes mins

Place: Faridabad

Radius: 50 km

About This Service

A Deep Tissue Massage focuses on deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues. It uses slower strokes and stronger pressure than Swedish massage to help with muscle tightness, stiffness, and body pain.

Steps of a Full Body Deep Tissue Massage

  1. Consultation

    • Therapist asks about pain areas, injuries, or muscle tension.

  2. Warm-Up

    • Light strokes are used first to warm up muscles before deeper pressure.

  3. Back Massage

    • Deep pressure is applied using fingers, thumbs, knuckles, elbows, or forearms.

    • Focus on knots, stiffness, and tight muscles.

  4. Shoulders and Neck

    • Slow deep movements help release stress and tension buildup.

  5. Arms and Hands

    • Pressure is applied to tight muscles and joints.

  6. Legs and Glutes

    • Deep kneading and pressure work on thighs, calves, and hips to reduce soreness and tightness.

  7. Feet

    • Pressure techniques relax foot muscles and improve circulation.

  8. Stretching (Optional)

    • Gentle stretches may be included to improve flexibility.

  9. Cool Down

    • Lighter strokes calm the muscles and relax the body.

Common Techniques

  • Slow deep strokes

  • Trigger point pressure

  • Cross-fiber friction

  • Muscle stripping

  • Deep kneading

Benefits

  • Relieves muscle pain and stiffness

  • Helps with sports recovery

  • Improves mobility and posture

  • Reduces chronic tension and stress

It’s normal to feel mild soreness for a day after a deep tissue massage, so drinking water and resting can help.

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A Deep Tissue Massage focuses on deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues. It uses slower strokes and stronger pressure than Swedish massage to help with muscle tightness, stiffness, and body pain.

Steps of a Full Body Deep Tissue Massage

  1. Consultation

    • Therapist asks about pain areas, injuries, or muscle tension.

  2. Warm-Up

    • Light strokes are used first to warm up muscles before deeper pressure.

  3. Back Massage

    • Deep pressure is applied using fingers, thumbs, knuckles, elbows, or forearms.

    • Focus on knots, stiffness, and tight muscles.

  4. Shoulders and Neck

    • Slow deep movements help release stress and tension buildup.

  5. Arms and Hands

    • Pressure is applied to tight muscles and joints.

  6. Legs and Glutes

    • Deep kneading and pressure work on thighs, calves, and hips to reduce soreness and tightness.

  7. Feet

    • Pressure techniques relax foot muscles and improve circulation.

  8. Stretching (Optional)

    • Gentle stretches may be included to improve flexibility.

  9. Cool Down

    • Lighter strokes calm the muscles and relax the body.

Common Techniques

  • Slow deep strokes

  • Trigger point pressure

  • Cross-fiber friction

  • Muscle stripping

  • Deep kneading

Benefits

  • Relieves muscle pain and stiffness

  • Helps with sports recovery

  • Improves mobility and posture

  • Reduces chronic tension and stress

It’s normal to feel mild soreness for a day after a deep tissue massage, so drinking water and resting can help.

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A Deep Tissue Massage focuses on deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues. It uses slower strokes and stronger pressure than Swedish massage to help with muscle tightness, stiffness, and body pain.

Steps of a Full Body Deep Tissue Massage

  1. Consultation

    • Therapist asks about pain areas, injuries, or muscle tension.

  2. Warm-Up

    • Light strokes are used first to warm up muscles before deeper pressure.

  3. Back Massage

    • Deep pressure is applied using fingers, thumbs, knuckles, elbows, or forearms.

    • Focus on knots, stiffness, and tight muscles.

  4. Shoulders and Neck

    • Slow deep movements help release stress and tension buildup.

  5. Arms and Hands

    • Pressure is applied to tight muscles and joints.

  6. Legs and Glutes

    • Deep kneading and pressure work on thighs, calves, and hips to reduce soreness and tightness.

  7. Feet

    • Pressure techniques relax foot muscles and improve circulation.

  8. Stretching (Optional)

    • Gentle stretches may be included to improve flexibility.

  9. Cool Down

    • Lighter strokes calm the muscles and relax the body.

Common Techniques

  • Slow deep strokes

  • Trigger point pressure

  • Cross-fiber friction

  • Muscle stripping

  • Deep kneading

Benefits

  • Relieves muscle pain and stiffness

  • Helps with sports recovery

  • Improves mobility and posture

  • Reduces chronic tension and stress

It’s normal to feel mild soreness for a day after a deep tissue massage, so drinking water and resting can help.

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